
Vourukasha'nın Parıltısı, 4-yıldız ve 5-yıldız nadirliklerde bulunan Yadigâr setidir.
Hikaye[]
Khvarena'nın İhtişamının Kalbi
"My dear friend, you who were so wise, yet passed early..."
"Amidst glorious legends lurks the gloom of oblivion,"
"Just as life walks with death, and forgetting is the lover of remembrance."
"If the darkness of death did not threaten it, no life would have any importance."
"If the waves of forgetfulness did not surge against them, there would be no histories worth recording."
In the age long past, the queen of grass and trees once did as her friend had entrusted,
Granting the Khvarena of flowers to the divine bird's form, giving her charge over the defense over a part of the rainforest.
And just as the fate of the fresh flower is to wither, Simurgh's fate was sacrifice.
The nurturer of all things verdant had known this since the night she slept beside the lord of flowers...
"And so the verdant divine bird blossomed into countless Khvarena flowers, scattering across the land like hoopoes..."
"The Khvarena fell upon the pure remains of the Amrita's mistress, and thus was a glimmering sea of flowers born."
"Many spirits dwell in the sea, and they carry the wishes of grass, tree, and dew, cleansing all filth."
"Many spirits dwell in the sea, and they sing of the three mothers — of verdure, of sweet dew, and fresh flowers."
One night, the daughter must leave the embrace of the three mothers,
And sacrifice herself, for the impurity of the world grows great...
Alacalı Tüy
In a time no one remembers, the night before the sandstorm of tragedy swept through paradise...
The flowers and the trees once spoke of the mortal realms, their hopes, and their desolate future.
The ones who must not be approached brought about the gray death, and the dark tide ravaged the raw river banks,
Only for the newborn plants and beasts to unite with mortals and push the rolling sinister waves back.
In the lonesome years after she had broken off ties with the lord of the red sands, the queen of grass and trees forged Khvarena into a divine bird,
Charging her with the protection of two worlds, with the guardianship of the border between new birth and death.
The divine bird lived amongst the pines, the cypresses and the snow-lotuses, and slumbered in dreams that recalled a time when the covenant still endured...
It was only when disaster came that she awakened, and went to her inevitable doom.
Later, just as that person had prophesied sadly, the deathly, silent gloom would permeate the rainforest...
Just as that covenant fellow had warned, the tides of dark beasts swarmed forth and swept through the newly birthed forests...
The former leader of the realm of water was slain amidst the upheaval, and her body was transformed into a sea of pure dew, the Amrita,
And yet even that pure sea would dry up in a desolate land destroyed by the Abyss.
Yet the mistress of grass and trees had no time to mourn, for the mother-tree of numberless seeds needed to be nurtured...
To cleanse the dark impurities and ensure the purity of the Amrita, Simurgh would shatter its divine form—
"All beautiful things born from the Khvarena of flowers must face their fate — to wither and fall into the mud,"
"And once they have withered, they shall be reborn, nourished by the Amrita, as beings of the flowery sea, no longer troubled by such things as 'death.'"
Geçmişin Yaprak Dökümleri
"I shall give you a shard of Khvarena, my friend. Keep her close, and keep her safe."
"She comes from the wisdom of the flowers and the veins of the skies, and in her is the pure essence of life."
"Khvarena is a point in the flower's heart, a single drop of light in a sea of sweet dew."
"Please treasure my gift, until the day when the dark abyss rises to drown all life..."
The leaves and flowers passed the distant fable between them, and it was remembered by the fruits and seeds.
When the mistress of flowers had withered into dust, when the master of the desert had been led astray by a false dream,
When the tyrants had been buried beneath the ever-shifting dunes and their ambitions were extinguished,
When all that had come from the soil was returned to the golden sands, and that which had come from the flowing wind was given over to the rainforest...
The queen of the grass and trees watched the world change quietly, remembering her earnest covenant with those who had fallen.
"Please protect this Khvarena for me, my companion, my friend whom I love."
"When we are gone, the mortals shall wander, lost, like infants newly taken from their swaddling,"
"Fragile, yet sufficiently strong to conquer the wild winds, the searing flames, and their own imperfections."
"But that which I fear is not the disasters I can predict, but rather the chaotic darkness..."
"Only the evil of this darkness and the threat of 'death' can crush the buds."
When the gilded sand had devoured the paradise of the past, the queen of trees and grass arose to fulfill that ancient agreement.
Heeding the will of the Khvarena, she created for her a beauteous form, fashioning for her a life that was lovely beyond compare—
That was Simurgh, the divine bird, in whose form could be seen the vivid hues of countless birds, and in whose song was the song of numerous flowers...
The final dream of the oasis was gathered into one body, and transformed into the pure, bright, endless sea of flowers hidden within the divine bird's body.
Eğlenceli bilgiler[]
- Vourukasha is a heavenly sea in Zoroastrianism.
Bakınız[]
- Yadigar/İstatistikler
Diğer diller[]
Dil | Resmî Adlandırma |
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![]() | Vourukasha'nın Parıltısı |
![]() | Vourukasha's Glow |
![]() (Basitleştirilmiş) | 花海甘露之光 Huāhǎi Gānlù zhī Guāng |
![]() (Geleneksel) | 花海甘露之光 Huāhǎi Gānlù zhī Guāng |
![]() | 花海甘露の光 Hanaumi Kanro no Hikari[!][!] |
![]() | 감로빛 꽃바다 Gamnobit Kkotbada |
![]() | Fulgor de Vurukasha |
![]() | Lueur du vourukasha |
![]() | Сияние Вурукаши Siyaniye Vurukashi |
![]() | Vourukasha's Glow |
![]() | Vầng Sáng Vourukasha |
![]() | Licht der Vourukasha-Oase |
![]() | Vourukasha's Glow |
![]() | Brilho Vourukasha |
![]() | Bagliore della Vourukasha |
Güncelleme geçmişi[]
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