The entire culture of the Mutumin Kirki revolves around the 12 virtues. Every Mutumin Kirki chooses to embody one virtue for every month of the year, making sure to embody each one each year. The only ones who keep to a single virtue their whole lives are the 12 children of the Manifest. They represent different facets of Mutumin Kirki society:

• Sanctuary: the Protectors, the warriors of the nation
• Mercy: the Caretakers, who tend the children and incurable
• Kindness: the Gatherers, who do for others what they can't for themselves
• Prudence: the Guards, the community protectors, the lookouts
• Constance: the Counsels, who help those in need with advice
• Humility: the Teachers, who guide the young
• Piety: the Priesthood, who lead prayers
• Resilience: the Healers, who heal the sick and wounded
• Charity: the Keepers, who make sure everyone has what they need
• Patience: the Scholars, who study the world
• Service: the Servants, who serve the community in all ways
• Sincerity: the Judges, who solve communal problems

They may switch roles as needed or wanted. The community leaders are the original 13 Mutumin Kirki (each role-leader and the Manifest), and after them are a council of another 12 elders for each role above. These next are all elected, and their parliament can veto what the original 13 decide.

Children are raised by the caretakers, but everyone in the community helps. At age of 20, they come of age and take on their first role, which rotates each month.

As the only mafi girma with a mother who is free, the Mutumin Kirki devote their time to virtuous living. They welcome strangers and travelers with charity and kindness. They help the weak and infirm with mercy and sanctuary. They bring kindness and humility into their daily lives. And so on.