Hierods

Hierods are a fictional species originating from the novel "The Chronicle of the Hierods" by author K.D. Wentworth. These beings are described as ancient and possessing a deep connection to the natural world and the earth itself. Their physical appearance is not explicitly detailed in a way that allows for a singular description, but they are often depicted as having a somewhat ethereal or elemental quality. Hierods are characterized by their immense wisdom, long lifespans, and a profound understanding of cosmic principles and the interconnectedness of all things. They are often portrayed as guardians or custodians of ancient knowledge and sacred places, intervening in mortal affairs only when the balance of the world is threatened. Their motivations are typically altruistic, focused on preserving harmony and guiding sentient races towards enlightenment. The narrative surrounding Hierods often explores themes of destiny, the cyclical nature of existence, and the importance of respecting the natural order. They represent a force of ancient power and benevolent guidance within the fictional universe they inhabit.