Yadus (Character)

Humbled Beginnings
Yadus was for the longest time a nomad, a wanderer. He travelled the lands of Eldham without want or reason. Seeing the ruined cities and sites of the lands made him a cautious explorer, where he eventually took refuge on a floating platform in the south-western region. He named the location Sealand, for it was his land upon the seas. From there he felt safe, until the Event.

The Event
One day, while Yadus travelled and wandered throughout the sea, he came across a terrifying anomaly. A great wave rose the sea level before his eyes, and the ocean overtook his small boat and cast him into the water. He swam a great distance, and barely kept his own life. The event, and the visions he had as he washed up back onto his little Sealand, spurred forth purpose in his life for the first time. He spoke his visions to the few others living on the platform with him, and birthed The Inevitable. He slaved away for many moons, and built the Ark of Yadus to weather the coming storm. Sealand grew in size, was renamed to Oceania for a brief time, yet is now known as Invetia after the construction of the great boat.

The Novastonian Wedding Massacre
Travelling with his bodyguard Kingaxxolotl, Yadus attended a foreign wedding organized through his Plagatean overlords. The wedding unfortunately turned out to be a political assassination plot, and many died in the fighting that came with it. Kingaxxolotl was gravely wounded protecting Yadus as he made a hasty retreat to the open ocean, barely escaping with his life.

The Invetia Brewhall
Shortly after the official founding of the religion and village, Yadus took to scribing and brewing within his small home. After a few alchemical breakthroughs, he managed to begin turning a profit selling his concoctions to the denizens of Eldham. As profits began flowing, the need for a larger lab became apparent. Construction took a few days, and a sizeable lab and large alchemy garden was furrowed. From his new workspace Yadus founded The Invetia Brewhall, and largely paid for the expenses of the village himself in the beginning weeks.