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	==History==		==History==
	===[[Graphic Novel:Godsend, Part 1]]===		===[[Graphic Novel:Godsend, Part 1]]===
	In [[1998]], [[Farah Nazan]], a descendant of the Lashkari, is sent to live with ~~[[Omar (Farah's uncle)\|~~her uncle Omar]] in [[Pakistan]]. Omar trains Farah to fight, though she does not understand why. Eventually, Omar tells Farah about her heritage and the crusades of the Lashkari. The Lashkari were a small tribe of warriors, first formed over a thousand years ago, that defended the Sindhi people of Pakistan from outside invaders. According to Omar, the Lashkari fought in the dead of night, and were capable of defeating entire armies without ever being seen or heard. This legend grew from their battles against the Mongols, the Caliphate, and the British. Omar tells Farah that the techniques of the Lashkari have since been lost, but their gifts live on inside some of their descendants, and so it is his duty to train her how to use her gift if she has it.		In [[1998]], [[Farah Nazan]], a descendant of the Lashkari, is sent to live with her uncle [[Omar]] in [[Pakistan]]. Omar trains Farah to fight, though she does not understand why. Eventually, Omar tells Farah about her heritage and the crusades of the Lashkari. The Lashkari were a small tribe of warriors, first formed over a thousand years ago, that defended the Sindhi people of Pakistan from outside invaders. According to Omar, the Lashkari fought in the dead of night, and were capable of defeating entire armies without ever being seen or heard. This legend grew from their battles against the Mongols, the Caliphate, and the British. Omar tells Farah that the techniques of the Lashkari have since been lost, but their gifts live on inside some of their descendants, and so it is his duty to train her how to use her gift if she has it.

	===[[Graphic Novel:Godsend, Part 2]]===		===[[Graphic Novel:Godsend, Part 2]]===
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	===[[Graphic Novel:Godsend, Part 3]]===		===[[Graphic Novel:Godsend, Part 3]]===
	Before climbing a spider tree in [[Pakistan]] in [[1998]], [[~~Omar (Farah's uncle)\|~~Omar]] tells [[Farah]] that to live in fear of death is to not really live at all. He explains that Farah can only earn the mark of the Lashkari after accepting and embracing that philosophy. Farah bravely climbs the tree, is bitten by the giant [[spider queen]], and falls out of the tree. She apologizes to Omar, expressing that she only wanted to earn the mark of the Lashkari. He looks at her [[symbol\|unique spider bite]] and proclaims that she earned the mark of the Lashkari.		Before climbing a spider tree in [[Pakistan]] in [[1998]], [[Omar]] tells [[Farah]] that to live in fear of death is to not really live at all. He explains that Farah can only earn the mark of the Lashkari after accepting and embracing that philosophy. Farah bravely climbs the tree, is bitten by the giant [[spider queen]], and falls out of the tree. She apologizes to Omar, expressing that she only wanted to earn the mark of the Lashkari. He looks at her [[symbol\|unique spider bite]] and proclaims that she earned the mark of the Lashkari.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	==History==		==History==
	===[[Graphic Novel:Godsend, Part 1]]===		===[[Graphic Novel:Godsend, Part 1]]===
	In [[1998]], [[Farah Nazan]], a descendant of the Lashkari, is sent to live with [[Omar (Farah's uncle)\|her uncle]] in [[Pakistan]]. Omar trains Farah to fight, though she does not understand why. Eventually, Omar tells Farah about her heritage and the crusades of the Lashkari. The Lashkari were a small tribe of warriors, first formed over a thousand years ago, that defended the Sindhi people of Pakistan from outside invaders. According to Omar, the Lashkari fought in the dead of night, and were capable of defeating entire armies without ever being seen or heard. This legend grew from their battles against the Mongols, the Caliphate, and the British. Omar tells Farah that the techniques of the Lashkari have since been lost, but their gifts live on inside some of their descendants, and so it is his duty to train her how to use her gift if she has it.		In [[1998]], [[Farah Nazan]], a descendant of the Lashkari, is sent to live with [[Omar (Farah's uncle)\|her uncle Omar]] in [[Pakistan]]. Omar trains Farah to fight, though she does not understand why. Eventually, Omar tells Farah about her heritage and the crusades of the Lashkari. The Lashkari were a small tribe of warriors, first formed over a thousand years ago, that defended the Sindhi people of Pakistan from outside invaders. According to Omar, the Lashkari fought in the dead of night, and were capable of defeating entire armies without ever being seen or heard. This legend grew from their battles against the Mongols, the Caliphate, and the British. Omar tells Farah that the techniques of the Lashkari have since been lost, but their gifts live on inside some of their descendants, and so it is his duty to train her how to use her gift if she has it.

	===[[Graphic Novel:Godsend, Part 2]]===		===[[Graphic Novel:Godsend, Part 2]]===
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	===[[Graphic Novel:Godsend, Part 3]]===		===[[Graphic Novel:Godsend, Part 3]]===
	Before climbing a spider tree in [[Pakistan]] in [[1998]], [[Omar]] tells [[Farah]] that to live in fear of death is to not really live at all. He explains that Farah can only earn the mark of the Lashkari after accepting and embracing that philosophy. Farah bravely climbs the tree, is bitten by the giant [[spider queen]], and falls out of the tree. She apologizes to Omar, expressing that she only wanted to earn the mark of the Lashkari. He looks at her [[symbol\|unique spider bite]] and proclaims that she earned the mark of the Lashkari.		Before climbing a spider tree in [[Pakistan]] in [[1998]], [[Omar (Farah's uncle)\|Omar]] tells [[Farah]] that to live in fear of death is to not really live at all. He explains that Farah can only earn the mark of the Lashkari after accepting and embracing that philosophy. Farah bravely climbs the tree, is bitten by the giant [[spider queen]], and falls out of the tree. She apologizes to Omar, expressing that she only wanted to earn the mark of the Lashkari. He looks at her [[symbol\|unique spider bite]] and proclaims that she earned the mark of the Lashkari.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	===[[Graphic Novel:Godsend, Part 2]]===		===[[Graphic Novel:Godsend, Part 2]]===
	In [[2002]], while "defending the defenseless", [[Farah Nazan]] says that she has become Lashkari, which she says feels wonderful.		In [[2002]], while "defending the defenseless", [[Farah Nazan]] says that she has become Lashkari, which she says feels wonderful.

			===[[Graphic Novel:Godsend, Part 3]]===
			Before climbing a spider tree in [[Pakistan]] in [[1998]], [[Omar]] tells [[Farah]] that to live in fear of death is to not really live at all. He explains that Farah can only earn the mark of the Lashkari after accepting and embracing that philosophy. Farah bravely climbs the tree, is bitten by the giant [[spider queen]], and falls out of the tree. She apologizes to Omar, expressing that she only wanted to earn the mark of the Lashkari. He looks at her [[symbol\|unique spider bite]] and proclaims that she earned the mark of the Lashkari.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	In [[1998]], [[Farah Nazan]], a descendant of the Lashkari, is sent to live with [[Omar (Farah's uncle)\|her uncle]] in [[Pakistan]]. Omar trains Farah to fight, though she does not understand why. Eventually, Omar tells Farah about her heritage and the crusades of the Lashkari. The Lashkari were a small tribe of warriors, first formed over a thousand years ago, that defended the Sindhi people of Pakistan from outside invaders. According to Omar, the Lashkari fought in the dead of night, and were capable of defeating entire armies without ever being seen or heard. This legend grew from their battles against the Mongols, the Caliphate, and the British. Omar tells Farah that the techniques of the Lashkari have since been lost, but their gifts live on inside some of their descendants, and so it is his duty to train her how to use her gift if she has it.		In [[1998]], [[Farah Nazan]], a descendant of the Lashkari, is sent to live with [[Omar (Farah's uncle)\|her uncle]] in [[Pakistan]]. Omar trains Farah to fight, though she does not understand why. Eventually, Omar tells Farah about her heritage and the crusades of the Lashkari. The Lashkari were a small tribe of warriors, first formed over a thousand years ago, that defended the Sindhi people of Pakistan from outside invaders. According to Omar, the Lashkari fought in the dead of night, and were capable of defeating entire armies without ever being seen or heard. This legend grew from their battles against the Mongols, the Caliphate, and the British. Omar tells Farah that the techniques of the Lashkari have since been lost, but their gifts live on inside some of their descendants, and so it is his duty to train her how to use her gift if she has it.

	===[[Graphic Novel:Godsend, Part 1]]===		===[[Graphic Novel:Godsend, Part 2]]===
	In [[2002]], while "defending the defenseless", [[Farah Nazan]] says that she has become Lashkari, which she says feels wonderful.		In [[2002]], while "defending the defenseless", [[Farah Nazan]] says that she has become Lashkari, which she says feels wonderful.

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	===[[Graphic Novel:Godsend, Part 1]]===		===[[Graphic Novel:Godsend, Part 1]]===
	In [[1998]], [[Farah Nazan]], a descendant of the Lashkari, is sent to live with [[Omar (Farah's uncle)\|her uncle]] in [[Pakistan]]. Omar trains Farah to fight, though she does not understand why. Eventually, Omar tells Farah about her heritage and the crusades of the Lashkari. The Lashkari were a small tribe of warriors, first formed over a thousand years ago, that defended the Sindhi people of Pakistan from outside invaders. According to Omar, the Lashkari fought in the dead of night, and were capable of defeating entire armies without ever being seen or heard. This legend grew from their battles against the Mongols, the Caliphate, and the British. Omar tells Farah that the techniques of the Lashkari have since been lost, but their gifts live on inside some of their descendants, and so it is his duty to train her how to use her gift if she has it.		In [[1998]], [[Farah Nazan]], a descendant of the Lashkari, is sent to live with [[Omar (Farah's uncle)\|her uncle]] in [[Pakistan]]. Omar trains Farah to fight, though she does not understand why. Eventually, Omar tells Farah about her heritage and the crusades of the Lashkari. The Lashkari were a small tribe of warriors, first formed over a thousand years ago, that defended the Sindhi people of Pakistan from outside invaders. According to Omar, the Lashkari fought in the dead of night, and were capable of defeating entire armies without ever being seen or heard. This legend grew from their battles against the Mongols, the Caliphate, and the British. Omar tells Farah that the techniques of the Lashkari have since been lost, but their gifts live on inside some of their descendants, and so it is his duty to train her how to use her gift if she has it.

			===[[Graphic Novel:Godsend, Part 1]]===
			In [[2002]], while "defending the defenseless", [[Farah Nazan]] says that she has become Lashkari, which she says feels wonderful.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	==History==		==History==
	===[[Graphic Novel:Godsend, Part 1]]===		===[[Graphic Novel:Godsend, Part 1]]===
	In [[1998]], [[Farah Nazan]], a descendant of the Lashkari, is sent to live with [[Omar (Farah's uncle)\|her uncle]] in [[Pakistan]]. Omar trains Farah to fight, though she does not understand why. Eventually, Omar tells Farah about her heritage and the crusades of the Lashkari. The Lashkari were a small tribe of warriors, first formed over a thousand years ago, that defended the Sindhi people of Pakistan from outside invaders. According to Omar, the Lashkari fought in the dead of night, and were capable of defeating entire armies without ever being seen or heard. This legend grew from their battles against the Mongols, the Caliphate and the British. Omar tells Farah that the techniques of the Lashkari have since been lost, but their gifts live on inside some of their descendants, and so it is his duty to train her how to use her gift if she has it.		In [[1998]], [[Farah Nazan]], a descendant of the Lashkari, is sent to live with [[Omar (Farah's uncle)\|her uncle]] in [[Pakistan]]. Omar trains Farah to fight, though she does not understand why. Eventually, Omar tells Farah about her heritage and the crusades of the Lashkari. The Lashkari were a small tribe of warriors, first formed over a thousand years ago, that defended the Sindhi people of Pakistan from outside invaders. According to Omar, the Lashkari fought in the dead of night, and were capable of defeating entire armies without ever being seen or heard. This legend grew from their battles against the Mongols, the Caliphate, and the British. Omar tells Farah that the techniques of the Lashkari have since been lost, but their gifts live on inside some of their descendants, and so it is his duty to train her how to use her gift if she has it.

			==Notes==
			* The Lashkari people did not exist in reality. Instead, they are a completely fictional tribe, created for ''Godsend''.

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The '''Lashkari''' were a small tribe of warriors in ancient [[Pakistan]] who defended the people of the Sindh province from outside invaders.

==History==
===[[Graphic Novel:Godsend, Part 1]]===
In [[1998]], [[Farah Nazan]], a descendant of the Lashkari, is sent to live with [[Omar (Farah's uncle)|her uncle]] in [[Pakistan]]. Omar trains Farah to fight, though she does not understand why. Eventually, Omar tells Farah about her heritage and the crusades of the Lashkari. The Lashkari were a small tribe of warriors, first formed over a thousand years ago, that defended the Sindhi people of Pakistan from outside invaders. According to Omar, the Lashkari fought in the dead of night, and were capable of defeating entire armies without ever being seen or heard. This legend grew from their battles against the Mongols, the Caliphate and the British. Omar tells Farah that the techniques of the Lashkari have since been lost, but their gifts live on inside some of their descendants, and so it is his duty to train her how to use her gift if she has it.

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