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* The monstrous [[Malisik Horde]] – corrupted or bio-engineered species born of flesh-warping spores and ritual sacrifice.
* The monstrous [[Malisik Horde]] – corrupted or bio-engineered species born of flesh-warping spores and ritual sacrifice.
* The secretive [[Malisik Inquisition]] – a cult of spirit-scientists, ritualists, diabolic engineers and twisted bioengineers practicing abominable mockeries of divine creation.
* The secretive [[Malisik Inquisition]] – a cult of spirit-scientists, ritualists, diabolic engineers and twisted bioengineers practicing abominable mockeries of divine creation.
* The ruling [[Det'sikar Warlords|Det'sikar Warlords]] – fallen [[Sherok Warlords]], acting generals who command the Horde in the name of [[Malis]] and his prophet, [[Malismorai]].
* The ruling [[Det'sikar Warlords|Det'sikar Warlords]] – fallen [[Sherok Warlords]], acting generals who command the Horde in the name of [[Malis]] and his prophet, [[The Malismorâ]].
 
Malisik is not a species—it is a theological designation, marking one as spiritually blackened, ideologically corrupted, and existentially severed from [[It'slémwé]].


Malisik is not a species—it is a theological designation, marking one as spiritually blackened, ideologically corrupted, and existentially severed from [[It'slâmwâ]].
{{Faction
| name = Malisik
| universe = [[Lethurîa]]
| founder = [[Malis]] (False God), [[The Malismorâ]] (First Warlord)
| date_of_origin = After the [[True First War (Lethurîa)]], during early Divine Ascension
| organization_type = Spirit-Warped Theological Empire
| related_organizations = [[Malisik Inquisition]], [[Malisik Horde]], [[Det'sikar Warlords]]
| affiliation = Corrupted former [[Sherok]], renegade spirit cults, enslaved Free Species
| notable_species = [[Ok'tlugarg]], [[Ongorga]], [[Ganagôan]], [[Vulgarok]], corrupted [[Sebuuk]]
| notable_members = [[The Malismorâ]], [[Det'sikar Warlords]], [[Vurgorô]], [[Uuthga Hosts]]
| role = Divine antagonist faction; symbol of corruption, war, and broken divinity
| purpose = To wage eternal war and harvest essence to free [[Malis]]
| allegiance = [[Malis]], [[The Malismorâ]] (as divine proxy)
| beliefs = The Divine Law is a lie; strength is truth; death is devotion
| values = Power, dominance, submission to the will of Malis
| principles = Corruption is a path to liberation; weakness is sin
| ideologies = Nihilism, divine inversion, spiritual totalitarianism
| philosophies = Ascension through war and sacrificial rebirth
| doctrine = Death feeds the god; desecrate the divine
| tenets = Slay the holy; serve the Warlords; feed the vats
| methods = Invasion, corruption, bioengineering, psychological warfare
| types = War Clans, Inquisition Cult Cells, Engineered Beasts, Converted Thralls
| initiation = Corruption via [[Malisik Spores]] or willing spiritual alignment with [[Malis]]
| rights = Feast upon the fallen; access to [[Uuthga]]; protected by Clan Law
| benefits = Power, invulnerability to divine compassion, glory in war
| alliances = Rogue spirit factions, corrupted Free Species clans
| rivalries = [[Sebuuk]], uncorrupted Sherok remnants
| enemies = [[Merrik]], [[Meera]], [[Chosen Heroine]], [[Valorîin]], [[Free Species]]
| friends = None (see: meat)
| allies = [[Malisik Inquisition]], [[Det'sikar Warlords]]
| headquarters = [[Gozog'nok]]; surface hives across [[Yedistren]]
| languages = [[Malisik (Language)]]
| currency = None; worth is measured in kills, sacrifice, and obedience
| status = Active; fractured; kneeling to the [[Bright One]] in some regions
}}
== Origins ==
== Origins ==
The Malisik was the name given to those Spirits in the [[Pre-Mortal Existence (Lethurèa)|Pre-Mortal Existence]] that sided with [[Malis]] and warred with the other spirit tribes in the [[True First War (Lethurèa)|True First War]]. They first truly emerged following the imprisonment of [[Malis]] in the black prison-plane of [[Gozog'nok]]. His spiritual essence seeped from its lower strata, corrupting any spirits within [[Gozog'nok]]. These twisted spirits became the first Malisik.
The Malisik was the name given to those Spirits in the [[Pre-Mortal Existence (Lethurîa)|Pre-Mortal Existence]] that sided with [[Malis]] and warred with the other spirit tribes in the [[True First War (Lethurîa)|True First War]]. They first truly emerged following the imprisonment of [[Malis]] in the black prison-plane of [[Gozog'nok]]. His spiritual essence seeped from its lower strata, corrupting any spirits within [[Gozog'nok]]. These twisted spirits became the first Malisik.


When the fallen [[Sherok Warlord]] [[Malismorai|Morai]] and his other [[Sherok Warlord|Sherok Warlords]] entered [[Gozog'nok|Gozog'nok]] and were transformed by [[Malis]], he was assigned by [[Malis]] to create an army greater than even the [[Sebuuk]]. [[Malismorai]] assisted in conceiving flesh for the corrupted spirits of the Malisik, forming a blasphemous cycle of resurrection. The [[Malisik Inquisition]] perfected this process, giving rise to entire castes of creatures and beings. Evenly they resurrected Sebuuk in mockery of [[Universal Law (Lethurèa)|Universal Law]].
When the fallen [[Sherok Warlord]] [[The|Morâ]] and his other [[Sherok Warlord|Sherok Warlords]] entered [[Gozog'nok|Gozog'nok]] and were transformed by [[Malis]], he was assigned by [[Malis]] to create an army greater than even the [[Sebuuk]]. [[The Malismorâ]] assisted in conceiving flesh for the corrupted spirits of the Malisik, forming a blasphemous cycle of resurrection. The [[Malisik Inquisition]] perfected this process, giving rise to entire castes of creatures and beings. Evenly they resurrected Sebuuk in mockery of [[Universal Law (Lethurîa)|Universal Law]].
== Biology and Reproduction ==
== Biology and Reproduction ==
Malisik do not reproduce sexually. Upon death, their corpses release [[Malisik Spores]] which infect the surrounding area. These spores grow into egg-like pods and eventually hatch into [[Malisik Larvae]].
Malisik do not reproduce sexually. Upon death, their corpses release [[Malisik Spores]] which infect the surrounding area. These spores grow into egg-like pods and eventually hatch into [[Malisik Larvae]].
In the wild, these larvae grow into full Malisik forms through predation and instinct. Within the Inquisition's [[Malisik Breeding Pit|breeding pits]], corpses are liquified in vats to accelerate larval growth. Special hybrids like the [[Suk'uu'luu]] are created by implanting spores in the wombs of a [[Shemèin]] [[Zelka]].
In the wild, these larvae grow into full Malisik forms through predation and instinct. Within the Inquisition's [[Malisik Breeding Pit|breeding pits]], corpses are liquified in vats to accelerate larval growth. Special hybrids like the [[Suk’û’lû]] are created by implanting spores in the wombs of a [[Shemîin]] [[Zelka]].
== Structure and Ranks ==
== Structure and Ranks ==
Malisik society is clan-based, with each [[Malisik War Clan]] ruled by the strongest, smartest, or most feared. There are no formal rank names; status is signified through tattoos, body mutilations, and ritual scarring.
Malisik society is clan-based, with each [[Malisik War Clan]] ruled by the strongest, smartest, or most feared. There are no formal rank names; status is signified through tattoos, body mutilations, and ritual scarring.
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== Punishment and Sacrifice ==
== Punishment and Sacrifice ==
Failure among the Malisik is punished by death, dismemberment, or transformation. Corpses are either:
Failure among the Malisik is punished by death, dismemberment, or transformation. Corpses are either:
* Recycled into [[Uuthga]], a regenerating protein slurry,
* Recycled into [[Uthga]], a regenerating protein slurry,
* Broken down to fertilize spores, or
* Broken down to fertilize spores, or
* Transformed into [[Malisik Husk]]s a Zombie-like automaton of hollowed flesh
* Transformed into [[Malisik Husk]]s a Zombie-like automaton of hollowed flesh
Victories are celebrated with immediate sacrifice. Deformed, elderly, or malfunctioning Malisik are ritually fed to [[Malis]] as acts of devotion.
Victories are celebrated with immediate sacrifice. Deformed, elderly, or malfunctioning Malisik are ritually fed to [[Malis]] as acts of devotion.
== Belief and Worship ==
== Belief and Worship ==
Malisik worship [[Malis]] as their god, and [[Malismorai]] as his prophet. They believe:
Malisik worship [[Malis]] as their god, and [[The Malismorâ]] as his prophet. They believe:


* War itself is worship.
* War itself is worship.
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* The Divine Law is a lie meant to weaken the strong.
* The Divine Law is a lie meant to weaken the strong.


After the fall of [[Malismorai]] some believed:
After the fall of [[The Malismorâ]] some believed:


* The Chosen Heroine is a liberator—her light awakens something ancestral and maternal within them, linked to [[Meera Jenlek]].
* The Chosen Heroine is a liberator—her light awakens something ancestral and maternal within them, linked to [[Meera]].
* Some Malisik kneel before her, whispering, “Bright One.”
* Some Malisik kneel before her, whispering, “Bright One.”


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* Tactical recycling of their own fallen via spores or vats
* Tactical recycling of their own fallen via spores or vats
* Fully blown planet wide invasions
* Fully blown planet wide invasions
They cannot breach [[It'slémwé]], as its light burns their corrupted essence, but they have developed methods to black out stars deep within their territory.
They cannot breach [[It'slâmwâ]], as its light burns their corrupted essence, but they have developed methods to black out stars deep within their territory.
== Legacy and Prophecy ==
== Legacy and Prophecy ==
Malisik are a spiritual blight—a wound in the [[Universal Order]]. Their continued existence is a direct challenge to [[Merrik Jenlek]] and [[Meera Jenlek]].
Malisik are a spiritual blight—a wound in the [[Universal Order]]. Their continued existence is a direct challenge to [[Merrik]] and [[Meera]].


The extinction of their physical forms is prophesied, but so is their liberation. Some believe the Chosen Heroine will redeem them. Others think they will be cast back into [[Gozog'nok]] screaming in the dark.
The extinction of their physical forms is prophesied, but so is their liberation. Some believe the Chosen Heroine will redeem them. Others think they will be cast back into [[Gozog'nok]] screaming in the dark.
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Malis feeds on every unnatural death—not the spirit, but the essence released. The Inquisition believes that with enough slaughter, Malis will escape.
Malis feeds on every unnatural death—not the spirit, but the essence released. The Inquisition believes that with enough slaughter, Malis will escape.
This is, however, a lie. Divine Law forbids destruction of a universe—but it also forbids the release of those sealed by Judgement.
This is, however, a lie. Divine Law forbids destruction of a universe—but it also forbids the release of those sealed by Judgement.
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