Hakiism

Hakiism is a widespread religion first introduced to Ivinis sometime around 9,000 Y.

Tenets

The primary thesis of Hakiism is that the Pavala-Haki system is unnatural. All the other planets in the Yakeic System are singular and dominate the masses of their respective satellite systems. In The Haki Manifesto, the authors call for a rejection of the unnaturalness of Haki by means of a 'collective human migration as a species' to Ivinis, which lies beyond the terminator and is 'safe from Haki's haunting, wicked reflection of Yakei's holy and pure light rays through the Cosmic Ether'. In addition, the authors further suggest that God had placed humans on Pangaea in order to test their greed; if 'Man were as pure as God has hoped his Creations would be', they would all collectively agree to give up the valuable land of Delezia-Hazele and move to Haki to 'live simpler lives in confidence of having passed the Test of Faith and Morals'.

The authors even go as far as to suggest that all animals and plants be purged from Delezia-Hazele in order to 'leave the land barren and boring so that the Eye of Haki shall gaze upon nothing but the reflection of its innermost, deepest soul-less self'.

Influence in Ivinis

The Exiled Folk

The Exiled Folk is a major sub-religion of Hakiism, and is the predominant religion in Betaliz. The Exiled Folk are bound by a pact of death to never venture beyond the terminator and see Haki with their own eyes.