Any Hámoni Górina survived may be kept by any thriving Wáni. they must be safeguarded from the Nímari, Rásen, and Nádi to protect the Shádu. Wáni will silent on the mélodi within the górina.
Long ago in the Hóllow the Wáni declared a law: No hand shall unbind the Hámoni Górina from Shádu. The law is now lying in dust within the forgotten Hóllow Ruins. Rásen, Nímari, and Nádi recent laws haven't be written for the Hámoni Górina. This hidden law have not being use by the cultures for the century. Celestials have over time spoke the law whispering it in the Wáni's ears.
The Hámoni Góina was not meant to be temporary. Its mélodi have remained for roughly century continuing to guide any Wáni. Górina lasts as long as Wáni exist to read it and swear the Aélen's oath. Truly ends when the bond between zíno, beasts, and Shádu is broken forever. The Hámoni Górina endures across the years, deaths, and rebirth of the book itself.
