Ashan’Raeth Vareth

Alias: The Witness, Imperial Surveyor of Continuity
Era: Absolute Expansion (~3,000–2,500 Years Before Modern Geba)
Affiliation: Imperial Bloodline (Non-Ruling)

Prince Ashan’Raeth Vareth was son of Emperor Ashan’Eze Narath, and protégé to Emperor Ashan’Reze Karath. Assigned to verify the reach and integrity of the Empire’s relay grid beyond the inner ring, he transformed a simple survey mission into a decade-long documentation of imperial fractures. In the Book of the Witness, Raeth records lost provinces, insurgencies long thought ended, and new Vessel emergences no doctrine had predicted.

Notable Companions

  • Tharyn’Breka Kael — Frost Sentinel, childhood friend, protector, known for towering stature and iron resolve.
  • Caledrin Solarn-Veykar — engineer, heir of the Solarn lineage, specializing in infrastructure recovery and relay stabilization.
  • Eira Vey — former rite-house initiate, turned recorder of Vessel signs, abandoning priesthood to follow Raeth's journey.

Defining Observations

  • Mapped the failure of relay grids across vast inland regions, noting entire zones abandoned by the central empire.
  • Recorded emergence of Velcrith and Seraveth vessel phenomena beyond formal doctrine, observing first-hand the transformative effects.
  • Identified cultural assimilations where Geban and Thazvaari bloodlines merged beyond recognition, creating stable hybrid societies.
  • Confronted local warlords, pirates, and collapsing settlements without formal imperial military support.
  • Documented every moment with the explicit purpose of preserving continuity, in case imperial archives ever fractured beyond repair.

About Vesselborn

Vesselborn is a continuity — The planetary saga of collapse, restructure, and existential endurance.

Forged in exile, carried by discipline, and structured through memory, Vesselborn is the living archive of The Geban Chronicle — a vast narrative that spans generations, cultures, and ideologies. It is a world, a story, a warning, and a weapon.

Founded by Christopher Jaepheth Cuby, Vesselborn reflects a simple belief: that legacy is not inherited — it is constructed.

To preserve what would otherwise be erased.

This is structured myth — rooted in consequence, shaped by sorrow, and held together by order.

This is not a product line.
It is not a pitch.
It is a sovereign structure — built to outlast trends, and perhaps even its maker.

Vesselborn exists in layers.

For the curious, it is a compelling world.
For the committed, it is a philosophy.
For the chosen, it is remembrance.

This is Geba.
It did not begin in fire.
It began in silence.
And it has not yet ended.