NEHVADI'IAA

In Nehvadi'iaa, they also keep several intrinsic and sanctified artifacts safe: 
The Scrolls of Y'rambaeyyth & The Orb of Moraeyy'draee.

...are the almost unlimited collection of scrolls that exist within a vast library of Nehvadi'iaa, each one The Writings of All Fates — All Possible Outcomes, All Possible Lives, Fates, Destinies of just about All The People and The Mages.

They Are The Divine Scrolls of what Could Be, what May Be, or what Absolutely Will Be. 

Written by Brehi'ina Herself, these are All Possible Fates: Everything that could be, might be, or after certain outcomes could either manifest or would never be...

There is one specific section, however, where there is only The Absolute Inevitable. These are the Scrolls written that Brehi'ina has sealed Herself; with a permanent seal that will always remain unbroken.

Certain Inevitabilities have been rendered by Brehi'ina, and the other Divinities. 

These contain masterfully created inevitabilities that must never change course - such as certain Romantic Attachments required for a certain outcome, or Nehvadi'iaa-Determined Soulmates - both romantic and plutonic - were popular uses of them. Others were for specific Fates & Destinies.

Others involved specific sets of circumstances or specific outcomes that would be completely inevitable, regardless of the levels of Free Will Mortals and Mages generally had, because the outcome was of vital necessity to The Grand Plans.

However... The most important of the Scrolls Unbroken Seals, 

is that which holds...

... was created by Brehi'ina to Empower The Grand Mage of Carii'adae. 

Brehi'ina was The First Grand Mage in A'aeriigaelon, and realised any Mortal Mage carrying this symbol of power to do so, would require something of the same. Brehi'ina managed the role because she was Divine... meaning that those who would succeed the role would need almost the same level of power to be able to do so.

Brehi'ina created The Orb or Moraeyy'draee.

The Orb was to be a Vessel to imbue the Divine Magika into the Grand Mage and sustained her. This Divine Magika was The Power of Will, affording The Grand Mage complete control over this Power, imbuing it to her own Will. 

The Orb held a small part of the Divine Powers of the Divinities - making every Grand Mage thereafter a Demi-Goddess... When imbued with that Power, the Grand Mage would become almost entirely Immortal. They ceased to be a true Mortal Mage and would become Part-Divine.

The Orb was given the name Moraeyy'draee, because it was the Ancient Language word for Immortality. 

Being Part-Divine meant the The Grand Mage was entirely immune to anything that cause Mortal Death:  Injury, poison, famine, deadly diseases, and so on. The only thing that would claim her to Eall'yysiaem would be the eventual demise of her Mortal Form. Being born Mortal meant The Power of Will could only sustain it for so long, and it would - eventually - succumb to time. 

At the time of her passing, The Grand Mage will enter Eall'yysiaem and become one of The Elder Guides, who become advisors to Higher Mages, such as High Priestesses, The Grand Mage, and sometimes, other Mages if absolutely necessary. Elder Guides serve as direct advisors and conduits between The Seven Divines and these Higher Mages, as well as any other Mage who needs to hear their voice or advice. The Grand Mage is appointed a special envoy of Elder Guide. The appointed Elder Guide will specifically only interact with The Grand Mage and will be their sole conduit to the Divinities.