World
Guardians
Taubri
Zethar
Caeh'l
Beliar
Pemuel
Taubri
(taw-bree)
Taubri are the
highest angels, immortal, and controllers of the
Grigori and Uthra. They are one of the two main groups
that have free will. The Taubri hardly ever directly
have anything to do with "earthly matters", usually
sending Grigori to do their dirty work. Since they are
extremely powerful entities, they can take any
physical form they wish.
Name Origin:
Derived the name Taubri from the name "Tabris," the
angel of free will.
Zethar
(zay-THarr)
Zethar are the
highest caste of the Taubri, and the most mysterious.
There are only three members of this group, basically
"governing" over all other groups. Few have seen the
true forms of the Zethar, even other Taubri such as
the Caeh'l, their seconds in command. Little more is
known of these angels.
Name Origin: The
Zethar were named after Zethar, the angel of
immortality and confusion.
Caeh'l
(kai-hell)
Caeh'l are the
second highest caste of the Taubri only to the Zethar.
There are fifteen of these angels, one for each letter
of caeh'l, the angelic alphabet. This group is split
into five divisions of three, each led by the Caeh'l
whose names are vowels. Selal Caeh'l is a member of
this caste. See
the caeh'l alphabet.
Beliar
(bell-E-R)
Beliar are the
warriors of the Taubri. When you think of the
wrathful, super-powerful angels of olde, that's the
Beliar. This is the largest group of Zethar,
consisting of probably several hundred. To add onto
their numbers, they have a caste of subordinate Uthra
soldiers, the Mai, which number in the thousands. The
Beliar have a long-held silent rivalry with the
Pemuel, considering them too "bookish."
Name Origin: The
Beliar were named after Beliar, the angel of
hostility.
Pemuel
(peh-mel)
Pemuel are the
recorders of the Taubri. They are the keepers of lost
information and records of the world. The Pemuel have
a caste of Grigori subordinates, the Vrelil, which
wander the earth, gathering information. They have a
long-held silent rivalry with the Beliar, considering
them too "brutish."
Name Origin:
Derived the name Pemuel from the name "Penemuel," a
fallen angel who taught man to write.
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