Izad

Izad or Mithra with his Surush and Feristeh (Seraphs and Angels) against the Divs who are the children of Time led by the arch demon-Eshem.

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There were two Izad at the other end, patiently funneling more tourists into the cavernous space.

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Bobbie Ray thought their panic was comical, but then he had been dealing with the mild-mannered Izad for over a week.

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They were up high enough to see down into the street where a sudden flow of cranky tourists were running through the streets or hanging on to airbuses, intent on getting their belongings and getting out before the Izad changed their minds.

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Moll had found that the Izad had a common, subtle tick of allowing their voices to go up at the end of a sentence, making everything they said sound like a question.

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It took a few days before he realized there were three Izad cleaning his room every morning, trapped in the habit of catering to hoards of tourists.

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Jayme appeared, then disappeared for long stretches of time as she went down various entryways, trying to talk to the Izad.

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In the early evening he would grab a nap on the roof, waking up feeling refreshed for the spectacular meals that the Izad continued to prepare.

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But they had maintained the balance, and were getting full credit for representing the Izad in these negotiations.

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The inarticulate ceremony droned on below, witnessed by dozens of sulky Rahm surrounded by hundreds of the Izad clerks who did the real work.

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