The Star of SAHAEL

At the heart of SAHAEL stands the Star not merely a symbol, but a living testament to the most powerful union ever forged. Four queens, each sovereign of their own bloodline, joined hands with four kings, creating a bond that transcended the boundaries of individual power and established an eternal dynasty. The four queens each representing one of the cardinal virtues of SAHAEL brought their ancient wisdom and bloodline gifts to the union. The Queen of the Sapphire Point commanded the waters and saw through the eyes of the deep. The Queen of the Emerald Points wielded the power of earth and forest. The Queen of the Silver Points mastered the winds and spirits of the sky. And the Queen of the Cyan Center bound them all together with the light of unity. Their husbands, the four kings, matched them in power and devotion. Each king sacrificed his individual sovereignty to become part of something greater the eight pointed star that would guide SAHAEL through ages of triumph and tribulation. Together, they clutched their lives so tightly that none could ever be separated from the others. The Star of SAHAEL represents this perfect union. The four outer emerald points symbolize the queens and their connection to growth and life. The twin silver points represent balance and the horizontal axis of mortal existence. The twin sapphire points reach toward the heavens and the depths, connecting SAHAEL to all realms. And at the center, where all points converge, burns the eternal light of their combined love and power. From this union came the bloodlines that now populate SAHAEL the Orishans, the Yorubans, the Hausans, the Demerrians, and all who followed. Each carries within them a spark of the original Star, a fragment of the power that was forged when eight became one. The Star still shines in the heart of SAHAEL's greatest temple, and it is said that in times of ultimate crisis, the spirits of the original eight rulers can still be called upon. They watch over their descendants, their bond unbroken by death itself, waiting for the day when SAHAEL might need them once more.