Harry Potter: The Last Exodus

Founding Virelden

Amir Samara's POV

As Amir Samara set foot on the vast, sun-soaked sands of Virelden, he could feel his Ethereal Flame Core humming in resonance with the land itself. The air was alive with heat, magic, and a whispering wind that seemed to carry the voices of ancient djinn. Virelden stretched out like an endless canvas of desert plains, jagged cliffs, and hidden oases, each element merging seamlessly into the other in a way that was both wild and harmonious.

Behind him, the Middle Eastern wizarding community looked on with awe, taking in their new home. Each of them had been transformed by the Ethereal Flame Core, now capable of mastering fire, water, air, and earth. They were Elemental Masters and had come to this place not just to settle but to build a society rooted in harmony with nature's elements.

"People of Virelden," Amir announced, his voice powerful against the wind. "This land is as ancient as it is alive, and it is ours to protect, to shape, and to call home."

Laying Out Virelden's Foundation

Gathering his advisors and key members, Amir spread a large, hand-drawn map of Virelden across a stone outcropping. As he traced the map, he pointed out various sites that had already been scouted for their potential.

"Our central city will be here, beside the largest oasis," Amir said, pointing to a broad valley surrounded by cliffs. "This place, Al'Mathil—the Heart of the Sands—will be the beating heart of Virelden. Here, we'll draw strength from all four elements."

Zahra, a seasoned Djinn Vizier with sharp eyes and a sharper mind, nodded. "Al'Mathil will give us a natural sanctuary. The cliffs around the oasis will shelter us, while the waters provide life. It's a perfect place for our government buildings and main city."

Amir agreed, tracing lines for roads that would radiate out from Al'Mathil like sunbeams, connecting the city to the surrounding desert and mountains. "We'll also need specialized villages for each elemental focus. Places where we can train and honor each aspect of our power."

They began to mark out locations for each of these villages:

Narajaya: A fiery village set in the high desert, close to volcanic vents where fire practitioners could hone their skills.Hawa'il: Near the vast desert cliffs, perfect for air practitioners who wished to study and command the wind currents.Ma'jun: Near a smaller oasis, ideal for those attuned to water, where healing and agricultural magic would be cultivated.Ardallah: A sandstone and rock village on the edge of the cliff, where earth practitioners would carve their homes and train in stone magic.

"Each of these villages will serve as a center for learning and training," Amir continued. "And we'll be able to guide Initiates from each element to mastery over time."

Establishing the Hierarchy of Elemental Masters

With their plans for the villages settled, Amir turned to discuss the hierarchy that would guide their society. As Elemental Sultan, he would lead with guidance from trusted advisors and skilled elementals who would each hold a key role in managing and unifying their community.

"As the Elemental Sultan, I'll guide and protect our people," Amir said, meeting the eyes of each leader. "But our strength comes from balance, and every level of our hierarchy has a role in preserving that."

Amir gestured to Zahra and Basil, his two closest advisors. "Our Djinn Viziers will help oversee each elemental practice, providing wisdom and guidance in times of change. They will act as both advisors and masters of our ancient magic."