Mabodko

A massive rock carving located in Eshia. The carving is of a bull-like creature with spines along its back, known as a Bahroa. The carving is considered to be a highly important cultural artifact, and as such, it has been carefully maintained and protected by the people of Eshia for generations.
In addition to being a highly important cultural artifact, Mabodk is also shrouded in mystery and legend. According to local folklore, the carving was created by the ancient Eshian people, who were said to have possessed powerful magical abilities. The carving is believed to have been imbued with these magical powers, and as such, it is considered to be a sacred site by the people of Eshia.
It is also said that the Bahroa depicted in the carving was once a real creature that roamed the land of Eshia, but was eventually hunted to extinction by the early Eshian people. The carving is said to serve as a reminder of this once-great beast and the importance of respecting and preserving the natural world.