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Day 76
Aeres MkI Hellion class
Combat drone
Unlike the Mk.II the MK.I can’t change the vehicle type. It has one vehicle mode it can scan and it will be permanent.
Being more artificial in design than it’s successor it’s also a more stable platform and good entry vehicle for new pilots.
Unmanned they are controlled from long range either in swarm or individuals by the AresAthena models.
Map of Aeres from The Chronicles of Aeres.
Maher or Maḥrem is a god of the Aksumites and the Himyarites. He was the son of the main god Ashtar, and his counterpart was Beher, god of the sea. He was the deity of war, comparable to Mars or Ares in ancient Greek mythology, who used both forms of the interpretatio. The god Maher (or Mahrem) held a place of special importance with the Axumites; the gods of period were all called the Sons of the Invincible Mahrem
Beher was the pre-Christian Ethiopian (Aksumite) god of the sea. He was the head of a trinity of pre-Christian Ethiopian religion, together with Ashtar (the supreme god) and Ashtar's son Maher (god of war).
Attar (god), an Ethiopian Aksumite god
During the Yeha period, the Ethiopian religion seems to have been little different from that of Sheba. The major deities were the familiar Semitic triad of the Sun, the Moon, and Venus. In the Aksumite period a somewhat different triad emerged, consisting of Ashtar (Venus), the sea god Behr, and the earth god Medr. The sun was a female deity, called by the Sabaean name Zat-Badar. As the military power of Aksum expanded, the war god Mahram assumed increasing importance and became the special tutelary of the Aksumite rulers.
At Yeha, Aksum, and various provincial towns there were temples and altars dedicated to several of the principal deities.The buildings stood upon an elevated, stepped platform and were approached by a monumental stairway. Very few interior details of the temples have survived, but the exterior walls were embellished with various patterns of projecting and recessed paneling. Outside the temples were votive stelae and offering tables, many of them commemorating the military victories of particular rulers. Animal and also human sacrifices were apparently a regular feature of the victory celebrations.
The most extraordinary monuments of Aksumite religious architecture are the great stone stelae erected over the tombs of many rulers. They are elaborately carved in the form of miniature skyscrapers, with a false door at the bottom and row upon row of false windows above. They are, however, devoid of inscription. Underground, the royal dead were interred in large rock-cut burial chambers, but these have been so thoroughly plundered that no offerings have ever been found in them. For this reason, and in the absence of inscriptions, it is difficult to form an impression of the part that mortuary ritual played in the religious life of the ancient Ethiopians.
A Silmarillion fanfic – Haleth/OFC
Summary: As Haleth's people begin their journey to their new home, Haleth makes a discovery of a person she has known all her life.
Wordcount: ~2,000 words; Rating: General audiences
Some keywords: romance, developing relationship
A/N: This is based on the version where Haleth is only nineteen when her father and brother die in the battle of the Gelion-Ascar stockade and she becomes the leader of her people.
Warning: Very brief description of a dead (hunted) animal.
AO3 link
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In the sunlight, you
Before the loss of her brother, before all the losses, Haleth didn't spend much time thinking of Aeres.
She is certainly someone she knew, for Aeres has been a healer's apprentice since she was young, and Haleth has always been prone to doing thing that lead scrapes and worse injuries. But Haleth didn't think more of Aeres than that it's fortunate that she's smart enough to be a healer because she's certainly not going to be a warrior or a hunter or a great forager. As long as Haleth can remember Aeres has walked with a limp, something wrong with her left leg probably since birth.
Haleth doesn't know what exactly is wrong with the leg, not because she's too tactful to ask but because she was never interested enough to. Aeres was always going to be a healer and useful to their folk that way, and others were going to help her with things she couldn't do because of her leg; it didn't matter why she limps.
Now Haleth is interested in knowing why she does – as the spring after the winter of grief turns to a glorious summer and they prepare for their journey northwest, she finds herself interested in a great many things about Aeres.
It is very silly, stupidly silly, because Haleth doesn't have time for thinking about one specific person in one specific way she suspects might lead to what her mother called 'the greatest thing in life that you will experience in life, my fox-cub, that washes everything in sunlight'.
Eirlys: Yes I would protect the other Guardians with my life... Macsen, Aeres, Emrys, and...
Eirlys: *looks at smudged writing on hand*
Eirlys: ...rat tree
Kindred
Every once in a while You will find one Those rare types That don't need The explanation Every once in a while You can be understood Without sharing All the details Sometime you discover Among all the people out there That one who sees the world In much the same way As you Those are the precious ones The treasures to hold on to And reason enough To stay up half the night Steeped in conversation
I felt like drawing Aeres (pronounced air-rhys) earlier, she’s Shard and Zeke’s gf across various universes they appear in, some of which she perished in poor thing
I’m currently open for commissions like this! More info here!