The only known rozhami inhabit the Norlands, and hence are reclusive and prefer to stay isolated. Rozhami are commonly reserved, tranquil, and tend to spend significant time thinking something through before acting. They're kind and caring towards others though, in an intellectual manner rather than emotional. It is not known exactly why rozhami take a keen interest in controlling their emotions, but it is commonly believed to be due to the turmoil they suffer from their conjoined souls. They express their friendship with a wry smile and through offhand comments rather than being cordial or making lewd jokes. The fragments of the soul subsumed within the Rozhami will long for its home, but it’s almost impossible to tell what it was. Rozhami fleeing and hiding from the Dark Cloud are cautious of others, though they remain invariably polite, kind, and even compassionate. Rozhami are unable to merge their human half's sensitivity with the strange and wild visions and memories of their otherworld souls. Beneath their serene makeup, rozhami are at conflict within themselves, struggling to fend off insanity. At times they begin to lose that struggle, displaying confusing and sometimes dangerous behaviour. Dealing with the Dark Cloud is the most important goal for rozhami, as most see them as the ultimate evil in existence.   Rozhami look much like humans, having the same ranges of eye, hair, and skin colors. Rozhami are commonly tall and slim, though rozhami of all sizes exist. The only real difference in rozhami is their monastic behaviour. Rozhami children show the largest difference between them and their human counterparts but still, only in behaviour. Whilst human children will run, play, laugh, and show an emotional immaturity, rozhami children will take part in meditative practices, martial training, and telepathic conversations like their adult seniors. Growing up for the rozhami is simply a physical process rather than an emotional or mental one.   The rozhami appeared on Olivia no longer than fifty years ago, and then there were only two such people that had survived a shipwreck in the Norlands. Since then, their existence has burgeoned questions but very little is known about them to the wider world.   All rozhami follow a religion they refer to as the Path to Light. They typically do not worship any specific deities. However, they believe in a universal force of good that they call Alfajiri, or the Dawn.