The Amani are a civilization that is very protective of their individuality. They don´t want to submit to another city, they are highly self-sufficient and will do whatever it takes to stay that way. Being self-sufficient they should worship Disad, but instead, they worship Asdis fervently. They care about evolving and becoming the most powerful civilization but are terrified of being invaded by other cities.
This fear led them to become a warrior city, training the younger citizens in fighting and science, to take the city to the next level. In their religion, the Amani believed that the meaning of life is to choose which deity to follow, they believe in the coming of a "messiah", the false idol that would help them communicate with the goddess Asdis.
Brab Talayi, because of his attributes, was an object of interest to the Avari, who saw Brab as a future super warrior who would lead Amani to be the greatest and most feared nation. Brab became the false idol. People worshipped him as if he was a goddess.
Once the war level of the city was improved, the Amani sought ways to improve scientifically speaking. They wanted to look for new technologies that would help improve the quality of life of the population. To do so, they gave Brab Talayi the mission to go and kidnap an Aarendjin to discover the source of its power. Fear never left them, so they did it when the Aarendjin was alone and unprepared for such a threat.
The Avari took it upon themselves to experiment with the Aarendjin. They discovered that the Aarendjin have two power cores with which they create their needles and their abilities. They were able to apply them to Brab making him stronger and faster.
Thanks to Brab Talayi and his improved characteristics, the Amani were more confident, and leaving their fear behind; they decided to go further. They formed an army with weapons fueled by the power of the Aarendjin and declared war on the Aarendjin to gain more power.
Despite the fear that characterized the Amani so much, they became a strong and very strategic city, prepared for war. Thanks to the knowledge they gained from the Aarendjin, they created extremely powerful weapons, that would face and be a real threat to the Aarendjin.
In addition, they are a city with a very fervent belief, so they begged Asdis for her help to go against the Aarendjin. Asdis saw the perfect opportunity to weaken her sister Disad and blessed them with extraordinary physical endowments never before seen in humans.
The war between the Amani and the Aarendjin was short but cruel. As the Amani saw that they could defeat them, confidence in them increased significantly, improving their battlefront. They defeated them and killed all but one of the Aarendjin, Nashla. The Avari wanted to continue their research and the Amani sought to take advantage of what the Aarendjin were only capable of: curing any kind of disease.
The Amani after the war had to face different problems that arose after the war:
Due to the problems, tensions arose that led to unarmed conflicts among the Amani, mainly between the ruling Amani and the Avari.