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Personal Amber | |
Luoi Dua-La, known as “Sap” | |
Tseu-ko (Sage) | |
Race | Zoraï |
Gender | Female |
Nation | Zoraï theocracy |
Organization | Sages Council |
Worship | Cult of Ma'Duk |
Faction | Kami |
Guild | |
Rank | |
Birth | 2574 |
Death | |
Mother | Luoi Gai-Guan |
Father | Luoi La-Viang |
Character played by an animator |
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“I am Luoi Dua-La. I come from the far-off tribe of the Sap Gleaners, and yet I am in your likeness! My ancestors and yours left Zoran[1] and its protective enclosure so that the First Swarming would not extinguish the light of the Chosen People[2]: they knew that we could not afford to leave our fates in the hands of the Né-Kwai[3] and chose the harshness of a secluded life in a tribe camp rather than accepting the coexistence imposed by the Ma'Kwai[4] Hoï-Cho…
Luoi Dua-La, in The Call of the Sap
Main character traits
Other information
The frequent absences of Season are due to his role as spiritual guide to the Zoraï tribe of the Sap Gleaners in the Abyss of Ichor. He noticed there the young Luoi Dua-La who became his disciple. His death, which occurred during the event "the passage of the seasons", is thus a means of putting forward the latter so that she will succeed him.</poem>
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Biography
- Luoi Dua-La is a Zoraï homina. She was born in 2574 in the Sap Gleaners tribe. Daughter of Luoi La-Viang, the overseer and Luoi Gai-Guan, the tribe welcomer, she was taught handicrafts by her father at an early age.
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- ↑ [OOC] Zoran was the capital city of the Zoraï on the Old Lands.
- ↑ [OOC] The Chosen People: the Zoraï people.
- ↑ [OOC] Né-Kwai: word meaning "Without mask" in taki zoraï, i. e. "not Zoraï by birth".
- ↑ [OOC] Ma'Kwai: the "Great Mask" in taki zoraï; he leads the Theocracy.
- ↑ [OOC] 23/10/2018
- ↑ [OOC] Laï-le Ban : Traditional Zorai trial (lit. clarification ceremony))