Saedra

The Saedra are the divine, godlike race of the Universe. Prophesized in the Sydrex as inheritors to the creators right to rule, it is said that they will unite the universe against the forces of evil, ending both it and all suffering. All are immortal and born to mortal parents. They lack a racial appearance, taking only a form they personally like, usually that which they were born with. While born a certain sex, they are neither male or female and thus can change sex.

History
The term Saedra appeared first in the Sydrex shortly following the Great Schism. The name given to a prophesized divine race set to be Gods in all but name. Foretold to make up for the creators failures in the time before, to establish it was the Goddesses, now their, right to rule over all and bring end to the evil that from the time before, will return.

Physiology
The Saedra themselves have no true singular form, all are capable of changing into different life forms. Despite this all are born to mortal parents of the various races around the universe and for the first few years of life there is very little evidence of them not actually being of the race they believe themselves to be. No mortal technology was able to detect their true nature. The only way for the Saedra to know that they were different from their birth races was if they came into contact with a False Saedra, even then they would only be able to tell that the Saedra is neither like their birth race or them. The other is surviving or perform feats not capable by those of their birth species.

Saedra Lords
1. Ewan

2. Ishtar

3. Sean (God is gracious, gift from god)

4. Alanna ''(àlainn) Alaina is the feminine form of the French male name Alain which is the equivalent to Alan. The name Alan originated in Brittany, an area of northwest France that is distinctly Celtic in origin, and was brought to the British Isles by way of the Norman Conquest. The name’s Celtic etymology comes from the word “alp, ail” meaning ‘rock’ which can also be found in the modern Irish “ailín” meaning ‘little rock.’ Related perhaps is the Gaelic meaning ‘cheerful and harmonious’ or the Scottish Gaelic “àlainn” meaning ‘beautiful.’ There were a couple early St. Alans from Brittany and Cornwall which likely influenced the name’s usage in the Middle Ages. However, it was the Norman Conquest of England that had the most significant impact. William the Conqueror’s army at the Battle of Hastings (1066) was largely comprised of men from Brittany. One of his finest allies, Alan, the Earl of Brittany, was awarded large swaths of land in England for his participation. Alan (French: Alain; Welsh: Alun) and Allan/Allen have always been fairly popular names in Brittany and on the British Isles since medieval times. Due to its popularity, feminine versions of the name were soon to be developed. Alaina is the French example of this. Alana is the English.''

5. Alan

6. Anwen (beauty)

7. Troy (Irish surname Troightheach meaning (foot) soldier)

8. Sakura (sean’s gf-wife) (cherry blossom", though it is often written using the hiragana writing system. It can also come from 咲 (saku) meaning "blossom" and 良 (ra) meaning "good, virtuous, respectable" as well as other kanji combinations.)

9. Jelani (means mighty, from Africa)

10. (unkown, female born) Going to try going with a native of the Americians

Saedra
1.     Saedra of Prophets m (Perhaps the most fleshed of on the none 10 and first none human born Saedra.)

2.     Saedra of Leadership f

3.     Saedra of Darkness f

4.     Saedra of Lightm

5.     Saedra of Mammals

6.     Saedra of Reptiles

7.     Saedra of Fliers

8.     Saedra of Swimmers

9.     Saedra of Invertebrates

10.  Saedra of Life and death

11.  Saedra of Justice

12.  Saedra of Beauty and lust f

13.  Saedra of Love f

14.  Saedra of Nature and the cosmos

15.  Saedra of Wisdom and Knowledge

16.  Saedra of Arts & craft

17.  Saedra of creation

18.  Saedra of evolution

19.  Saedra of Pokemon (Just a nickname until I actually come up with a name)

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21.  Saedra of Plants

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False Saedra
False Saedra are simply mortals that have used the power of the Valnua to gain immortally and power giving themselves the appearance of gods. They vary in attitude, some benevolant, others other malevolent while other are in between. Ishtar was named after one of these false Saedra for her role in protecting Ishtar's ancestors against the other false Saedra. Another False Saedra becomes a mentor in godhood to the first Saedra and willingly submits to their rule.