Wretched

So, what happens when two separate ailer try to block each others blocking magic? :3 In all seriousness, I do like the lore, but I'm a little confused between the differences of the deity-focused ailer and the void-focused ailer. What separates them from each other? Are they each their own subtype of magic? Would mages be able to study both forms at the same time, and if so, would it be significantly slower to learn?

Ko'Vhaan sends a short Kha'Pantera to the pair of applicants, holding in his arms two identical uniforms that have now been spread amongst the other slavers, as well as the familiar slaver's medallion placed neatly atop the folded piles of clothing.

Ko'Vhaan seeks out each of the applying Kha' individually, passing them each their own slaver's medallion as a mark of acceptance.

The resounding cracks of tools against wood and iron finally came to a chillingly abrupt halt. Construction was finally finished, and with the sharp ringing of a bell followed by cheering and celebration, the creaking ship stretched its way from the fog of the Karakatuan dock, silently stalking its way across the midnight ocean with soft waves slapping almost inaudibly into its sides. The ship carried a sense of grace, a sense of pride as it so elegantly swept over the murky surface of the island's bay with its captain at the helm. "The Fang" was finally sea-worthy, and the Tigrasi captain was fast to have notices spread about the island of Karakatua for any and all Kha' to see. Upon the gatehouse, upon the palace, in the market, on the docks, by the temple, they all held the same notice pinned by thin iron nails, each with The Red Chains' slaver medallion painted carefully onto each rough length of yellowed parchment. A separate blank note sits pinned beneath each notice, held in place with similar iron nails, with a small format attached for any Kha' wishing to sign their name up. Format [iC] Name: [iC] Subrace: [iC] Gender: [iC] Age: [OOC] Username: [OOC] Accepted VA numbers: