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"Aetheya"

An Aetheya is a unique ability that an individual can manifest after experiencing a significant, life-altering event. This power is deeply tied to a person’s beliefs, life experiences, soul, and their true nature. It is not merely a tool or skill—it is a reflection of who they are at their core, and it shapes the choices they make and the path they walk.

An Aetheya is a manifestation of one’s inner self, and it is only unlocked when a person undergoes an event that drastically shifts their understanding of the world. This transformative event acts as a catalyst, revealing the latent power within them. Due to the profound and often personal nature of this occurrence, only around 25% of the world’s population is capable of manifesting an Aetheya.

The form and function of an Aetheya can vary greatly depending on the individual, but at its heart, it is a reflection of their deepest desires and motivations. However, when a person's desires begin to overpower their sense of self-control, the power can be misused. In these cases, those who give in to their darker urges are called Arai. These individuals are led by the Disasters, the malevolent leaders of this faction, who use their power for selfish or destructive purposes. They often fall into chaos, driven by greed, vengeance, or unchecked ambition.

On the other side, there are those who are able to control their desires and channel their Aetheya toward virtuous goals. These individuals are known as Edeyan, and they are guided by the leaders known as Miracles. The Edeyans and Miracles represent the force of good in the world, standing as protectors and defenders against the misuse of power. Their strength comes from their unwavering virtue and their desire to help others, ensuring that their powers serve the greater good.

While the Arai and Edeyan factions stand in stark contrast, they share the same origin: the unlocking of one’s Aetheya through a life-changing event. The key difference lies in how they choose to wield their power.

Table of Aetheya

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Volume 1