The superior rank of water spirits, known by names such as Nereid, Ciquel, and Endairon. It possesses the ability to sense and control entire seas and rivers, capable of summoning massive tsunamis or calming storms. Ancient civilizations worshipped spirits of this rank as ocean guardian deities.
Origin
Derived from the Greek sea nymph Nereides. The fifty Nereides were said to serve Poseidon.
Features
- Sensorially connected to entire seas and rivers, detecting all movement
- Can summon or alternatively calm tsunamis and storms
- Immune to pressure, active even in the deepest seabeds
- Grants the contractor underwater breathing and pressure resistance
Usage
Maritime protection, naval battle support, fishery support, drought relief. A fleet contracted with this spirit fears no sea.
Weakness
Though it controls both fresh and saltwater, certain individuals specialize in one and weaken in the other. Vulnerable to high-temperature environments.
Water Spirits Rank List
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Undine
IntermediateUndine โ Intermediate Water Spirit
The intermediate rank of water spirits. Named as the 'water elemental spirit' by alchemist Paracelsus, it often appears in the form of a beautiful human woman. Calm and wise but with a deceptive side โ it may lead careless travelers into water. To those with pure hearts, it offers prophecy.
Naiad
Spirit KingNaiad ยท Ellaim ยท Elquiness โ Water Spirit King
The pinnacle of water spirits, the Spirit King. Also known as Ellaim and Elquiness. It treats all the world's water as an extension of its consciousness, sensing and controlling everything from ocean depths to raindrops in clouds. Quiet and profound, it conveys its will through silence rather than words.
Ellestra
SupremeEllestra โ Supreme Water Spirit
The supreme rank of water spirits, existing at the point where all the world's water sources converge, just below the Naiad Spirit King. Its body is composed entirely of water, rendering physical attacks ineffective. Capable of regulating rainfall on a continental scale. So rarely witnessed that many consider it a legend.