Happy Easter!

The om’veri culture doesn’t have a festivity that implies smashing eggs or eating their contents afterwards due to their sacral meaning and the way the om’veri give birth to their hatchlings. However, the Day of Resurgence in the middle of Naaikos can be considered a holiday of similar meaning. In this day it’s forbidden to work all over the world, and the family stive to gather all their members under the same roof to spend time together. Also, the young om’veri can find their potential partners and loved ones during the merry events and festivities taking place in large cities and villages.

In the culture of the om’veri eggs are the symbol of the never-ending circle of life, rebirth and family harmony. In the Day of Resurgence egg-shaped souvenirs are among the most popular gifts. Moreover, the material the present is made of, which usually includes wood, clay, glass and stone, as well as its color – form brown to bright yellow – can tell a lot about the intentions of the giver. It is believed that the brighter the artificial egg is painted, the more luck it will bring to its owner. Countless om’veri gift painted paw-made eggs to their secret crushes to express their appreciation and love.

Everyone is curios, who will be that lucky om’verai to receive such a gift from Azaries? Could there be that she has several crushes at once?! And, most importantly, who will give her a paw-made painted egg? It’s all up to you and you in-gave choices!

Thank you very much! See you in Nanraas!