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Descendants of the citizens of an ancient theocratic empire that had largely died out by the time of [[Alexandria]]. During her lifetime, the only living Moon Children were scattered through the Bedouin tribes of [[Petera]]. They were united by [[Sayid ibn Maimun]] when he used the symbol of the [[Bracers of the Moon King]] to become their [[ | Descendants of the citizens of an ancient theocratic empire that had largely died out by the time of [[Alexandria]]. During her lifetime, the only living Moon Children were scattered through the Bedouin tribes of [[Petera]]. They were united by [[Sayid ibn Maimun]] when he used the symbol of the [[Bracers of the Moon King]] to become their [[Sheikh-Malik]]. They served him loyally during the [[Peteran Civil War]], and later served as his honor guard during his time as [[Ishkahn]], including [[Alexandria's Crusade]]. After Sayid's death, most followed [[Mikos Lygit]] through his battles and later exile. | ||
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Descendants of the citizens of an ancient theocratic empire that had largely died out by the time of Alexandria. During her lifetime, the only living Moon Children were scattered through the Bedouin tribes of Petera. They were united by Sayid ibn Maimun when he used the symbol of the Bracers of the Moon King to become their Sheikh-Malik. They served him loyally during the Peteran Civil War, and later served as his honor guard during his time as Ishkahn, including Alexandria's Crusade. After Sayid's death, most followed Mikos Lygit through his battles and later exile.