(Heial’ ah’Toriin)
184SA

“It is within our best instreast to maintain order, for chaos is mortal nature”

In the past, in the era of Arcas and Almaris, mali’ kind stood as the pillars of progress and innovation. They had an ambition, one filled with goals and objectives that revolved around their people and their involvement within their home, land, and society prospered during these times. It was this prosperity that sparked the embers of ambition and led the Mali’ to a future filled with much progress within their own realms and caused growth within their families. Order, Justice, Prosperity, and most of all determination. These four fruits symbolise Aen’Aelorias greatest ambition. To fulfill the needs of her people and those who aspire to share the ambition with it too.

Such is the Council of Torin. Just like the constellation, continuously shining stagnant authority and leadership. The council maintains order and is the fine red tape against lawlessness. Their duty lies within those who serve the crown's will and wishes.

The council was created during 184 of The Second Age as a means to maintain authority within the insides of Aen’Aeloria. In the means to construct the vassal Xavier Adiler, gathered his greatest minds and allies to form an advisory who would assist him in the decision making of the land. Whilst also maintaining the land's laws and integrity.

POSITIONS AND DUTIES

(Drae’li & Drulae)

THE CHANCELLOR: 

Head of the council, and the individual head of the table itself. Their duty lies upon the rest of the council, they assist the Crown in the decision making, and call upon their fellow council members to meet and discuss matters. They maintain order and authority within the chamber itself.

CHAMBERLAIN:

Head of diplomacy and foreign and domestic affairs, this individual runs the seat of diplomacy and finds ways to make treaties and deals across the realm. They also act as the messenger for peace or war for the Crown.

GRAND COMMANDER:

Every lord has their guard, and every guard is oathed to their Lord within an order of other guards. The Grand Commander is the head of the Order of Ahern, born to protect, and trained to kill his enemies. This individual acts as the sword of the Crown and is the protector of the land.

TREASURER:

The most trusted individual within the council, entrusted with the bank of Aen and the steward's office. The treasurer collects taxes, takes notes and logistics about the realm's wealth and prosperity, and reports it to the council for further economic decision making. 

ACADEMIC HEADMASTER: 

Tasked with the important job of any scholar, this individual is the brains of the future generation, the teacher amongst teachers in Aen’Aeloria, and is in charge of the Acadamy of Ismene. From Arcane to Mundane, the head Scholar handles the simple task of archiving all the knowledge possible in the world, maintaining records, handling the library, and teaching the future generation. They can also be very knowledgeable in magics and mundane artificery- capable of making connections to learning and gaining information.

GRAND PHYSICIAN:

This individual is the head of the clinic of Kain, while others have not many requirements, being the head of the clinic has three prerequisites. These requirements are necessary to be considered for the role of Grand Physician.

- Be able to understand medical Alchemy Implementations

- Be able to understand Herbal Implementations

- Be able to understand Descendant anatomy (includes all hybrid races (Kha,wonk,Hou-zi, ect…)

- Be able to understand normal medical procedures and tool usage.

- Have some knowledge of medical treatments and processes to cure blight, poison , and curses.

- Be able to commit surgery and dissection.

Naturally, a MEDIC is also able to do most of this however they are not required to know many things when joining a clinic, some medics are more skilled than others, but the Grand Physician is usually the one who knows-it-all. They must be able to ensure the life of the citizen. They also contain the duty of teaching and training new medics and promoting medics to physicians.