Nar

Nars serve as the oral historians of their Juru tribes. The Juru maintained no written records of their history until Wave 05 / 24 aS, when Alchemist Mandres began documenting their oral traditions in written form.

Function:

• The Nar is responsible for preserving and transmitting the tribe’s oral history, myths, and knowledge.
• Acts as a living archive, remembering events, genealogies, and important cultural lessons with near-perfect accuracy.
• Ensures continuity of the Juru’s cultural identity across generations.