Sholtaish naqī Niok
Sholtaish naqī Niok /ˈʃoʊltaɪʃ.ˈnakwi.ˈnɪoʊk/ founded Shiŗoshodai with the help of his friend Aubish naqī Vibdī. Leadership eventually passed to his adopted daughter Tinaul qī Narat.
When he was 21, In 1845 CT, and exploring the secretive passages under the old castle of Daitī, Sholtaish discovered a bunker that had long been disused, although he did remember stories about the first hidden home of Ptau. He found a section of the bunker that appeared to not have even been used by his ancestors. And within this section was a collapsed wall that led to even older construction, specifically a temple dedicated to Árak, whom the Kaushan call Kai Dīnanil.
For a few years, Sholtaish kept this discovery to himself, but in 1849 CT, he shared his secret with his good friend Aubish naqī Vibdī. Over time, the pair discovered a book of rituals, the Vorashodai, and in 1854 CT founded Shiŗoshodai.
Over the next several years, Aubish began to take over control of Shiŗoshodai. Sholtaish resented this, but being the one of weaker charater, allowed Aubish to continue with control. Then he found his angel, Tinaul. Her family had been killed and as the nearest relative, Sholtaish adopted her. He introduced her to Shiŗoshodai and the Vorashodai, which had not been completely translated yet, despite the efforts of Sholtaish. Tinaul was gifted with the ability to translate, and worked with Sholtaish until his death. Unfortunately, Sholtaish never saw the completed translations.
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