Glossary 10

Violent Locust Swarm Aeshma:
Generic name to refer to the 3rd Rank Archdemon, Bahlavan (this seems to be a more accurate romanization of his name), as well as to the battle demons that have it out for his life. The one to lead this travelling group, clad in pipe dream like violence, that fights all life in the universe and defeats them, Bahlavan, has remained undefeated since his birth, 1,800 years back. Those people defeated by him, yet who managed to retain their lives, accumulate training through slaughter while looking forward to a rematch with Bahlavan, chasing him afterwards.

Their shared ideals are reduced to just one: to not recognize any existence stronger than oneself in this world. They are locust swarm searching thoroughly through the universe, all for the sake of verifying that "I am the strongest in the entire world". They can be represented as being an abominable cabal of Asuras. Naturally, there's no feelings of fellowship among them, as if mutual recognition ensues, they will begin killing each other, no matter who it is. In the past, the number of people who survived a defeat issued by Bahlavan didn't surpass 10 people, however, in the present only two of them remain: Zaurid and Taurvid. These two, with the addition of Bahlavan himself, are the Violent Locust Swarm.

Hazah Ruma:
The Commandment of Bahlavan, Zaurid and Taurvid. In exchange for the binding of "Having no choice but to fight whoever person you meet with one's full power", the boon is "Turning into a perpetual motion machine whose stamina won't dissipate". As the embodiment of the violent swarm that thouroughly searchs throught the universe, this Commandment had been observed by Star Spirit Vohu Manah's clairvoyance since quite early, and for that reason, it is quite common knowledge amongst Wahman Yast, and it's not like the locusts themselves mind.

As far as they are concerned, fighting all life, defeating them, and aiming to be the strongest is simply common sense, natural, a principle that doesn't need to be talked about. Consequently, Bahlavan, Zaurid and Taurvid hold yet another Commandment, an absurd thing that could be said to be their core. However, the number of people who've witnessed this yet lived to see the light of day is minimal, outside of the three locusts, there's no other who has, aside from Nadare and Khvarenah.

Super Degenerate Star Spenta Mainyu:
Super gravitational Star Spirit born as a star's end. Even though it is an extremely rough existence, it belongs to the side of Good, its fighting strength being at the top of all Ashavan. In comparison to stars that can be inhabited by mankind, he's clad on gravitational power that's several thousands hundred million times superior, and in addition to this, its power rises due to holding a Commandment that prevents him from having comrades.

That is, power granted through choosing isolation, despite being an Ashavan, who use numbers and union as their calling card. Because of that, it doesn't belong to Wahman Yast, and disregarded Nahid's call to arms. Although he has no choice but to obey his Commandment, if he had being involved in the fight 20 years ago, perhaps something would have changed.
Masada has said through Twitter that Spenta Mainyu's human form is that of a 14-15 year old bishoujo

Verethragna:
Yearly grand festival held by the entirety of Wahman Yast. Harboured in the anniversary of Varhram's death, it last for a period of 7 days, and in general, Varhram's life and achievements are given praise and reproduced, the first two days of the festival are about his birth and growth to adulthood, the next three days show glory and smiling faces, while the last two days of the festival hold a theme related to his oath to take victory.

Because it is an extremely showy event, the people of Wahman Yast enjoy it from the very bottom of their hearts, but Verethragna's true essence is nothing but a political deception. That is, a maneuver to hide their current inferiority state during the war, propaganda meant to give the impression they have the upper hand as of now. It is necessary swindling to preserve morale, but it is undebatable that they are indeed using Varhram for this purpose.