| rdfs:comment | - Teinai is a Canthan hero of legend. Her spirit still resides in Tahnnakai Temple. Teinai was the hero who defeated the demon Mang a hundred years ago. As her pedestal in Tahnnakai Temple says: One hundred years ago, a demon came to Cantha. He was called Mang, and he found himself flesh after a foolish young Necromancer named Juedo attempted a forbidden ritual and succeeded against all odds. For years Mang terrorized the countryside despite the best efforts of Cantha's premiere mages to outsmart him. One winter day, Teinai, then a bold young student, approached her headmaster with a plan. The next day Teinai herself lured Mang to the shore of a great lake, the surface of which was frozen solid. She walked out onto the ice, and Mang followed, eventually reaching the center while Teinai conti
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| abstract | - Teinai is a Canthan hero of legend. Her spirit still resides in Tahnnakai Temple. Teinai was the hero who defeated the demon Mang a hundred years ago. As her pedestal in Tahnnakai Temple says: One hundred years ago, a demon came to Cantha. He was called Mang, and he found himself flesh after a foolish young Necromancer named Juedo attempted a forbidden ritual and succeeded against all odds. For years Mang terrorized the countryside despite the best efforts of Cantha's premiere mages to outsmart him. One winter day, Teinai, then a bold young student, approached her headmaster with a plan. The next day Teinai herself lured Mang to the shore of a great lake, the surface of which was frozen solid. She walked out onto the ice, and Mang followed, eventually reaching the center while Teinai continued to the other shore. As he did, Teinai raised her hand, and fire rained down upon Mang, melting the ice beneath him. He plunged into the icy lake and Teinai shrieked a command; the lake froze solid around Mang's thrashing form, and he was trapped. Now lightning and boulders finished the job only Teinai had known how to begin, and Mang was returned to the Underworld. Teinai, after a long and successful life as an Elementalist, was ensconced in Tahnnakai Temple.
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