SAH’GEM

The Blades of Ent — Right Hand of the Empire

The first Sah’Gem and the person who the Sect was inspired by was Levidian king Veh’Lore of clan De’Zen and the white wolves on the mountain, lord of Ent and 7th Levidier. Though doing relatively ok previous to this on his 6th year of becoming a Levidian, Veh’Lore finally hit his rock bottom (based on being given free reign to make all his own choices and living with the consequences of such) at that point Veh’Lore came home with a steel will ready to make a change, he knew who he wanted to be or at least who he didn't wish to be.

Like Levidian teachings stated “before someone could evolve they often had to go through a great cataclysmic change” and once he did he was set on a path of truly awakening his power and becoming the man he always had the potential to become.

On that journey he exhibited mastery of self building on his previous achievements exhibited such greatness both in the family and in himself to such a capacity/ degree that a new sect the sect of Sah’Gem the “beyond men” was created to honour and reflect that but also to house these “new men” if ever one is able to ever exhibit the same capacity and capability as him in the same degrees. He became one of the greatest soldiers of Levidier, strong, smart loyal and dedicated and the Sah’Gem is a reflection of those values.

The Declaration

Sah’Gem are not recruited.

They are revealed.

They are the men who stood when others folded, who carried weight meant for many, and who proved—through action rather than speech—that they could be trusted with authority that mirrors leadership itself.

Sah’Gem are the Blades of Ent.
The right hand of power.
The edge closest to command.

The Ascension from Cru’ix

All Sah’Gem come from Cru’ix—but not all Cru’ix are meant to ascend.

Sah’Gem is an elevation reserved for those whose loyalty, discretion, competence, and judgement have been tested beyond comfort. Membership is deliberately limited. Scarcity is not accidental—it is protective.

They are entrusted with access, insight, and authority approaching that of a Prime, acting when leadership must be extended, reinforced, or represented.

The Nature of Sah’Gem

Where Cru’ix are the sword, Sah’Gem are the blade’s edge.

They do not seek visibility.
They do not seek praise.
They operate where consequence is real and failure is unacceptable.

Sah’Gem men are calm under pressure, precise in action, and absolute in discretion. They understand that power is not volume, but positioning

Authority and Trust

Sah’Gem are granted:

Deep access to Ent operations
High-level insight into strategy and intent
Authority to execute missions requiring near-Prime capability

They are often deployed when the cost of error is too high for delegation and too urgent for delay.

The Oath of Sah’Gem

I will carry authority without arrogance.
I will act where others cannot.
I will guard what I am shown and protect what I am given.
I will not falter, for I stand in the shadow of leadership.
I am Sah’Gem.

Membership & Limits

Sah’Gem numbers are intentionally small—often one or two, never exceeding five. This preserves trust, cohesion, and effectiveness.

Elevation is by recognition, not ambition.

Responsibility & Burden

With proximity to power comes isolation.

Sah’Gem are expected to:

Operate independently
Maintain emotional and psychological control
Serve without recognition
Protect leadership, not overshadow it

They are the silent stabilisers of the Ent Empire

Mission

The badge of “endurance” talks of one’s capacity to deal with pain without letting it obliterate who you are physically, emotionally, psychologically, spiritually, practically, metaphorically. It means how effective you are at never letting the world and the circumstances around you permanently remove or dull your shine. Ones ability to still see things worth fighting for, protecting, defending, striving for even in a world and a life where sometimes it feels like wants to convince you that all things are dark and hopeless. It’s the simple laughs, the fight for and fight with my brothers, the “things aren’t so bad or deep” the hope of reality discovered in a dream. This part of the Sah’Gem talks about the internal and integral hope and strife for a better world and that deep desire to be the change you want to see it in so you may fulfil your one human responsibility of trying to leave something in an equal or better way than you found it.

The final badge is the badge of “insight” Who are you, who do you want to be, what are your core values, why, where are you?, where are you going, where do you want to be, why?, how do you get there. Fulcrum, levers, perceptions, codes of life, laws of the universe, acceptance, fear mastery, truth and lies and more all of which one must know to be Sah’Gem.

To my side, my favoured kings, my Sah’Gem, my royal rings, of all the songs that I may sing, I would crown our love most treasured things.

Oh sunny skies so wide and blue as far outstretched I’d come for you. You are my lords, my brothers, my friends and I will ride with you till the very end. Through trials we endure never break though bend. My brothers back I will Defend. I am Sah’Gem

Rah! hoo