I just realized that not only did I give my FFXIV character the Proto-Indo-European mythological motif of the threefold death (born without breath, Lahabrea kills her by burning at the Praetorium, Zenos kills her by wounding at Ultima Thule) but also I invented a fictional Keeper of the Moon huntspeak etymology for her name "Mihri" as being "mi" (sea) + "ri" (treasure) and then I just discovered that also Proto-Indo-European for "sea" and "possession" is "mōri" and "rēi." Like this is something that would be normal for me on purpose except I did it completely by accident... reconstructed Proto-Indo-European mythological figure Mihri Ninaka real?

It goes like this: there is a woman, called “hero” by many, and she dies threefold. Once by hanging, once by burning, once by wounding. That is not the whole of it, of course. But it is a place to begin.

The woman has a name, but let us call her Sea-gift, for that flows better in this tongue.

Constantly in the pursuit of knowledge

AuRaugust 2023 - Day 16 - Tank

"You have it right...she protects us... But you better believe that should she come to harm, we will show you that she is not the only one who can be a threat.

"We shall rally before her, just as she has kept us protected behind her. So we dare you...dare you to face our all."

Featuring my partner's Elika as our stalwart Gunbreaker tank. ; w ;