Swords of Reverence

Civil action

Amidst the turmoil following the Southern collapse, a new order, Ichurxis' Swords of Reverence, emerge in the Western Kingdom, offering guidance, order, and justice to a population grappling with chaos and rampant crime.

In the wake of the Southern collapse, a period marked by turmoil and lawlessness engulfed the Western Kingdom. The societal fabric, already frayed by the calamity, teetered on the brink of complete disarray. It was during these dark times that Ichurxis, a figure shrouded in both reverence and mystery, rose to prominence, heralding the formation of an order that would come to be known as Ichurxis's Swords of Reverence.
  The genesis of this order was born out of a desperate need for stability and justice. With the collapse of traditional structures, crime and fear had proliferated, leaving the citizens in a state of despair. Ichurxis, perceiving the depths of this despair, saw an opportunity to instill a new sense of order and purpose. He began bestowing blessings upon those who sought a path out of chaos, but these were not mere symbolic gestures. Each blessing was a covenant, binding the recipient to a doctrine that espoused not only faith but also a commitment to uphold justice and order.
  These early adherents, emboldened by Ichurxis's teachings and the divine empowerment they received, became the first Swords of Reverence. They were not swordsmen in the literal sense, but rather wielders of a moral and spiritual authority that cut through the uncertainty and fear. Their mission was twofold: to bring order to a society teetering on the edge and to administer justice to those who exploited the chaos for their gain.
  The influence of Ichurxis's Swords spread rapidly, their presence a balm to the beleaguered citizens of the Western Kingdom. They were seen not as conquerors but as saviors, individuals who had risen from among their ranks to restore what had been lost. The order's growth was organic, a reflection of the populace's yearning for a return to normalcy and righteousness.