Weekly Updates: 01.04.2026

• A new year begins. Starting the updates as promised with factions. Or in this case, starting big with the Nations. Nations that some are new to you readers, some got changed but still the same.
• More importantly, what comes for Tales of Thulyandiv in 2026?
• In January, nothing. This month is a break that will only have these updates, focusing on the factions. The Eminent Covens and Circles, and the Grand Guilds of Heleion. Two each week starting with the Black Rose Coven and the Snow-Scaled, and slowly going south, I’ll introduce the rest. Mostly their history, their fashion sense, their structure and such.
• Then on Valentine’s Day, the first story a Shadow Archives be the first tale of Thulyandiv. Though it won’t be set on the world, instead will be on a cruise vessel in the Void-Between-Worlds. Near an apocalyptic planet taken over by the Ur-Fiend of Excessive Desires, Lust. The story itself will consist of four chapters, each focusing on a spy of four different intelligence gathering branch of the Eminent Covens/Circles and Heleion. This one is sure, and I am currently working on its outline.
• For March, three tales will follow. Two in Bound Diaries story, with one based on a soap opera scene, one that was just a random smut idea with two experimenting students of a Franchoin Arcane Academy. The third will be another Shadow Archives story, though nothing concrete I have on this one.
• April, will see Yngvaun return, continue his exploration in the southern continent. A loose sequel of his introductory story. It may also see Tawheeda return, and feature one of the Grand Guilds of Heleion as a major adversary alongside the Thorned Seekers. A tale of 2 or 3 chapters, set in the oligarchies of Ralikhai, as its one of the nations that is a playground for these powerful factions.
• May shall have a War Tales or Records of War [not fully set on the name of these sub-tales], set on the world tainted by the Ur-Fiend of Excessive Desires, Lust. A set of dark erotica/smut spiced tales. Will focus on the Black Roses, as they are still the designated protagonist-faction, but will also introduce the bestiary of Lust. Demons, Devils who live to climax. Or something like that.
• June will see the return of Rhommi, the Godkynd Thief, in two tales of Felonious Memoirs. One a space heist, where she infiltrates a Voidstation ran by the Snow-Scaled Circle [so expect some guys in distress] and the Sakhrath-Ib-Anath. The second a heist on a world not a Void Colony, but one that joined the Hegemony of Thulyandiv. A planet with a feminine, Amazonian race of its own. A race I made some preliminary outlining on 2025, though some things may change as I have new ideas for what makes them alien compared to the Thulyandivian races.
• July will see another Shadow Archives tale, though this one I am not set on fully yet. It may become another War Tales, set during the Subjugation of Naireanth. And if it remains a Shadow Archives, it may tie into the December story. Neither am I fully settled on the second story of July. Mostly on whether it will be a Bound Diaries or a War Tales story. The idea shall remain, a short story, a short scenario of a good Samaritan discovering a bound and gagged baddie, whom they free only to end up themselves in peril. 
• August will see the revision of the first story I wrote, the first story of the arc involving the Coven of the Forsaken Sisters. Alongside the December story, I shall start working on it on the weekends. That will mostly take up August, though I may do a short story, but no promises on that one.
• For October, I plan to do four stories. Two Bound Diaries, with one including a pirate and their pet kraken experimenting with some tentacle stuff, and one involving slimes in a Viduthian Brothel. Then there will also be a Fame and Glory set in the Second Era of Mending, involving horny goblins and a party of adventurers or Circle/Coven members. The last, the War Tale will once again feature the tainted world, and demons of Lust, that may or may not be very tubular in their appearance. And very, very squelchy. Overall, the theme I want for 2026’s October to be: The Dangers of Monster Fucking. Or something like that.
• November, I only decided on doing three tales, three short stories. No theme or exact details, other than one being a Fame and Glory [not Selindrae, though the July Shadow Archive may turn into a Selindrae story], one being a Bound Diaries tale, and the last either a Felonious Memoirs story or a Shadow Archives.
• And lastly, December. Like 2025, I plan to do a lengthy story, pushing forward the Cabal Storyline. A story that will be set on Hoshigawa, and will involve their Circle. Similar to Passion Rides, it may also has its main setting be a mode of transport, in this case and as of now, the plan is for a ship. Or a submarine. Likewise, the Cabal will work mostly from the shadows, where Astrydril and two of the Raven Eyes assigned to the East, will attempt stopping their plans. It will also see the return of Saemundur, and Lyaldis maybe. 
• Overall, from February to June, these are all set and concrete plans. The rest is up for change, as I plan to look at the board at the end of each month and mull whether it is what I want to do or not. 
• Now before the end, some commentary on the worldbuilding section.
• Naireanth itself changed from Monarchy, Theocratical Monarchy to Seidhocratic Triarchy, to signify power being shared amongst House Dreahal, the Snow-Scaled Circle and the Black Roses. Seidhocracy/Magicracy itself is a model valuing the Arcane Sciences, signifies in the world whether a coven or circle have a say in political matters.
• Though it may change and become a branch-model. 
• Maurnia and Wyruthrin are both technically new nations, but also just rebranded ones. Maurnia, I no longer recall what was the name of the nation, but it got featured twice, or maybe three times across each iteration. It a matriarchal monarchy, kinda constitutional on the surface, in truth the Wondrous Coven of the Silvern Stag has absolute power. Wyruthrin, as mentioned before I think, was Lhooril. But instead became the “Slavic” nation with a flavor of matriarchy, a slight nod to drows. Maurnia itself is more urallic in its architecture, names and such.
• Another small change was the Lesser Courts of Eoran become the Worldly Courts, and as mentioned above will have a similar structure to the Legions, more so than the reworked structure of Eminent Covens and Circles.
• On Hoshigawa, I’ll expand as the year goes on. For the time being, I’ll just say that the terms originated from there, instead of from Nauheim. Despite the Snow-Scaled being the oldest of the Eminent Circles and Covens. But more on that next week.
• Kadath became Quadath, though the bigger change is that they also will have their own Eminent Circle, though it shall form later. Orhmedia too will see some changes, mostly it shall become more Indian [Names, Social Structures, Architecture mostly], and will be an ally of Kesothis. It may also have its own Eminent Coven or Circle. Kesothis got the Sakhrath-Ib-Anath, and will become the Naireanth of the South. So, it will have its own weaker Snow-Scaled Circle. Baaneath I am not sure yet, what role it shall play, other than an adversary to Kesothis. Anwon and Ralikhai are prime candidates for War Tales, Shadow Archives and Tomb Raiding stories. Ehruem, remains a Theocracy, and may have its temples become equals to Grand Guilds and Eminent Covens/Circles in power and influence.
• And that is all. Thank you for reading my ramblings, see you all next week!

                                                 22.12.2025

• And the last update for the year. One with the inclusion of an author, something I wanted to do with the last entry of worldbuilding, but got too lazy.
• Now first things first. A little filling holes, that may be a bit confusing. Nadrediorn is the first being who gained conscience, and though he is recognized as the Elder Dragon of Time, Wisdom and Authority, he is not a manifestation of any of those. Each of those aspects of the world will have a respective gods, just haven’t expanded much. My focus went more on the Ur-Fiends [because of the rework on Stygians] and Nadrediorn, the Elder Dragons and Viduthia if I am being honest. A bit went on the God Father of Dwarves, and Hjourvala because got a few early ideas on the Maurnian Coven.
• What was passed over by Orlyg in the worldbuilding section, was the Elder Dragons. Though he mentions they awakened at the same time with the Primordial Gods, he doesn’t elaborate much on that. The sole reason for that, is because he is head of the Church focusing on the Gods, whilst at least in the Nauheim, there is a second church called the Temple of the First Roar, focusing on the worship of the Elder Dragons. Now the main difference between the two groups of divinities, is that Gods are the fundamental Aspects of Existence gained conscience, feelings and such, Elder Dragons are merely powerful spirits who with the exception of Nadrediorn, can tap into these Aspects.
• On their exact number, I am not fully settled on. But as of now, I wrote up five and may expand to seven or so, to match up the number of the Dracorith and Aelfrith subraces. One of these is of course Hjourvala, the Silvern Stag who altered some of the elves and dracoriths into their Moon and Snow subraces, whilst also being the adding some elements to the dwarves. Nadhegorn is another, who is known as the Black Elder of Night’s Dominance, The Winged Magistrate of Shadows, and the one who “created” the dark/night elves and dracoriths, and also the Umbral/Shadow Elves [and maybe Dracoriths, not fully decided on this one yet]. 
• Ur-Fiends are not that much developed yet, despite the progress on the cabal storyline. But one change I hand for them is to have nine of them, and whilst some of the Seven Deadly Sins got in, Dominance that is also known as Tyranny or Bondage [less sexual, though they may have a thing for Lust], Lies, Ruin or Destruction and pure Chaos got in. The Null for now is kinda a mystery to me too if I’m being honest. It is Void related, but it is also Undeath related. Best I could describe it as Lovecraft and DnD’s Negative Realm met on a dating app, had wild sex and birthed a mixture of Eldritch Horror and all things Undead/Undeath. Or at least that is the general idea I have for them, with their deities being essentially Divine Corpses animated and filled by something to be a bit more precise, but not too much.
• Archfae, I will expand on them later. It is a case similar to the focus on Primordial Gods. An actual member of the Archfae’s clergy will deliver a bit on them later next year [probably]. Great Gods are more of the aspects made during the Great Work who gained conscience, Celestial Dragons are the children of the Elder Dragons in a similar fashion to their own birth, but because of that, they are weaker and more numerous. And are classified as divine servitors and similar to the Soraitsun, Kiritsun and Tengutsun, some descended to be “mortals”. Spirits are just a generalized term for all kinds of divine servitors.
• Now for the races. Dracoriths became their own thing, but also gobbled up the Dragonkin. Or well essentially are the Dragonkin, but just called either as Dracoriths, Drachenkynd or Dragonkynd. They practically elves but with the more above-mentioned masculine magnificence with which Nadrediorn manifests in a more bipedal form [or depicted on art]. Though have some features unique to them, like females not having breasts, but instead of a slightly more protruding chest/ribcage with a diamond-shaped dent right in the middle. Dragonesque pupils and their eyes have these reptilian, filmy layer, snouts instead of developed noses, their brows are essentially a mixture of soft bone and hardened scale, usually arched or angled, some may even have ridged foreheads, with bone spurs where horns should be. And their ears are long like the elves, but serrated, and their fingers are covered in scale plates, and grow talons on both fingers and toes. 
• Elves became more feminine to the point their males are extremely androgynous (femboy alert), possess hair only on their heads. Hence the whole Sisterkynd and Brotherkynd between the two races, beyond their perceived divine parentage. Oh, and less sharp features, though still sharp, I guess.
• Dwarves got a bit of makeup, became less stereotypical. In Thulyandiv. There will be dwarves in the standard fantasy sense, but for Thulyandivians, they are alien. Overall, they remained a short race, but less husky, more in the slender range. Though unlike the other two, can gain weight. 
• Humans are humans. Though made them a bit more assimilating race, with some Far-Southerners having extremely dark skin because of mingling with dark elves and black dracoriths, which reflect in their societies more then in their appearances. 
• Now there are the Spirit-Granted Flesh and Mortality Races, which were originally the humans. But wanted something different for the east. Hence came to be the Soraitsun whose mentioned height comes from their waist lengthier than the other races. Overall, they are a slim, lean race with a pale, pale blue, gray and silver skin tone range [some have silvern-crimson, who are often pursue a militant path], their ears resembling half a crescent moon with their strange curve, eyes with black sclera sprinkled with what in world they call starry-freckles, and large pupils that are silver uniformly. They also only have snouts, thin and wide lips and four canine teeth, and their nails have chromatic texture, dull in their luster during day, but gain a rich luminosity in night to accentuate their otherworldly nature. 
• The Kiritsun are bit more mundane looking so to speak. Some in world may consider them eastern elves. One aspect of this is in their tapering, gaunt faces, though they do possess long and slightly tilted necks, with their males growing a mane on their necks that connects into their hair. Though their ears are shorter then elves or dracoriths. Best way I could describe in all honesty is elven east-asians that are tall, with longer necks, a dragonesque gauntness to their faces and bodies, and fair skin with a variety of golden undertones, hues for their association with the Sun and Light. 
• Tengitsun are the third new race, and the ones whose names kinda describe their looks. One of my slight additions is that they received a bit of magnificence like all races from Viduthia, they also kept qualities that make them look devilish. Like skin sturdy as tempered steel, ears shaped devilishly, eyes with bold colored sclera and black pupils, bushy brows, and the angular nasal bridge with a tip that not always, but in some cases are elongated and curve upwards.
• Fae-Touched, Stygians/Fiend-Tainted and Godkynd remained the same all things considered. Just acknowledged that dwarves also exist within these groups.
• Lastly, the Djinnui who are the last of the new races. One I kinda had the most fun with. Most of what stands out with them got mentioned though, though they also have snouts with slit nostrils that are a bit diagonal in their position, in a strange way symmetrical with their eyes, as they both point outwards, at their temples. Besides that, they are also the only race with six fingered hands, ending in black talons of similar onyx-like quality. And visible veining that has the same effect as their sclera and the membranous layer around their eyes. And their ears, that are sharp and long as an elves, but the last quarter cambers up. Though I wished to retcon the Sakrath-Ib-Anath a bit further, Djinnui are still prominent members of that Coven. Instead went with the First Sultan of Shalaion whom the Twelve visited and propped up to be a Djinnui. And even the current ruler of Kesothis is a Djinnui. And honestly, I even entertained the idea of having Tawheeda be a Djinnui, as some other characters will get changed. Like Kaguyari will become a Soraitsun most likely. 
• But anyhow, I rambled on enough again. The first chapter of the last story of Heleion will start on the 23rd next week. Because of that, the next update will come on the first week of 2026, where I’ll use this update section properly, mention the plans of 2026. Worldbuilding wise, will start with the Nations of Thulyandiv before I start rambling on the Covens, Circles, Guilds and such. So until the 23rd, take care folks and thank you for reading my rambling. 

                                                14.12.2025

• The Dawn Era. An age of uncountable eons, spanning from the wakening of the First Dragon, Great Nadreldrion, his First Roar that stirred the winds and waves of the Seas and Heavens of Nothingness, birthing the first of the Primordial Gods. Then the seeding of the first mortal-kyndred of Aelfriths, Dracoriths, the Dwarfs, the strange ape-boar hybrids preceding humankynd, the Gifting of Flesh to the Eastern Spirits on the Moons of Thulyandev, their descent onto the eastern archipelagos. Events we knew little off, as the time passes on, wizens but also shaves the fetter as the Naurdians say. We do know in the last 60 thousand – or 70 according to our rivals in Heleion – included the First Great Sprawl of Races, the first colonization of what later became Heleion by all the races; the foundations of our societies, early kingdoms in Eptirrion’s embrace, whilst humans remained primitive, animalistic until the Great Sundering torn the world into its almost present state – our Nauheim, Heleion, Hoshigawa and Yudao, Eoran in the Far West, the Crescent but no Tear as Viduthia haven’t wept yet, and the Maelstrom far northern than us. What caused the Sundering? A good question, no one really agrees on. Some believe it were the Primordial Fiends of Styg, some believe the Dead Gods stirring in the wastes of the Null Realms, their cries causing events across the mortal cosmos, and some even believe the Fae Courts in their attempt to peel away Eoran caused the Sundering, as they bit off more than they could chew.
  • What is sure it was followed by the Seven Epochs of the First Crusade, seven arduous millennia that forged our distant ancestors into the greatest mortals ever witnessed and penned on stone and later paper. Ancestors who fought in the shadows of the Elder Dragons and their children, the Primordial and the Great Gods, and the Arch-Fae and their courts. And the last time an Primeval Fiend stepped upon mortal soil.

• A long period of Heroes rising and falling, Gods weeping, Chaos sprawling and contending with the order of the world. And where our great nation Naireanth, our greatest rival Arghyria, our friends now Kesothis and Hoshigawa came to be. Kesothis itself forming from the tear of our shared Magnificent Mother, which also brought much needed aid in the form of the Djinnui, our youngest sibling-kynd, born in the sixth millennia of the First Crusade of Chaos. Though how the greatest age of heroes and gods came to an end, no one can tell. The last battle’s events beating back the legions of chaos and taint were lost in the following age and with the passing of the Black Rose herself, the last mortal who seen the light of day first in the sixth millennia.
  • The First Era of Mending (FEoM) followed. Fifteen thousand years, the longest period in the history of our world without a Stygian or Null incursion. On our Nauheim, it began with the formation of the first Elvendom of Naireanth, the tribes of Grauburg uniting under our brother-kynd the Dracoriths, whilst the clans of dwarves migrated to Maurnia’s plains where they mingled with humans and elves. This time also seen the rise and fall of the first eighteen empires of Heleion, the colonization of Albion and its small isles. The Crescent itself remained a wild, uncontested lands until the Twelve Grand-Viziers, former disciples of the Black Rose journeyed in exile, and helped the first Sultan to unite Shalaion and began what we now know as the Unification War in the last centuries of the First Era of Mending. A conflict muddied by the demonic cult who began weakening the veil between our world and the Primordial Fiends.

• When the Tear manifested upon the Veil, so began the Five Epochs of the Second Crusade, a five-thousand-year long period where Chaos would on occasion amass its endless forces, invade when least expected. It was the age of the Last Heroes, the age where the Gods and Elder Dragons last soared in the mortal realm, the last five thousand years they shared their wisdom with us. With their sacrifice, the Veil of Thulyandiv remains sturdy, unbroken by the Primordial-Fiends and their foolish worshippers. Beyond the myriad battles fought, the heroes lost, this age also seen the emergence of the Fiend-Touched, races tainted by the Thirteen Princes of Chaos, who were first seen as traitors, enemies, a plague upon the works of our Divine-Parents, but in the last millennia, proved themselves valuable under the leadership of the Black Son, a godkynd whose name had been erased from history, whose two accomplishments were the redemption of the tainted-kyndred and aiding the Black Rose Coven and the Snow-Scaled Circle in creating the Permanent Seal of Nauheim. 
• The Second-Era of Mending [SEoM], began on this solemn note. The heroes perished, the gods and elder dragons vanished from our world. A short, strange and tumultuous period. It began with the birth of what we now know as the greatest and last Arghyrian Empire conquering the whole of Heleion in seventy years, then spreading its domains east, taking Yudao and Hoshigawa in forty years (120-160 SEoM), spend two centuries to take our Nauheim (253-456 SEoM), a two centuries interjected by the Magikraft Revolution (begins in 203 SEoM; recognized end in 856 SEoM with the invention of the first Sky-Vessel) and the First Nairenthian Civil War where the Grand Princedom fell, became the Triarchy of today (450-456 SEoM), then take the Crescent and the Tear from the Shalaion Sultanate with the aid of Nauheim and Hoshigawa in less than a century (500-594 SEoM). 
  • Though whilst this era seen the Rise and Fall of the greatest empire Thulyandiv shall ever see, the most impactful of these early events were the Magikraft Revolution, an event in the making since the fourth millennia of the second crusade. For centuries, aelfriths, dwarves, djinnai, godkynd, humans, all the races across the four continents attempted the recreation of Viduthia’s Golems, great machine warriors powered by what many at the time merely penned is ‘fluid-mana’. This liquidized mana, its recipe was finally discovered, recreated not long before the Subjugation of Nauheim, when the Black Rose Coven, the Wondrous Silvern Stag Coven, and other smaller covens; the greatest alchemists, artificers and merchants of Nauheim gathered together (195 SEoM), fearing the growing power and influence of the Snow-Scaled Circle. They made their pact, the Contract of Ascension after years of sharing information, knowledge, held numerous excavations in the Eptirrion’s central range, into the Deep Lands under Naireanth (197 SEoM). After more than five decades of these joint endeavors, our prided continent became the first where the formula got cracked and the first barrels of fluid-mana got created by the efforts of the alchemists and the Black Rose herself (243 SEoM). In the following years, the first of the Viduthian-Engines were finished, and powered the first autonomous carts, fishing boats (257 SEoM; 264 SEoM) aiding logistics in the southern fronts on the Noyachny-Isthmus. Around this time, the first Golems were created, though small (274 SEoM), not long after would become sufficiently large to man production lines in the first factories erected in Saellirith Heimenor (276 SEoM). Thirty years later, the Covens/Circles of Maernia and Grauburgia working with the Black Rose Coven and the Snow-Scaled Circle, began their first improvements on wands and staves (317 SEoM), the first got spread amongst their elites, beating back the Seventh, Ninth and Eleventh Legion of Arghyria to Schiaventiurm and the shores of Franchoi (324 SEoM). Though the Heleionians themselves caught up quick, after some of the merchants turned their back on the Contract and took the offer of the Empress-Regent Naevia.
  • In the five centuries following the last island taken westwards, the Heleion Empire started commissioning members of the Adventurers Guild to charter out the seas of Thulyandiv, which in time led to the rediscovery of Eoran, the lost half of Heleion. In the 1119th year of the Second Era of Mending, a small fleet of thirteen vessels set out and in nine months, stepped on the sandy shores of Central Eoran. When they returned with some natives, the strange flora touched by the Fae (like the kyndred and fauna), the Emperor Theodorous III called upon all his Great-Vassals, and sent his three eldest with nine of his legions to take Eoran. An endeavor none of the first participants would ever witness (1119-1994 SEoM). Around this time, the Seventh Witch Troubles (1992-2027 SEoM), greatest broke out across our Nauheim, Heleion and the Crescent and the Tear, a period of terror on each continent. Two centuries following that began Eoran’s War for Liberation or Liberation War (2246-2255 SEoM) after the myriad underground cells and movements united into one front led by the father of the First-President Mahala, a conflict which ended with the formation of the United City-States of Eoran, their Lesser Court incorporating the structure of our Eminent Covens and Circles, and the Legions of Arghyria. In less than half a century, we followed in toe, forming the Greater Draunneath Circle (2290 SEoM) followed by a short conflict across our territories, exiling the Imperial Loyalists and their forces stationed there on the Decree of Emperor Lydius II. Following our example, the Shalaion Sultanate broke from the yoke of the Empire, led by the descendant of the First Sultan who lived in exile, hidden by the remaining seven of the Twelve Viziers of Viduthia (or Anathria in their tongue).
  • For nearly three hundred years, no major conflict erupted between the newly formed powers of Thulyandiv, mostly small conflicts including Ehruem’s attempt to break free from the Sultanate (2345-2346 SEoM), the first attempt of Hoshigawa trying to take western Yudao (2370-2394 SEoM) after one of their princes got assassinated what later turned out to be a heretic of the Dread Ones; the inclusion of Eoran into the Draunneath Circle (2357 SEoM); the continuous uprisings in Heleion, also known as the Period of the Feeble-Mandate (2340-2590 SEoM). And in 2693rd year of the Second Era of Mending, upon the assassination of the last emperor of Arghyria, the arising of the Heretic Regent and his party riddled with necrolytes and necromancers, the Great War (2693-2739 SEoM), the Last War of Thulyandiv broke out amongst the great powers. A conflict which saw the death of billions, the fall of the Empire, the rise of the Grand-Guilds in the following two millennia. 

• Spring: The first season of each year. Noieplith lasting 37 days [March]; Maurkuril lasting 32 days [April]; Eimylundur lasting 40 days [No Equivalent, I like Spring]; Darpithryn lasting 34 days [May].
• Summer: The second season of each year. Skerlith lasting 31 days [June]; Solfriudur lasting 34 days [July]; Heiythryn lasting 34 days [August].
• Autumn: The third season of each year. Hauslith lasting 35 days [September]; Bveriudur lasting 31 days [October]; Veitrundur lasting 39 days [No equivalent, as I like Autumn too]; Nogthryn lasting 34 days [November].
• Winter: The fourth and last season of each year. Morsulith lasting 33 days [January]; Ylerian lasting 29 days or 30 on every fifth year [February]; Dorathryn lasting 34 days [December].

• Spring: The first season of each year. Rheathias lasting 37 days [March]; Myeinus lasting 32 days [April]; Gairthias lasting 40 days [No Equivalent]; Terrathias lasting 34 days [May].
• Summer: The second season of each year. Mercuthias lasting 31 days [June]; Maerhias lasting 34 days [July]; Heiladhias lasting 34 days [August].
• Autumn: The third season of each year. Undainus lasting 35 days [September]; Opidethios lasting 31 days [October]; Umbinus lasting 39 days [No equivalent]; Secundinus lasting 34 days [November].
• Winter: The fourth and last season of each year. Aurorinus lasting 33 days [January]; Iustinus lasting 29 days or 30 on every fifth year [February]; Eradhias lasting 34 days [December].

• Spring: The first season of each year. Ordibehiuz lasting 37 days [March]; Frawahriuz lasting 32 days [April]; Xaelvahr lasting 40 days [No Equivalent]; Meurdvahr lasting 34 days [May].
• Summer: The second season of each year. Tiriuz lasting 31 days [June]; Sohruvahr lasting 34 days [July]; Adukhiuz lasting 34 days [August].
• Autumn: The third season of each year. Deyvahr lasting 35 days [September]; Daevahr lasting 31 days [October]; Wahiuz lasting 39 days [No equivalent]; Kheordiuz lasting 34 days [November].
• Winter: The fourth and last season of each year. Abenvahr lasting 33 days [January]; Mehriuz lasting 29 days or 30 on every fifth year [February]; Sefandvahr lasting 34 days [December].

• This one got longer than I intended. By a lot, but now with a bit of free time, expanded on some areas that were dark blots even in my head. And even a bit more I couldn’t include here.
• But overall, the age of Thulyandiv, the Void-Between-Worlds is a mystery to all. All that is remembered in the present age [The Two Millennia of the Neo-Dawn Era] is that it started with Nadredion [Aurhmanggr or something like that previously, a name I liked first, then the more I tried typing it, the more I hated it] who is now not a God, but an Elder Dragon. But more on that next week. 
• Changed the era names too, to make them a bit more varied, maybe distinguishable. Hence the Seven Epochs of the First Crusade and the Five Epochs of the Second Crusade. In all honesty, the second crusade’s timeline got the least development. It will get a bit more, as the Cabal Storyline proceeds onwards. And my sole excuse for the chunkier First Crusade was me throwing ideas at the wall, as I wanted to redo factions, and the races. 
• Races got a bit expanded, just some early taste: Aelfriths [elves in common tongue] and the Dracoriths [Drachenkynd in Grauburgian their native tongue and Dragonkyndred in common] got separated, and are referred as Sibling-Kyndred, the children of Viduthia [Myelia still in Heleion and Anethria in the Crescent and the Tear tongue] and Nadredion. I just had the random idea one weekend of what if I make the elves a solely female race, like how sometimes the orcs only have males. Though the elves still have males [more on that next week], they are a more feminine race, whilst the dracoriths are a more masculine race so to speak. Beyond these two, there are also a few new races that will make certain characters get race-swapped. Mostly some of the Hoshigawans, who became what as of now in common tongue is called the Moon-Folk [may change].
•  Now for the two Mending Eras. It’s the reverse of the Crusade situation. Here I was once again throwing ideas, trying to figure out things as I started reworking some stuff. Main amongst them are the nations, some political terms, like Elvendom, the race origins, in this case humans started out not as spirits given flesh but as a weird ape-boar hybrids made a bit better to look at by Viduthia. But again, more on that next week on races and deities.
• On a small note, Noyachny got a promotion into a nation, a shift to the isthmus connecting Nauheim and Heleion, Lhooril became Wyruthrin [named after a Slavic mythological place] and the home of folk of the Deep Land’s kynd, after the last war against them. And with that, the Dusk Weaver Corps also got a promotion, and from a branch of the Black Rose, turned into an Eminent Coven [short change here, Coven in Thulyandiv refers to solely witch and sorceress organizations, Circle is the gender/sex inclusive ones] of Wyruthrin. 
• Now the Second Era of Mending also got a bit more, because from next year onwards, I plan to revise some of the early, first iteration stories. One or two per year, mostly just reedits, fitting them back into the timeline and so on. Probably won’t proceed in a chronological order, though may start with the first story. Beyond the revisions, also wanted Magikraft [now with a K for style or something] to happen earlier, mostly for some damsel/guy-in-distress stuff, maybe do some stories set in the colonization of Eoran era and some setups for the southern storylines. Djinnui was a recent idea too, as the elven subraces all got moved to north that became the origin continent of the non-spirits and human races. And though here were referred as the third, youngest sibling of the elves and dragonkynd, they look different. Still have the magnificence of their Divine-Mommy, but added some ethereal features to them, and a uniform element.
• And what comes after the Second Era of Mending? Well, the First Two Millennia of the Neo-Dawn Era, that as of now includes the Neo-Dawn Era stories I posted the last two years [or three maybe, my memory is a bit hazy when I posted the first] up until the 2000 NDE and some in the 1990s. Some things I am still tweaking, mostly the Federation, the first war between them and Thulyandiv. As they are still scantily developed, I want to push them out in the timeline to what follows the Neo-Dawn Era. So the first Millennium incorporates the Black Roses vs the Cabal [Name still in development], the return of the Sakhrath-Ib-Anath in Kesothis [instead of Ehruem, to give them a more Egyptian style/look/whatevs with a bit of Turkish and Zoroastrian stuff, I should stop writing these post 1.am], and the conflicts it brings in the Crescent, Hoshigawa probably continuing their conquest in the east with Thieya, something with the Grand-Guilds of Heleion, and a general conflict involving what I as of now call the War on Mortal Vices, Thulyandiv’s version on the War on Drugs, and well criminal organizations like the Cartels, the Mobs, the Triad in the Midnight Archipelago.
• The second Millennium, as of now is called in world the Second Sprawl, that has the worker revolution that I plan to tie to the Grand Guilds, and spread onto the Eminent Covens/Circles. Then the formation of the Void-Between-Worlds corsair alliance, and the conflict coming from this event. Also instead of the first Void War, will have some old Star Trek, Stargate style exploration/discovery stories involving some Red Shirts in Distress, will also introduce the Tainted Worlds, that originally birthed the idea to expand into their version of space, starting with the kinkiest planet taken over by the Demons and Devils of the Primordial-Fiend of Desires [legally not Slaanesh], in a sex-ravaged world. Meeting with the Federation will end the second millennium probably, just not sure yet on the event.
• Beyond that, is the Epochs of Divergence. That will see the First Void War initiated by Thulyandiv Dominion [or whatever its name will be]. And the Second Void War initiated by a vengeful Federation. And will involve the first contact and introduction of another race, one that I have a few footnotes on. But as of now, all I say they are a race of highly intelligent slimes with little emotion, living in exoskeletons. Anyway, I should sleep. Thank you for reading this long ramble of a weekly update and lore change and expansion drop. Next week, will return with some initial notes on the Deities and Races of the Tales of Thulyandiv.

• Thulyandiv, the largest planet in the Void-Domain given the same name, rotating fourth around the sun Helius–named after the Arghyrian God of Light and Order. A planet consisting of five large continents and many humanoid races mingling in their own nations formed after the Second Demonic Crusade came to an end.
  • Heleion, the third largest continent of an elliptical shape of uneven shorelines, jutting peninsulas, home to many great nations including Arghyria, once a great Empire that conquered the whole world. Franchoi, the first republic of Thulyandiv, Esparnia a great monarchy in its south-west, Albion located on its own archipelago near the north-western shores, Schiaventiurm, an independent alliance of small provinces in the north-east, and Tyrnala occupying the queer tale of Heleion.
  • Nauheim, the second largest of Thulyandiv’s continents occupying the north-east of the globe. An elongated landmass of high, mesa shores proving a great challenge for invaders as both the Empire and the former Sultanate learned on two separate occasions. In its heart, the Eptirrion strides across, on its northern side known as the highlands sprawls the Theocratical Monarchy of Naireanth, on the western lowlands thrives the wondrous Republic of Maurnia, on the southern lowlands the mighty Federation of Grauburg. The Bruckheim Isthmus keeps it connected to North-Eastern Heleion, upon its lands thrives the Grand Principality of Lhooril, the Aegis of the North. The Principality of Schoria lives on the small landmass shaped like an egg, floating betwixt the two gargantuan continents.
  • The Yudao east of Heleion, South of Nauheim. A landmass of a vague scalene triangle, its broader and unfluctuating shoreline facing eastern Heleion, the land further in rugged like Nauheim’s, sloping gradually up towards the central mountain ranges acting as border between the Thieya and Shangdu, occupying the descending lands on the other side, where the first Soratanese led by Yudao landed onto the peninsula closest to the Hoshigawan Archipelago. The Archipelago itself lies further east, comprised of a large central isle, surrounded by at least fifty isles, islets of varying sizes and elevations, all forming into an eight-spoked star, the symbol of the Hoshigawan Shogunate.
  • Far west lies the continent of Eoran, greatest in size and volume, believed to be once part of Heleion, but broken away by the Fae Courts thousands of years before. It consists of three connected landmasses, varying in sizes, climates imposed by the High Courts, all contributing to its jagged, elongated crescent shape. North is controlled by the Naireanth who seized it during Eoran’s Liberation War, coveting it for its features, for its materials nestling in the Fae-Touched forests, mountains and soil. The central and southern landmasses, subcontinents though gained their sovereignty, and formed their tight-knit alliance of City-States, known as the Uniter Republics of Eoran. In terms of sizes, south is the largest of the three sub-continents, dotted with a dozen different terrains, seven mountains and its own curving peninsula of an exotic, tropical climate compared to the rest matching to central and northern Heleion or South-Western Nauheim. North follows second in size, with its own three mountains with two inland, one trailing along the northern shoreline, a haunted hinterland touched by the High Court of Night, and two bays, and its own tapering and curving peninsula writhed towards the Maelstrom. Connecting the two, central Eoran is the smallest, with a straight tract of arid lands in the middle of it, and sprouting, jutting peninsulas matching in climate and biome to the nearest regions south or north.
  • Crescent and the Tear, occupies the south-western glove, and as its name suggests, from high up the heavens, and beyond, one can see the shape of Crescent with its two tapering tails encroaching the Tear, a continent said to be shaped from the weeping of Myelia, after the loss of her firstborn. Its two peninsulas face the Maelstrom. The Tear, its subcontinent occupies the largest bay of Thulyandiv, home to the Kesothis Empire who revived and refunded the Sakhrath-Ib-Anath. Its own small land bridge known as the Goblet connects it to the Crescent vast lands to the north, occupied by Kesothis who took Shalaion, the Anwon Khanate a bit further protected by mountains to their south, and blessed with half of the curving shoreline to the north-east; the other under Kadath’s dominion, an ally of the Draunneath Alliance. On the western peninsula nestles Orhmedia and Ehruem, two nations in an alliance after both went through a civil war of their own, on the eastern the oligarchy of Ralikhai thriving on its abundant natural resources and the only nation willing to mine the resources of the Maelstrom, above them the kingdom of Baaneath, founded by two Hoshigawan Mercenary Warlords in the First-Era of Mending, hence its peculiar architecture and fashion being a mixture of Far-East and Far-Southern in their features.
• Wolchwiernas of the Dusk Weavers I.: Troops focused on spellcasting within the branch of the Black Rose Coven. Despite carrying on the dark reputation of their dark predecessors, Wolchwiernas occupy the same roles as Volvaeth’s in the Svartvia Host. They provide magical support–be it conjuring wards or volleying fireballs–in combat, research ancient tomes, grimoires, write their own to further research on magic and the arts of arcane; aid in the investigation of crimes committed by erudite witches and wizards, provide counsel to local governors and so on. 
  • Uniform: Wolchwiernas uniform incorporates a more rigid, crisp silhouette popular in the Noyachny Heimrad. Their coat of supple, buttery smooth dragonidh leather blessed with a lacquered luster features a crisp, triangled cowl framing their faces, structured shoulders with seamlessly layered Arachno-Draconic quilted panels, each scaled embossment lined with gossamer patterns; a taut bend melding seamless at their waist, long sleeves of ending in cuffs flared and curved up at their rims, asymmetrical hems shorter at the front, lengthy and tail like at the back, and a concealed zipper closure trailing from hem to collar on the left side. Underneath the coat, a corset-vest of the same leather, with supportive curvy funnel-collars and their leathery-satin button-down shirts of likewise concealed button-closure, long sleeves with angled cuffs, and crisp, turned over collars framing their faces, their color an indigo blue with shifting waves of black as they move. Beneath, they either wear long asymmetrical skirts of wrapped smooth folds, or tight-fitting breeches, and military styled boots of flared shafts, trims folded down, front laced closure and elevated soles.

                                         23.11.2025

• PNC: Short for Pixier-Niomahn-Cgiuth, a collective term for arcane-weave fabrics manufactured by the Mortal Court of Eoran, aimed to recreate a variety of ethereal garments in mortal fashion. Garments like the High Court of Night, which fabric is woven from the fundamental elements of Night [darkness, shadows, stars, and the moon’s light], floral leathers often worn by the Court of the Wilds and Seasons, the dewy membranous garbs of the Court of Seas and Memory. Wide-spread on the continent of Eoran, and even on Heleion, became popular amongst the northerners and heartlanders. 
• Varangriaths: Infamous warriors of the North, found in both the Snow-Scaled Coven and the Black Rose Order/Coven. Berserkers, who through the usage of Mind Arcanum, sacrifice momentarily parts of their mental faculties to gain strength, endurance of preternatural levels. A state they made an oath, only to enter in the direst of situations, battles where they aim to create an opportunity for their comrades to retreat, or when they face an enemy beyond their normal means. Balfrin, the Redhand was one such Varangriath of the Snow-Scaled, who led two hundred of his blood-siblings into their deaths against a horde of lesser demons and fiends, gaining time for the Black Rose and her allies to retreat. Beyond this, they are also trained in rune magic, self-enchantment. 
• House of Lunar Pleasures: The second largest brother in Ang-Osomi. Ran by Wakael Morine, a lunar elf of exceptional beauty, and a former member of the Moon-Guard, elite warriors of the Shogun. According to some rumors, before settling down, lived in the Midnight Isles, where she worked as a high-ranking enforcer to the Midnight Triads, who sent her here to watch over their kin-trafficking operations in the Heimrad. 

• And the three tales for Selindrae are up too. Each focusing on the common tales I plan for the Annals of Fame and Glory series. Two of which involve gangs, mobs, the underworld of Heleion, and one that is a bit more complicated, a prestigious gig involving a politician, governor or in later may even high-ranking coven members. Like Lythienne or another Hersith. But also plan to do stories involving the monsters of the world, be they lowly goblins, or even wild dragons. Or demons.
• Progress was a bit slow on the December story. Though that’s mostly because I edited the first four chapters already, not long after I finished writing each. Still, plan to do one more round after early access in the first week of December. Or second.

                                          16.11.2025

• Gymufaeth Host I: The naval branch of the Snow-Scaled Host, founded in the fifth century of the First Era of Mending. Formed after the alliance of the Snow-Scaled Coven and the Coven of Gymuron, God of the Seas, Memory and Destiny in the northern pantheon. Besides the two, smaller mercenary companies also joined and formed into the North’s first armada to act as constables of their seas. In the east, they raided the myriad isles that later formed into the Hoshigawan Shogunate, whom they later with conquered and beaten down the corsairs of the Midnight Isles. On the western side, one of their exploring vessel vanished, known to become the Lost Armada historians theorize may have delivered the first northerners to the shores of Eoran.
  • Presently (500-1100 NDE) the branch is led by Hersith Argasar, the first orc in the history of the Coven who reached the rank of Hersith. A brave sailor who hailed from Southern Eoran, migrated to the north where he enlisted in the academy of Ang-Thaugthur. Served and distinguished himself in the Great War, where he broke the Heartlenders blockade of Eoran’s eastern shores, and even formed his own around the Albionian Archipelago in the last stages of the war.
• Fafmariarh of the Gymufaeth Host [500-1100 NDE]: Lowest, common rank within the host, marine infantry and constables on their seavessels, ports and oceanic bases. 
  • Uniform: A double-breasted, angular coat of waist length, featuring a high funnel-type Bulwark collar with molded to resemble a swirling, slender whirlpool, structured shoulders on the sides with a sailor-style cloak added to it, long sleeves of their uniform double-strapped cuffs, hem short at front and back, lengthened at the sides to their knees in the resemblance of loincloths. Underneath the coat, the same dark button-down shirt and neck tie combination of taffaerna arcane-fabric, whilst below the same tight-fitting and high-waisted breeches, high-shafted boots with pointed toes and folded down rims. Though unlike the Hvirtvia Host, their coats, breeches, gloves and boots all are tinted in the blues of the ocean, whilst decorative elements gleam in a brighter silver.
• Mossundeil: Second largest port city of the Noyachny Heimrad, found beyond the titanic peaks of Eptirrion, built upon a plateau. A city which survived numerous invasions, blockades from the enemies of the kingdom, presently face an infestation from the underworld. Mobsters, terrorists, freedom fighters and pirates all linger in the city, after many of them came wearing the masks of honest, good-natured folk coming to aid in the rebuilding of the city after the Great War.
• Boyevierh: Enforcers, high ranking soldiers of the Noyachny Mobsters, often carrying out gigs of their superiors. One Boyevierh has their own mini-crew, consisting of at least six or seven soldiers. 

• This week was a bit slow in progress of the two editing. Mostly, because just realized I have mostly editing that remains, so took a little break, did mostly just some outlining for next year. Ideas and such for the storylines. 
• Likewise, was thinking whether to upload an unedited version of Selindrae’s tales, but decided nah. The first two will mostly just get some grammar checks, maybe a few extra supporting sentences. The third not sure, my sole problem is if I could fit in the foreshadowing for the Second Void War or not. But probably will leave it out.