Eira Vey

Alias: The Unordained Seer, The Keeper of Silent Truths, The Archivist of the Divine
Era: Absolute Expansion (~3,000–2,500 Years Before Modern Geba)
Affiliation: Geban Empire (Independent Scholar, Formerly of the Rite-House)

Eira Vey began as a priestess-in-training in the Geban capital’s rite-house, but quietly chose to leave before her ordination—not out of rebellion, but from the need to seek truths beyond what doctrine permitted. Her insight and discipline caught the attention of Prince Ashan'Raeth Vareth, who invited her as the recorder of his legendary expedition. With unwavering calm, she documented signs of Velcrith and Seraveth mergings in forgotten provinces, providing records that expanded imperial understanding of Vessel phenomena. Eira’s silent commitment to accuracy and preservation allowed truths to endure long after empires shifted, marking her as the foremost chronicler of the era.

Notable Traits / Reputation

  • Departed rite-house before ordination to pursue knowledge beyond imperial boundaries
  • Selected by Prince Ashan'Raeth Vareth to document his imperial survey
  • Recorded Vessel phenomena and mergings with precise, unfiltered clarity
  • Preserved evidence of Vesselhood in regions untouched by central doctrine
  • Work endures as the definitive record of the expedition and its revelations

Extended Account

  • Left the rite-house not to challenge doctrine, but to quietly preserve and expand upon what could not be taught within its walls
  • Untrained in violence, but moved calmly through dangerous lands as the expedition’s scribe
  • Her testimony connected the signs of Vesselhood from Thazvaar’s assimilated coasts to the deep interior
  • Chronicled both subtle and dramatic instances of merging, refining the language and structure of what would become Vessel doctrine
  • Respected for her quiet endurance and for leaving a written legacy that transcended the boundaries of empire and faith

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.