Stories of Nadi Var D are told around the campfires of warriors—of his youth, his journey to discover his true nature, and his role as a wise mentor. Born when gods still maintained harmony, he possessed a deep connection to nature, able to heal wounds and soothe spirits.

One day, stars fell from the sky, and gods hid within animals. Dark spirits unleashed chaos, and war consumed the land. Like the others in his village, Nadi Var D took up the warrior’s path, leaving his old life behind like a song fading into the flames.

He became a master of guerrilla warfare, known for his unpredictability. Some said he could even see the future. But pride clouded his heart, and defeat shattered his spirit. The Spirit of the Land of the Dead tested him with an illusion only a pure heart could overcome. Broken and lost, he met the Spirit of the Black Cat, who challenged him to journey through five sacred realms to uncover his true essence.

The Forest of Twilight
In a shadowed forest, he laid down his weapons. Here, he encountered the spirits of fallen warriors—no longer enemies. To grant them peace, he had to reclaim a lost healing gift. Drums echoed from deep within, stirring memories of peace. On the final day, his father’s spirit appeared, asking for his necklace back. His father broke it, and Nadi Var D wept—only then did he feel truly connected to his people.

The Realm of Elements
Here, he learned to sense the elements before they arrived, like rain before the first drop fell. He joined a community, offering wisdom from his warrior’s life. With each lesson, his heart thawed, revealing his true purpose.

The Desert of Sun and Sand
In this merciless land, survival was not about fighting but surrendering—letting go of old strategies, old faces, and the warrior he once was. He learned that endurance was not about resisting the elements but adapting to them.

The Land of Dream and Essence
This realm tested the limits of his soul. He learned to act with honesty, even when difficult, discovering the delicate balance between personal responsibility and loyalty to his people.

The Realm of Shadow and Reflection
His final trial was a mirror with no mercy. Here, his unhealed wounds and regrets surfaced. Only by accepting and forgiving them could he free his spirit. True strength, he realized, was not in perfection but in acknowledging his failures and renewing his intentions.

When Nadi Var D returned to his people, he radiated a quiet, unshakable strength. His mere presence became a test for warriors—one glance from him revealed whether their hearts were pure or clouded by pride. And so, he became a trickster-mentor, guiding warriors to seek their own truths and fight for what was truly just.