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It is because of Ixor that all things inevitably age, die, and decay. Thus, it is assumed that once they are defeated, that immortal life with be achieved for all living things. There are conflicting theories about what will happen to those who have already died at that point. | It is because of Ixor that all things inevitably age, die, and decay. Thus, it is assumed that once they are defeated, that immortal life with be achieved for all living things. There are conflicting theories about what will happen to those who have already died at that point. | ||
===Odesser=== | ===Odesser=== | ||
'''Odesser''' is the god of the sun, patron of [[Telhramir]], and supreme god in the Aeranid pantheon. They are credited with creating the first life on [[Avrid]], as well as creating the [[List of Aeranid theological terms#Dim|Dim]]. | '''Odesser''' is the god of the sun, patron of [[Telhramir]], and supreme god in the Aeranid pantheon. They are credited with creating the first life on [[Avrid]], as well as creating the [[List of Aeranid theological terms#Dim|Dim]]. | ||
It is said that Odesser appeared to [[List of historic Aeranid figures#Rhamanus|Rhamanus]] atop of the mesa that would become Telrhamir, and gave them their blessing, and a mandate to cultivate creation in humanity. Odesser was considered to be in direct contact with the kings of Telrhamir, and then later the [[List of Aeranid political terms#Mater Pristus|Mater Pristus]] of the Senate. | It is said that Odesser appeared to [[List of historic Aeranid figures#Rhamanus|Rhamanus]] atop of the mesa that would become Telrhamir, and gave them their blessing, and a mandate to cultivate creation in humanity. Odesser was considered to be in direct contact with the kings of Telrhamir, and then later the [[List of Aeranid political terms#Mater Pristus|Mater Pristus]] of the Senate. | ||