Zaderism

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Zaderism (sometimes misspelled Zadereism) is the condition of being born with Zaderic traits. Zaderei (or more properly Zaderic Serenghe) are simply Serenghe with these traits. Throughout history, it has been shown that there is no in-between. A Serenghe either possess all of the Zaderic traits, or possesses none of them. The three largest differences between Zaderic Serenghe and normal Serenghe are that Zaderei have vivid red eyes (Eka-Zaderei have vivid blue eyes), are notoriously resilient, and have a marking on one side of their face called a Keiza. Ultimately, there are technically exactly 1,703 differences between Serenghe and Zaderei, although most people do not know the remaining 1,700, as none are as significant as the first three.

Origins
Zaderism dates back to the conflicts between the Serén, as an unintended side effect caused by the goddess  Tazakrelu. Despite its unintended origins, the Serén as well as Tzengua view Zaderic Serenghe the same as regular Serenghe. It was the cultural differences, gender disparity, and segregation that dated back to the 2nd Age that caused the rift between Zaderei and some Serenghe that carries on into the present day.

A similarly unintended side effect was that Zaderism also affected the Tzengua in the same way that it affected Serenghe. However, the Tzengua do not have rifts between Zaderic Tzengua and normal Tzengua the way Serenghe do.

Zaderism in Society
Initially, Zaderei were seen as highly unnatural. Evidence supporting this claim was their resilience and ability to lose much more blood than seemed normal, and more importantly, the gender ratio, which is still prevalent today. Fear of the unknown combined with mixconceptions that have changed and evolved over the years and ages, are the reason that some form of discrimination continues to exist.