Sesera

A local saying goes, ‘The deepest canyons hide the fiercest echoes,’ but it’s a poor guide for understanding Sesera. They paint their face with symbols of death and fury, stand silhouetted against the beautiful sunsets over the floating crystals, and look like a nightmare pulled from a warlord's dream. Yet, the paint is less a threat and more a theatrical flourish. They once used their fearsome appearance to scare a goblin troop away from a cliff, not by fighting, but by pretending the moon was a giant piece of cheese they were about to eat. Traveling with the genuinely terrifying Yaban-hito only enhances the illusion. Yaban-hito brings the rage; Sesera brings the snacks and terrible puns that somehow keep that rage from boiling over.