Jabirean Efreet - Iron Sultanate

The chronicles of the Iron Sultanate tell of the Jabirean Efreet, a being not of flesh, but of living fire bound by the Seal of Solomon. It was said that the Efreet slumbered beneath the deserts of the Sultanate, chained by divine command, its body made of smoke and flame, its eyes glowing like molten gold. When the Sultan invoked the sacred prayer “Lahavle vela Kuvvete illa Billahil Aliyyil Azim”, the chains would loosen, and the Efreet would rise, wreathed in fire, to walk among men. The Jabirean Efreet was both weapon and warning. To the Sultan’s armies, its presence was a beacon of victory — flames that consumed the enemy and lighted the path to triumph. To their foes, it was terror incarnate, an inferno that no shield, no wall, no army could withstand. Yet the Efreet was not without will. Legends say it whispered in tongues of fire, testing the hearts of men, burning away weakness and pride. Those who stood in its flame were either purified or destroyed.