Malisik

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* 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 ruling [[Det'sikar Warlords|Det'sikar Warlords]] – fallen [[Sherok Warlords]], acting generals who command the Horde in the name of [[Malis]] and his prophet, [[Malismorâ]].

* 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'slâmwâ]].

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| name = Malisik

| universe = [[Lethurèa]]

| founder = [[Malis]] (False God), [[Malismorâ]] (First Warlord)

| founder = [[Malis]] (False God), [[The Malismorâ]] (First Warlord)

| date_of_origin = After the [[True First War (Lethurèa)]], during early Divine Ascension

| organization_type = Spirit-Warped Theological Empire

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| affiliation = Corrupted former [[Sherok]], renegade spirit cults, enslaved Free Species

| notable_species = [[Ok'tlugarg]], [[Ongorga]], [[Ganagôan]], [[Vulgarok]], corrupted [[Sebuuk]]

| notable_members = [[Malismorâ]], [[Det'sikar Warlords]], [[Vurgorô]], [[Uuthga Hosts]]

| 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]], [[Malismorâ]] (as divine proxy)

| 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

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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.

When the fallen [[Sherok Warlord]] [[Malismorâ|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]]. [[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 (Lethurèa)|Universal Law]].

When the fallen [[Sherok Warlord]] [[Malismorâ|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]]. [[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 (Lethurèa)|Universal Law]].

== 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]].

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Victories are celebrated with immediate sacrifice. Deformed, elderly, or malfunctioning Malisik are ritually fed to [[Malis]] as acts of devotion.

== Belief and Worship ==

Malisik worship [[Malis]] as their god, and [[Malismorâ]] as his prophet. They believe:

Malisik worship [[Malis]] as their god, and [[The Malismorâ]] as his prophet. They believe:

* War itself is worship.

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

After the fall of [[Malismorâ]] 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]].