My bad still the same point, the OP is unaware humans name almost everything lol
I imagine after being dumped into the middle of some underground system for an extended length of time, you’d start to deify just about anything.
Beledar seems as good for that purpose as any, especially to a group of particularly religious folk.
Almost every celestial event we have has a scientific name and a human name. Just look at Orion’s belt or the Milky Way. We call it the north star while somewhere there’s probably some super scientific name for it. Mufasa could explain it more eloquently.
Rockymcrockface
Polaris
My car is Thelma. Must be tons of cars with that name.
He’d be explaining it from the Shadowlands…
also helps they literally came to find the crystal. It was in their emperor’s vision, their whole adventure was to find said source of light in their emperor’s vision and they found it. Once they did, they named it beledar.
“Would ya look at that…” spits
“Bob’s glowin’ again.”
Seems to me it’s like anything else irl we give names to. Planets, mountains, lakes, buildings, etc.
Since the change from purple to yellow is so predictable, Ol’ Faithful may have been one of the names bandied about.
And I guess “Suncrystal but not always because sometimes it’s moody” is too long.
Big Ben is actually the name of the guy who turns the hands in the clock.
For the same reason that there are barren rocks and balls of gas in our solar system with names. Because people name things.
Arathi are officially moth people, legally moth people.
I named this thread…Jerry.
Do you feel the same way across the board? What about lotr where objects like weapons are given names?
staring at Mars
they should have called that “the big red one” or something
Names can still have translations to specific words or phrases. Maybe Beledar means “glowing phallic object” in a tongue that’s related to the Arathi.
Creates a perfect conflict with the Bat People
And the Ssssssssssspiderssss.