Dlaney

Shiroo (Shi-ro) Dlaney, is a Shiari scholar, who has studied the Shiari for nearly half a century. A trusted scholar and adviser, Dlaney is respected amongst her peers within the Shiari Mystics. Belonging to an order that focuses on research into the Shiari, she has developed considerable Shiari powers.

Considered to be strong and resilient amongst her people. When the event known to her people as Meeso was due, she was amongst 30 of her people to be chosen to venture into it, with this earnt her the title of Shiruu (Shi-ru) something loosely translated to wanderer/traveler. It is a great honor amongst her people to be able to gain the title of Shiruu, but many who go to not return.

Shiree
At the age of just under 40 years old, Dlaney bound a Shiree to herself, and they both learn and teach one another as well as act as a companion and guide. It is a symbiotic relationship for the two of them, and they find they both benefit greatly from it.

The Shiree that is bound to Dlaney, goes by the name of Kog Muno. It is linked to the world by Dlaney and enjoys social interactions and culture, and philosophy. It also has the ability to take on generic forms of animals, or alien races, but not that of specific people.

Shiruu
Dlaney successfully having survived the Meeso, must now survive until she can feel the beacon, calling her home. A talisman she carries will alert her to the time of the return. Having arrived in neutral space, she explores the worlds and attempts to find her way, as she must navigate alien worlds and cultures.

Now Dlaney is a diplomat to her people, and must try to be respectable in her dealings with alien races and hopefully expand her understanding of the Shiari according to them.

Changing Eye Colour
A small number of Ini having their eye colour change when they tap into the Shiari, these small number of people are considered blessed and lucky to be around. But furthermore, in their own religion, they believe they are destined to bring fortune where they travel, and as such, they are sent forth during the Meeso, as they will need luck to return, but also to find their way.