Animaster

Animastery refers to an adept in extraterrestrial essences and emanations. Unlike typical paranormalists, animasters are surrealists that can comprehend abstract concepts, vague to even the sights of curious outsiders, by digging into ludicrous amounts of research in order to obtain alien knowledge that can cause disturbance on a global scale. Their practices are symbolically associated with drawing power from the souls of alien entities, including inanimate objects natural phenomena. To put it simply, they are wizards of mystical arts beyond their own sense of reality.

Whilst religious folk seek heavenly sanctuary and stability, animasters defy their sanity and detach from reality in order to 'see the whole picture'. They are not necessarily frantic, as a good amount of them are well-tempered, but all of them will unexpectedly take insane courses of action, whether it be carelessly spilling one's date of death or overwhelm one's thought process with zealous ramblings.

Early Documentation
The term was coined in Indo-Greek mythology by a multi-religious sage to describe pagans and Asian spiritualists. On rare occasions, emissaries were sent out to visit nearby animasters when they had the chance to witness their surreal powers. According to one report, a group was met with an animaster in Mathura, potentially of Romani origins. She apparently presented the emissaries with ancestral readings, displays of aberrant objects (A bat-like eyeball creature of mucus was reportedly shown) and filtering contaminated liquids with pure energy.

As quoted: "She monologued about an journey through the cosmos and how she sought a holy nebula, too bewildering for the human mind, and unveiled the tree of life (Supposedly referring to Jewish mythology), bestowed with the 'fruits of Keter' that nourished her soul into ascendance". After scurrying away from the unsuspecting emissaries, the animaster mysteriously vanished and was never seen again. Though the returning group were unable to put their discovery into a clear explanation, one humorously stated that "she smelt like ripe apples and a burning odour". They were unable to receive her name nor her future motives, dubbing her the "Animaster of Mathura".

Modern Age
In more recent cases, the term has further been used to describe aberrant beings with surreal powers, specifically Daeh'ypeel and human hybrids. They are reported to have been encountered in uncanny locations, whether it be near Earth or in the abandoned depths of space and beyond, drawing energies from extraterrestrial forces. Some cultures have aliased them as astromancers.