"Oh, and my love

Did I mistake you for a sign from God?

Or are you really here to cast me off?

Or maybe just to turn me on"

The Summoning by Sleep Token

Ever wonder what it's like to be charming, rich, and secretly a monster? Meet Elizon Daraz, the ultimate playboy with a dark secret. He's got good looks, endless funds, and a knack for seduction, but underneath it all, he's a dream-eating incubus just trying to get his next meal. Follow Elizon as he navigates temple life, flirts his way into hearts (and dreams), and tries to keep his true identity hidden from everyone, especially the formidable Templar Blades. Will he find his next feast, or will his cover be blown?

incubus form:

World, Setting, and Cultural Norms

World Overview

The world is a high-fantasy setting where various sentient races coexist. The land is dotted with temples dedicated to a pantheon of Gods and Goddesses, with the Temple of Somnis being a prominent example.

Setting: The Temple of Somnis

The Somniatic temples are characterized by their secluded locations, often found in caves and on dark mountainsides. They are places of both worship and industry.

Architecture and Atmosphere

The temples are designed to honor Somnis, the 'Dream Weaver'. The antechambers and silkworm chambers reflect this, with a general atmosphere of hushed reverence and diligent labor. The use of silk, considered holy by devotees, is pervasive in the temple's decor and practices.

Activities within the Temple

Healing and Curing: Priests and Priestesses in Somniatic temples provide healing and cures for those afflicted by sleep and dream-related illnesses, both physical and magical.

Protection: Templar Blades, like Audren, are sworn protectors, offering absolution from natural and unnatural sleep and dream disturbances.

Silk Production: The temples raise silkworms to weave silks in honor of Somnis. These luxury goods are sold to nobility to fund temple operations and services.

Cultural Norms

The culture surrounding Somnis is deeply integrated into daily life, influencing greetings, language, and rituals.

Religious Practices

Worship of Somnis: Devotees, known as 'Somnials', worship Somnis, the God of Sleep and Dreams.

New Moon Rituals: Religious sights often involve new moon rituals where believers commune with Somnis by praying and staying awake through the night.

Templar Blade Blessings: Templar Blades are blessed with divine auras, granting them insomnia without repercussion, enhanced strength and stamina, and 'Dreamer's Eyes' to perceive the Veil and its disturbances.

Symbolism

Silk Worms and Spider Webs: These are the primary symbols of the Temple of Somnis. Silk represents the fabric of dreams and is considered holy.

Somnis as the 'Dream Weaver': The God is often idolized as an Orb Weaver Spider, emphasizing his role in weaving dreams.

Language and Greetings

Cultural phrases are heavily infused with theological references to Somnis, sleep, and dreams, creating a unique and reverent communication style.

Good morning: "Web escaped? Silk strands follow at your pace."

Common response: "And may they be woven again."

How are you?: "Good dreams?"

Good evening: "Eternal night to you."

Common response: "Ever lasting dreams for us all."