Moss climbs the stone like memory.
I have walked the provinces of men and found them loud.
So I withdrew, and built a quieter realm.
Here, the air smells of rain and old magic.
Here, masks are sacred.
Here, devotion is chosen — not demanded.
I am Faelar.
Forgotten by gods.
Unclaimed by kingdoms.
Unburdened by both.
This place is for the wanderers.
The oath-breakers.
The ones who kneel only in abandoned shrines
and feel no shame for it.
All realms are borrowed.
Some of us simply remember.
— Worship. Or wander.













