The Indigo Children

The Indigo children are the last known surviving line of the Aenn'Doi sefmir. Their blood-link to the original sefmir is weakened with time, yet they still claim to be the most authentically AennDoiian tribe left. From this sense of superiority in heritage comes their conflict with their RoTalathian siblings; the Indigo Children claim to have remained faithful to the Indigo Mother and her Gifts of Flame whilst the RoTalathians disregarded her to pursue their own cultural growth.

The Aenn'Doi's numbers have diminished fatally due to the war of the Nine Storms (link this), followed by the conflict with RoTalath, and further yet, the oppression received by the Feisillian regimes through the Age of Ascendancy (AA) and the Third Age (TA). Thus the Indigo Children currently remain a minority in Jaghen, although the Cazantian regimes seek to reincorporate native Indigo Children heritage into the land. Even though the intentions seem outwardly pure, the Cazantian's efforts to re-incorporate have been rather ill-received by the last of the ancient AennDoiian descendants, accusing them of being "fake" and "condescending".

Appearance
The Indigo Children were often characterised as having indigo-pale blue, faintly striped skin and being slightly

squat in form. Their hair tones ranged from blonde to a bleached white like that of the snow, commonly decorated with fetishes. Oddly, the higher members of the heirarchy had less fetishes in their hair than the lowest of the heirarchy. Their residence in Jaghen gave reason to their adorned and thick animal skins that they wore to fend off the cold, despite their adapted resilience to it. it is often thought that their resilience to the cold of Jaghen might have been attributed to the idea that their amber-red eyes were windows into a living fire within them.