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"It protects all of us, even from ourselves. I can't help but get the feeling it views our wars as nothing more than childish squabbles" - Rough translation, ancient warrior's tablet entry

Majikou is the first Blue Cat to appear through the history of Fell. Religious inscriptions claim that he was sent by the gods to protect the new and developing human race. There are even paintings on caves that depict an animal fending off great predators attempting to prey upon man.

Majikou never spoke or even meowed; he was completely silent, though he wasn't entirely without show of emotion.
During the dawn of the greatest empire of its time, many kings tried contributing worship to the Blue Cat and cats alike, however, Majikou appeared to find this treatment distasteful, and often kept his distance, watching them from afar. ((Still, the humans of this time proceeded to build many shrines and tributes, and even placed an earring on Majikou))

As Majicou grew very old and very feeble, the humans created an immense grave site (known later as pyramids) to entomb the cat upon the day of his death.

That night, bright light rays were recorded to be shining from Majikou's tomb...

Life I
"Majikou"
Male, Egyptian Mau
Power over light, related to the sun and the stars.

Description
"It protects all of us, even from ourselves. I can't help but get the feeling it views our wars as nothing more than childish squabbles" - Rough translation, ancient warrior's tablet entry

Majikou is the first Blue Cat to appear through the history of Fell. Religious inscriptions claim that he was sent by the gods to protect the new and developing human race. There are even paintings on caves that depict an animal fending off great predators attempting to prey upon man.

Majikou never spoke or even meowed; he was completely silent, though he wasn't entirely without show of emotion.
During the dawn of the greatest empire of its time, many kings tried contributing worship to the Blue Cat and cats alike, however, Majikou appeared to find this treatment distasteful, and often kept his distance, watching them from afar. ((Still, the humans of this time proceeded to build many shrines and tributes, and even placed an earring on Majikou))

As Majicou grew very old and very feeble, the humans created an immense grave site (known later as pyramids) to entomb the cat upon the day of his death.

That night, bright light rays were recorded to be shining from Majikou's tomb...

Life I
"Majikou"
Male, Egyptian Mau
Power over light, related to the sun and the stars.