Feril Religion

Feril Religion is based on the mythical story The Birth of the Tree of Life. According to the story the Feril was damned, with drought, famine and later Maraz invasion, because they did not obey to the Lord given to them by Utumna and instead collaborated with humans and obeyed their laws which is based on of fallacies and twisted logic. Thus, the main philosophy of Feril Religion is that the humans are terrible in defining what's good and bad and Ferils should subject to their lord for lawmaking.

Aegia is sent to them as an act of mercy. Aliader is flourished with the Tree of Life and fertile soil around.

Feril Religion emphasizes unity, assimilation into society and isolation from humans. The Lord Aegia, the last Lord given by Utumna is the true king and lawgiver. They do not deny the fact that Migas is Utumna, recognizing him as a fake prophet.

Feril Religion has undergone a serious criticism during the Demonic Wars, simply because Utumna could not prevent the influx of demons from the Underworld.

Binsan's Theory
Binsan belittles Feril Religion in his book 'The Seven Season Summer', arguing that Aliader was just another cursed Maraz city that was undergoing a drought phase, just like the others. Their entire religion, although based on valid arguments, is in fact not true, as Kuşyüz lived long simply because they perceive time as slow because of the curse and Feril lived long because of the dark magic involved in their creation. Migas is in fact Utumna.

Anti-Feril Religion
Baltakardeş Cult, who is made up of descendants of cities situated to the sea, Çokor people and cursed Ferils, claims also a mythical foundation that they are descendants of the humans who are tortured by Kuşyüz and Feril and they came for revenge.