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Sennin are the major gods of Eichi. Sennin (仙人) was the master of Tōkajin and a hermit. His body was eaten by his pupil, but he was alive in the form of a plant because he did not reveal all the secrets to create the potions for eternal life. When he senses the demon-fighting aura in Kagome's arrows, he uses the last of his energy to change into the form of a bow, which Kagome uses to destroy Tōkajin. So, doing this, Sennin dies. This article or section is a stub. You can help by [ expanding it] or contributing to the discussion. Like many Kaldorei who came of age before the Third War Sennin’s appearance can be deceiving. Though she is more than three millennia old she has the perpetual look of a young woman who has only recently emerged from adolescence. A druid by birth and by training her appearance is marked by years spent in the wilds and by the utility of such a hard life. Consequently, her dress is plain and her purple hair is cropped short. A run in with the felblade of a satyr has left her with a badly scarred left ear as well as a substantial amount of hearing loss. Beyond this defect she is of average height and build for a Kaldorei, and is otherwise unremarkable in appearance. Sennin were those monks who had attained enlightenment, but instead of ceasing to be as the other noshin, they remained in the world of forms to lead others to enlightenment. Having achieved mastery over the Kharmic Wheel, these souls could reborn while retaining memories of their prior lives. Shinsei himself was believed to be the first sennin.

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Sennin (仙人) was the master of Tōkajin and a hermit. His body was eaten by his pupil, but he was alive in the form of a plant because he did not reveal all the secrets to create the potions for eternal life. When he senses the demon-fighting aura in Kagome's arrows, he uses the last of his energy to change into the form of a bow, which Kagome uses to destroy Tōkajin. So, doing this, Sennin dies. This article or section is a stub. You can help by [ expanding it] or contributing to the discussion. Like many Kaldorei who came of age before the Third War Sennin’s appearance can be deceiving. Though she is more than three millennia old she has the perpetual look of a young woman who has only recently emerged from adolescence. A druid by birth and by training her appearance is marked by years spent in the wilds and by the utility of such a hard life. Consequently, her dress is plain and her purple hair is cropped short. A run in with the felblade of a satyr has left her with a badly scarred left ear as well as a substantial amount of hearing loss. Beyond this defect she is of average height and build for a Kaldorei, and is otherwise unremarkable in appearance. It is only in her animal forms that her age shows. Both in her Dire Bear and cat forms there is a substantial amount of graying around her muzzle and claws. Sennin are the major gods of Eichi. Sennin were those monks who had attained enlightenment, but instead of ceasing to be as the other noshin, they remained in the world of forms to lead others to enlightenment. Having achieved mastery over the Kharmic Wheel, these souls could reborn while retaining memories of their prior lives. Shinsei himself was believed to be the first sennin.

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