"Blessed be the chosen women, bearing the miraculous children of His blood," - Book of Jati, Message 30.
"And at His will, born are Ranakir, Karnathar, Lyssira, Azrathis, Vokranith, Druvathor, and Eryndra," - Book of Jati, Message 46.
"I hereby ascend the souls of the chosen women unto my side," - Book of Jati, Message 53.
"Loathing is poured forth by the dark force of the world beneath, upon the birth of the seven demigods," - Book of Jati, Message 67.
"They grow with My blessing, and spread My words from the day they open their eyes," - Book of Jati, Message 89.
"But Vokranith never awakens," - Book of Jati, Message 90.
"To the people of Andalas, Karnathar cries out: 'Soon, the dark force in the world beneath shall rise unto our world. Be on the righteous path, so we may save you all!'" - Book of Jati, Message 849.
"As the dark force's rise draws near, all six of them gather for the first time and bring forth all their followers together," - Book of Jati, Message 978.
"Maturity has come to Vokranith, but he has yet to awaken," - Book of Jati, Message 984.
"Yet, the believers grow more and more devout," - Book of Jati, Message 995.
"Thus, He descended all His heavenly power to the world and bestowed it upon the seven demigods," - Book of Jati, Message 1231.
"And upon the rise of the dark force, Vokranith awakens," - Book of Jati, Message 1279.
"So, when it is all ended, Vokranith speaks unto them: 'To all my siblings by blood, I shall remain and protect our homeland of Andalas. I shall redeem myself.'" - Book of Jati, Message 1554.
He decorated his bedroom with notes containing all his favorite messages from the Book of Jati.
He could spend hours each day reading the book, even after completing it 35 times. He would still read it in the middle of the night, even with only a single candle as his source of light.
Talirian was the name of the man, 21 years of age. Amidst the on-going colonialism in his homeland, he was still a devout Jatian. Being the direct descendant of the last king of Laiwana Kingdom, Talirian, along with his family, was a wealthy and highly-respected figure. He had many privileges for being a noble and lived a considerably comfortable life, despite the misery his people endured.
Hundreds of years ago, following the death of Maximilian the Great, the Soravians sailed across the world in search of the source of magic the High Lord possessed. The mass sails resulting in conflict of interest all around the world.
Many lands outside of Soravia were at loss. Foreign kingdoms and tribes fell because of the Soravians' search for magic. Colonialism happened, but it wasn't until decades ago it became much more political when the Soravians had started to consider it impossible to find what they desired so much. Many even started to think magic never existed in the first place, and that Maximilian the Great was a liar.
Regardless, most of the Soravians stayed in the lands they had taken over for decades for various reasons, mainly due to their natural resources. At the same time, they were also on a mission to spread out the prominent religion in Soravia, Aether.
Talirian had a deep interest in religions and beliefs. He learned much not only about Jati, but also other religions, especially Aether. Despite that, the young man was known to be a devout Jatian. Lately, he had also been learning Jati a lot more than usual. But like everyone else did, he had a side he didn't show to anyone: he doubted the truth of Jati.
Tonight, being next to the dim light, Talirian thought of revelation.
"Now, I am awakened," he declared, "'I am the successor of Vokranith. A demigod myself."