would then lead them into the chaotic air currents surrounding the Sessal Spirevolcano, which would bring them all to a watery grave. Their sacrifice would leave the Sith unable to effectively move across Keshtah's vast landscape, making them vulnerable to an armed uprising. However, when the time came for the plan to be carried out, not enough uvak gathered at the Sessal Spire. Tona Vaal, a member of the Neshtovar and son of Adari and Zhari Vaal, had fallen for Korsin's daughter, Nida, and divulged the details of the plot to her—allowing the Sith to protect most of their uvak. Ultimately, that led to the plan being foiled, and the Lost Tribe continued their reign over Kesh.[4]

Izri Dazh was, by 5000 BBY, the High Councilor of the Neshtovar,presiding over the body at the Circle Eternal. By then a rather aged Keshiri, Dazh was responsible for leading the Neshtovari inquest of Adari Vaal's geological work. Dazh was an especially fanatical adherent to the religion of the Skyborn and did his best to paint Vaal as a faithless heretic. When the Sith arrived on Kesh shortly afterward, Dazh wholeheartedly fell for their disguise, personally convinced after being levitated by Yaru Korsin with the power of the Force. Dazh subsequently proclaimed that the Neshtovar should give their homes to the "Skyborn," ceding his own to Korsin[1] and his future wife,[5]Seelah.[1] Dazh died sometime before 4975 BBY, but by then his sons and grandsons had become top members of Adari Vaal's Keshiri resistance.[4]

Said to be the "valiant young rider