As every Bellato patriot knows, societal Cora arranged by caste; the higher a person’s caste, the closer he is to DECEM, their god. After a Cora is born, he will enter into a certain caste based on his family’s ancestry and potential to serve DECEM (determined by the Priest of the Temple who handles the birth process).

Having talent, high abilities, and hard work can make a Cora gain a higher position in the caste, but this is very difficult and requires a long process, so caste transfer is a very rare event.

Caste influences the government system. The caste that applies in government is based on abilities (ability); Cora are grouped according to their ability in the daily profession, physicality, and dedication in serving DECEM. In this way, caste functions the same as ancient clans, where priests have a higher caste than warriors, and warriors have a caste above workers. A person who has more proficiency in Dark Force automatically gets a higher caste. Spiritualists are the highest caste as they are mostly born with natural Dark Force power.

The entire population of Cora is also grouped based on caste, if you have entered a certain caste, then all members of that caste become your family, blood relations do not apply in the division of caste. There must be nothing higher than the worship of DECEM itself, private marriage is not permitted as it can lead to conflict between families and castes. This is because Cora is obliged to reflect their god DECEM, so it is a must to send down children who are also a reflection of their god. Finding the most suitable partner to have children is really an important decision. The Cora children are raised in school, and they stay with their parents only during holidays and the holy days of DECEM. Children call their parents ‘Sire’ or ‘Maam’, calling their parents father or mother is not very polite in public.

Blaein’s vein. Written Thesis: The World According to Cora’s Measures.

Bellato, Valhalla: Klenson University Press, 10782: 229.

Of the many rumors of the heroic stories of Cora and Bellato, Novus Eye wrote this story to all the patriots, the information needed about the war heroes of each nation. Unfortunately, due to their lack of written evidence, many detailed aspects of their story were not attached, including the fact that they had spent time together. Ladies first (according to the old saying), let’s start with Giz Kadasha, from Cora.

Giz Kadasha doesn’t have to worry about caste. He was born to Dain, a spiritualist with astonishing abilities that existed throughout Cora’s history, and was seen when he demonstrated his ability to surpass his mother. Becoming Dain’s child is not as easy as it seems: Dain became a Matriach (female leader for the Cora battalion) at the age of 15, while his friends are still learning the basics to find a suitable Decem class.

One of the events of Dain’s legend that is recounted in history is this: a few months before he was appointed Matriach, he met an Archbishop and a member of Holy Conclave, Where. It is said that Mana discussed the absoluteness of Decem, explaining that questioning Decem is something that can be learned, like the Bellato and the Accretians who are more logical and rational than the Cora.

This conversation begins to turn Dain’s faith in Decem into doubt. No one knows exactly what was being said. Some colleagues argue that Mana tried to confuse Dain, so that Dain would be labeled a rebel, but the exact reason remains a mystery.

However, whatever happened didn’t turn Dain and Mana into enemies. When Dain gave birth to twins, he insisted that one of his children, Kadasha, should not be a Decem Priest, although it was clear that Kadasha had great force abilities. Dain uses every means and influence to prevent his son from walking the same path as him. Suci Meeting and the majority of Archbishops were furious with Dain’s actions, but the situation was calmed by Mana, who publicly agreed to Dain’s wishes.

The Sacred Council has decided that, if there is someone who is endowed with great power but does not step on the path of Decem, he must be exiled. So Kadasha was exiled in a part of the remote planet Cora, namely Bisk Village.

The Bisk people are a different race from the Cora, but they are tolerant of sharing the planet with the Cora, sometimes the Cora pay them as manual labor for small pay. However, the Bellato scientists considered that these 2 races were close friends, who knows where these scientists got their research source.

Kadasha adjusts to her new environment, befriends the Bisk people and considers them her family. Growing up far from Pastor Decem’s teachings, Kadasha only learned the bright and bright side of Decem. He considers Decem part of nature and beauty, like all Corites, but more compassionate and divine. He also begins to question the foundations of the Cora society, assuming that everyone from any caste is equally important to Decem, and that’s why Decem loves everyone.

Of course with such a doctrine, Kadasha attracted interest from the lower class castes, her popularity increased along with her forc abilities. The original purpose of the Holy Meeting failed miserably to make everyone forget about Kadasha .. Did they afraid of Kadasha’s teachings? Does its existence bring danger? With force in his hands, the Arcane virus is nothing, with words alone he can build support beyond the Holy Assembly’s years of achievement.

Finally the Holy Assembly decided to get rid of Kadasha. After negotiating, they devised a ploy to send Dain’s son, Kadasha as ambassador for peace negotiations with Accretia on one of their ships. Without further ado, the Holy Assembly succeeded in passing this scenario without any objection throughout the meeting.

The object of this negotiation mission has never been published, but at the same time, the three races have already devised a diplomatic scenario. The details of these scenarios are classified as classified documents, and only high ranking military officers and generals of the three races know. Many conspiracy theorists believe that there is a secret scenario with extreme danger level that could annihilate entire civilizations, possibly one of Professor Saldash’s pupils who brought it up.

The meeting did not run peacefully like peace negotiations, the Cora party never published the details. Kadasha, who realized that her life was in danger, immediately fled the Accretia ship. What’s more, the main fleet of Accretian ships that were chasing Kadasha was piloted by Lothan the Third, the very famous hero of the Accretia. As soon as the Kadasha capsule fell on Novus, Lothan’s ship followed, and the entire Accretian fleet immediately searched for the location where the Kadasha capsule fell.

It is said that Sitz BeHammer, the hero of Bellato, witnessed the fall of Kadasha’s capsule while he was exploring Novus’s geography, and he also tried to help Kadasha. The sequel is not clear in detail, but it is seen that the Lothan ship crashed just before the entire Accretian fleet entered the atmosphere of Novus. When the entire scene was traced, these three heroes were never found.

Headlines of the Decem Times – Special edition

Kadasha is formally declared KIA (Killed in Actions)

Not only this planet, but all races across the galaxy are mourned over the news this afternoon that the Holy Assembly ambassador was declared killed on a mission.

The daughter of Matriach Dain has been declared MIA (Missing in Actions) for several months now, after the rescue capsule from the Admiral Accretia ship crashed on the planet Novus. Although he managed to escape from the Accretia ship, representatives of the Holy Meeting presented unlikely evidence that Kadasha survived the wild planet Novus.

“Decem bless his soul so that he rest in glory with the faith of truth”, were the closing words of the assembly.

After several long months of emptiness and sadness by Kadasha’s death. Miracles occurred, Kadasha’s followers found that Kadasha was still alive. His sudden return was closed as a classified document, some sources state that: Kadasha herself seemed to have found a way back to Cora, she most likely spent her time in Novus with BeHammer and Lothan, relations between the higher-ups of Cora and Kadasha softened a little after she back.

The Holy Assembly adapted to Kadasha’s presence in Capital City and no longer tried to undermine her popularity, because there was no need, Dain’s daughter adopted a very modest and humble attitude, although she now received enormous respect after returning from Novus. Shortly after he returned home, he volunteered to return to Novus, as ambassador and representative of the Cora army. Since then, Kadasha has done her best to help the patriot Cora improve their abilities, sometimes providing important notes on the dedicated patriots of the individual.