Enoch the Elidium

The Elidiums are responsible for protecting the territories in Winds of Gold. In addition, they also have the duty to venture into the lands where the good winds carry the best stories, after all, these lands were offered as a gift by the Nephilim, descendants of The Holy Ones with mortal creatures, after the Scarlet Battle. This is the least they could do after what their parents did to the lives of these poor creatures who had nothing to do with that nonsense.
Several types of Nephilim built Winds of Gold, but this was only possible thanks to Agnalis, the Lord of the Spirits. Agnalis opened the spiritual tissues to create the dimension that would be occupied by Gemmamatris, created by Agnalis and where the food and other beings from this dimension would grow, which would soon be called Gornhums. After the creation of the dimension, the Nephilim, thanks to the knowledge given by The Holy Ones, created the sky, the stars, the rivers, the sun and the moon, and the wind currents that would guide beings to the epicenter of this land that they would later call home.
In exchange for this great act, the Elidiums took charge of creating temples, statues, and protective relics that would represent these figures who saved their lives from a tragic fate. The statues have symbols from the language of Agnalis, symbols that can serve as invocations. Depending on the energy of the individual, the invocations can open channels of communication with beings from the spiritual plane to ask for guidance and wisdom in relation to various areas. However, the most curious thing is the relationship of these symbols with the physical material.
Enoch, the leader of the other Elidiums, discovered that by carving a statue with one of Agnalis' invocation symbols and humming the music of the spirits, the statue comes to life with the aim of fulfilling only one wish of its summoner. This changed things for the beings of Winds of Gold who felt blessed with such help. Well, at first the sculptures were a bit, let's say, not very sophisticated from an artistic and functional point of view, after all the Elidiums had to improve in this aspect. With time, practice and assistance from the skilled Kairyns, creatures now belonging to Winds of Gold, the statues took on increasingly complex shapes and their uses became increasingly ambitious. Strangely, after achieving their goals, the statues simply stood in place, inactive, as if nothing had happened. As a sign of respect, they are found as part of the constructions of the temples, inside and outside the other homes of these humble creatures.
The great and generous Enoch was never much of a talker, only of actions. His silent air and firm posture can be intimidating, but in moments of calm he can demonstrate his most affectionate side even to the smallest beings. Just like his great spirit, his devotion to Agnalis is unshakable. His loyalty to the being who gave him a new home will never fade, no matter how peculiar the sacred being's ways of expressing his plans. So, it was no surprise to see the enormous Elidium bow before the newest bearer of the Lord of the Spirits, even if this creature, to the displeasure of the other beings of Wind of Gold, was a young human girl, who thought she could not be even more lost in the situation she found herself in, but soon considered throwing that possibility out the window when she saw an enormous creature kneeling in front of her and a deep and determined voice coming from it saying:

- I have been, I am and I will ALWAYS be at YOUR disposal, Ada, oh great spirit chosen by the being who has always protected, protects and WILL ALWAYS PROTECT us.