Editing Qui-zi

'''Qui-zi''' was the city the [[Tukharistanis]] gave to the human families they brought in to produce silk for them. It was said to be a paradise, but one that imprisoned its inhabitants: No human or none of the mixed-bloods that emerged over the years, was allowed to leave the city.

It was this city that [[the Scourge of Qui-zi]] apparently burned to the ground, at the order of the [[Nahid|Nahids]] he served as [[afshin]], during the [[Zaydi al Qahtani]] rebellion. The [[Nahid|Nahids]] had given this brutal order to prevent much greater atrocities.
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	'''Qui-zi''' was the city the [[~~Tukharistani\|~~Tukharistanis]] gave to the human families they brought in to produce silk for them. It was said to be a paradise, but one that imprisoned its inhabitants: No human or none of the mixed-bloods that emerged over the years, was allowed to leave the city.		'''Qui-zi''' was the city the [[Tukharistanis]] gave to the human families they brought in to produce silk for them. It was said to be a paradise, but one that imprisoned its inhabitants: No human or none of the mixed-bloods that emerged over the years, was allowed to leave the city.

	It was this city that [[the Scourge of Qui-zi]] apparently burned to the ground, at the order of the [[Nahid\|Nahids]] he served as [[afshin]], during the [[Zaydi al Qahtani]] rebellion. The [[Nahid\|Nahids]] had given this brutal order to prevent much greater atrocities.		It was this city that [[the Scourge of Qui-zi]] apparently burned to the ground, at the order of the [[Nahid\|Nahids]] he served as [[afshin]], during the [[Zaydi al Qahtani]] rebellion. The [[Nahid\|Nahids]] had given this brutal order to prevent much greater atrocities.