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Ụůntiam

A belief similar to Eremantýsm, only following Eremantýa's daughter, Ụůnt (OO-oa-nt), who they formed from living rock. Ụůnt was, as was historically proven, a real being, an aifin, with black-brown-grey skin, a head of very short curly brown-blond hair, and greyish eyes, like slate, though whether she was really the daughter of Eremantýa's is a subject of debate. Ụůntiam has a book of worship called the Ýoran, or the Holy God Book. It is composed of the Erimentýnir and a purely original work.

Structure

The head of an Ụůntist temple is called a Oaňů (oh-an-yoa), and they help facilitate the spiritual process of the congregates. There are varying levels of religious devotion. There are the most casual, who only come to temple on the most important holidays, those who come to temple every week, and have a home shrine, and the very observant, who follow all the rules. After them are the noia, the monks of this religion, who are recognizable by the way they cover their faces in black and blue tattoos, and cover their eyes with a translucent cloth.

Culture

The main tenant of this religion is justice and upstandingness. They are commanded to combat injustice wherever they see it, even in their own community (especially in their own community).