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* The Transients of | * The Transients of Hourai are derived from various deities and figures in Chinese legends, folktales, and literature. | ||
** {{Transient icon|Fuxi}}, {{Transient icon|Shennong}}, {{Transient icon|Zhurong}}, and [[Exile|Nuwa]] are based on Three Sovereigns, a group of imperial ancestral spirits in Chinese culture. | ** {{Transient icon|Fuxi}}, {{Transient icon|Shennong}}, {{Transient icon|Zhurong}}, and [[Exile|Nuwa]] are based on Three Sovereigns, a group of imperial ancestral spirits in Chinese culture. | ||
** {{Transient icon|Ganglie}} and {{Transient icon|Gyumao}} are based on the classic Chinese novel, ''Journey to the West''. | ** {{Transient icon|Ganglie}} and {{Transient icon|Gyumao}} are based on the classic Chinese novel, ''Journey to the West''. | ||
** {{Transient icon|Nezha}} is based on the Chinese hero and protective deity of the same name. | |||
** {{Transient icon|Tetsuox}} is based on the classic Chinese novel, ''Water Margin''. | ** {{Transient icon|Tetsuox}} is based on the classic Chinese novel, ''Water Margin''. | ||
** {{Transient icon|Qinglong}} is based on the | ** {{Transient icon|Qinglong}} is based on the Azure Dragon, one of the guardians of four cardinal directions, alongside the Black Turtoise, the Vermillion Bird, and the White Tiger. | ||
** {{Transient icon|Tu'er Shen}} is based on the Chinese Rabbit God of Homosexuality. | ** {{Transient icon|Tu'er Shen}} is based on the Chinese Rabbit God of Homosexuality. | ||
** {{Transient icon|Xiwangmu}} is based on the Queen Mother of the West, a mother goddess representing prosperity, longevity, and eternal bliss. | ** {{Transient icon|Xiwangmu}} is based on the Queen Mother of the West, a mother goddess representing prosperity, longevity, and eternal bliss. | ||
Revision as of 06:43, 25 September 2024
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Hourai, also known as Penglai is one of the worlds that are participating in The Game. It's based on Chinese legends, folktales, and literature and is named after the fantasy land where Mount Penglai resides.
The World Representative of Hourai is 
Fuxi.
The exiled soul of Hourai was Nuwa.
Overview
The world of Hourai was once drowned in a great flood, with only a pair of sibling gods Fuxi and Nuwa had survived. Through the two's effort, the world was rebuilt, with Nuwa molding life into shape, mending the skies that was once broken by an Aurora, and saving many lives by her wisdom.
While the residents of the world enjoyed peace and prosperity for a time following Nuwa's exile, wars and famine eventually broke out, turning the world into an endless battlefield with everyone slowly dying out, despite 
Shennong's effort to find a way to save everyone through medicines and agriculture.
Transients
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Notes
- The Transients of Hourai are derived from various deities and figures in Chinese legends, folktales, and literature.
- Fuxi, Shennong,
Zhurong, and Nuwa are based on Three Sovereigns, a group of imperial ancestral spirits in Chinese culture. 
Ganglie and 
Gyumao are based on the classic Chinese novel, Journey to the West.
Nezha is based on the Chinese hero and protective deity of the same name.
Tetsuox is based on the classic Chinese novel, Water Margin.
Qinglong is based on the Azure Dragon, one of the guardians of four cardinal directions, alongside the Black Turtoise, the Vermillion Bird, and the White Tiger.
Tu'er Shen is based on the Chinese Rabbit God of Homosexuality.- Xiwangmu is based on the Queen Mother of the West, a mother goddess representing prosperity, longevity, and eternal bliss.
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