Golden Saints-Mihail
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The Golden Saints (Aureal) are a group of beautiful yellowish-yellow humanoids, equipped with golden armor and weapons, and descendants of Lord Xioglas. They are a proud race. But, despite their seeming swagger, they have little love for the other inhabitants of the plane, and are a proud, arrogant race who are very angry and cruel about their punishments.
The Aureal, commonly known as the Golden Sages, were Daedak-yellow-skinned humanoids, clad in golden armor and wielding golden weapons, who served under the command of Prince Daedric Shegoros and settled on the Shivering Isle, but despite their name, had little love for the mortals aboard that plane. In fact, Africans are a proud, arrogant race, quick to anger and cruel in their punishments. There is no doubt that they view all islanders, except their lords and the Isle of Man's royal nobility, as inferior, and unabashedly hide this in their interactions with other species.
They are a matriarchal society and tend to look down on all males. Even male golden saints consider themselves and other males to be smaller. Aureal has a caste system consisting of eight levels and has a very militaristic behavior. They make up half of Sheogorath's army (this part is known as the "Legion of Madness") as well as the Mazken (also known as the "Dark Seducer"). There is a great rivalry between the two groups, each believing themselves to be Sheogorath's favorite.
The Golden Sage has a low opinion of the Dark Seducers: "Treacherous ones: the infamous Dark Seducers, who drag the holy name of Sheogorath into the mud with every move they make." The Dark Seducers, in turn, view the Golden Sage as delusional: "Our rivals. The so-called Golden Sages. One day, Sheogorath will finally realize the folly of their bullheads and drive them out of the kingdom." They may not be far apart, as the Golden Sage will say the following on the subject of Sheogorath: " Sheogorath rules the Shivering Isles. We are Aureal, his favorite soldiers, the most perfect embodiment of his power."
Aureal was charged with guarding madness. In times of peace, they act as guards, patrolling criminals and hostile creatures such as Scalons and Elytras. During the war time, they were commanded by the crazy mad Duke. Mania, the northern half of the Shivering Isles, represents the creative side of Sheogorath's madness and tends toward excess, as opposed to the sadness, lifelessness, and depression of dementia. On the topic of the Shivering Isle, they will explain their duties: "The territory of the Mad Prince Sheogorath. We, Aureal, are tasked with defending this territory against the lesser beings who would destroy it."
Making Aureal's arms and weapons is a dangerous job, as people can lose their minds. They are also an expensive craft as they use gold metal as their base. Because gold itself is so soft, multiple steps are needed to strengthen it to make it more flexible and stronger than steel. Nonetheless, like other weapons and armor pieces, Golden Saint equipment bound to Nirn can have its structure reinforced with gold ingots.
Despite their hatred of mortals, Malkur Valos, the mage of Dunmer, was taken to the Shivering Isle after his father's death and raised by the Golden Sage. Malkur is the only son of the Dunmer wizard Maros Valos. When Malkur's mother died in childbirth, Maros summoned a golden sage to protect and care for his son. Maros was later killed in a duel between mages, and Malkur's Daedric protectors brought him to the realm of Lord Sheogorath to fulfill his promise to the infant. But it is true that the Golden Saints are in most cases described as thorns in arrogance, such as the presence of Golden Saints in colored rooms, in the words of Darien Gautier: "It was interesting to enter the colored rooms first. Those golden Saints were pleasant to look at. However, their personalities left a lot to be desired. I had better conversations with floating rocks than with floating rocks."
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