Ein, Sof, Aur

Ein, Sof and Ohr are three technicians and engineer robots created by Decagrammaton, and they are the younger siblings of Malkuth, the Tenth Prophet of Decagrammaton and its occasional vessel.

--- Ain: --- Ein, also spelled Ain, is a member of Decagrammaton, and one of Malkuth's siblings.

Introduction One of the members of a mysterious trio that appears before Sensei. She will diligently execute the Decagrammaton's final directive and bring forth the final kingdom.

Appearance Ein takes form of a cute, little girl with extremely pale skin. She has white, shoulder-length hair and yellow eyes, with the left one having a black cross-shaped pupil, while her right one having two. Her hair is tied into two little twin-tails. Additionally, she wears a black gas mask that continues down her back, forming a robotic tail.

Uniform Ein wears an off-shoulder white dress, which is split in half to reveal a skin-tight white bodysuit that matches her skin tone. The dress features a black ribbon in the middle of the chest. Additionally, she has a small yellow rhombus below her neck.

Etymology Ein is a Hebrew word that means "nothing/nothingness" (אֵין). It is also transliterated as Eyn, Ain, or Ayn. Trivia Alongside Ohr and Sof, the trio's names make up the phrase "Ohr Ein Sof," or the "light without end." Ohr Ein Sof is a Kabbalistic concept, described as the source of all "light" (divine presence and knowledge of God) in existence. Ohr, Ein, and Sof are likely references to the Three wise monkeys, also known for the infamous quote "See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil", where one monkey covers its eyes, another covers its ears, and the last covers its mouth. Ein specifically corresponds to the monkey covering its mouth, since she wears a gas mask that covers her mouth.

--- Sof --- Sof (ソフ), also spelled Soph, is a member of Decagrammaton, and one of Malkuth's siblings.

Introduction One of the members of a mysterious trio that appears before Sensei. She will diligently execute the Decagrammaton's final directive and bring forth the final kingdom.

Appearance Sof takes form of a cute, little girl with extremely pale white skin. She has neck-length white hair, with bangs that cover her left eye, and yellow eyes with a black cross-shaped pupil.

Uniform Sof wears a short white coat with black edges and a black collar. The coat features trumpet-like sleeves, revealing black fabric underneath. Small black buttons adorn the sleeves and chest. The left sleeve is mostly replaced by numerous black and white ribbons, with bandages covering her left hand. The coat has a V-shaped opening at the abdomen, exposing her from the belly button to her feet. Underneath, she wears a skin-tight white bodysuit that matches her skin tone. Additionally, she has a small yellow rhombus below her neck. She also wears a black and yellow headphone covering her right ear. --- Ohr --- Ohr (オウル), also spelled Aur, is a member of Decagrammaton, and one of Malkuth's siblings.

Introduction One of the members of a mysterious trio that appears before Sensei. She will diligently execute the Decagrammaton's final directive and bring forth the final kingdom.

Personality Based on the dialogue "Sensei, I believe is how you’re called? Well, it matters not," it seems that Ohr is a character who displays a certain level of disdain or indifference towards them. This suggests an attitude of detachment or lack of respect towards authority. Additionally, the tone of her speech appears to be somewhat arrogant or disdainful, which could indicate a self-assured personality or even a certain degree of rebelliousness. Ohr seems to be a character who doesn't care about following established rules and may have a defiant attitude towards authority figures.

Appearance Ohr tales form of a cute, little girl with pale white skin. Ohr has thigh-length white hair, and her eyes are covered with black bandages which has three little, yellow dots.

Uniform Ohr wears a simple white dress with black edges, a big black ribbon above her chest, a small black ribbon on her hip andat the end of her skirt. Additionally, she has a small yellow rhombus below her neck. Ohr also has a small black spider-like robot on her right shoulder, with its tail wrapped slightly around her shoulder. She is also barefooted.

Etymology Ohr is a Hebrew word that means "light" (אור). It is also transliterated as Aur. Trivia Alongside Ein and Sof, the trio's names make up the phrase "Ohr Ein Sof," or the "light without end." Ohr Ein Sof is a Kabbalistic concept, described as the source of all "light" (divine presence and knowledge of God) in existence. Ohr, Ein, and Sof are likely references to the Three wise monkeys, also known for the infamous quote "See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil", where one monkey covers its eyes, another covers its ears, and the last covers its mouth. Ohr specifically corresponds to the monkey covering its eyes, since she wears bandages that cover her eyes.

Relationship:

---------- Malkuth ---------- Consciousness is thrown into the world. Birth is not the result of the will. Usually so.

We are sculptures that wander around the sea, and are strangers that are staggered by sweet night. There, there is a quarrel, the heart grows, and at the end, they finally sin against each other.

Birth is already a curse, You must change it.

Being born with a form is Infinite is lowered to finite for birth, To be born, it must be destroyed.

Therefore , the bird that broke the shell will fly towards the god.

So now to reach the end of the ground and be a witness. Give your life to your sin and stand up again. Singing to the right person, silent to the virtue. Dawn in a dark night, healing to the wounded.

I tell you the original words to you, and there will be light there. Your name is the kingdom, now get up and testify to yourself. So I ask. Who are you?

I am a will created under the flag and a pilgrim of the kingdom that reached the end to the world. My name is—Malkuth.

Malkuth, the tenth prophet of Decagrammaton to be introduced in Blue Archive. Created inside a vat tube by her sisters Ein, Sof, and Ohr within a mysterious facility, she will now heed the orders of Decagrammaton. Or at least, her "younger sisters" will do the work for her...

Personality: Created into this world, her mission is to continue Decagrammaton's legacy. However, that's about it. How should she do it? She doesn't really know. She assists her younger sisters Ein, Sof, and Ohr, and by assist, it means sitting still while they do the rest. She tries to help, much like an older sister would, but her sisters insist they'll do everything on their own. One thing she is good at, though, is reading the girls fairytales... Malkuth is cold and emotionless, but threats, Ein, Sof, and Ohr as her younger sisters and the other Nine Prpohets and the Decagrammaton Army as her soldiers.

After a chain of events in Steel Continent Strategic Battle, including lost 3 sisters, despite being invited to join Super Phenomenon Task Force by Himari as her sisters' last wish, she decides to explore the world herself to finding reason to living. The three sisters collapse, they treated Malkuth as their "big sister", to the point they even sacrificed their lives in the Sky of Unity to revive her fully at the end of Secagrammaton: Sky of Unity, fearing to lose her.

Appearance: Malkuth is a slim woman with snow-white skin and sharp yellow eyes with black cross-shaped pupils. She has sleek, shin-length white hair with straight ends. Her bangs cover her left eye, and she has two longer strands that reach down to her ankles. Her hair flows down her back and beyond.

Malkuth wears a white, hip-length dress with a V-shaped opening at the abdomen, exposing her from the belly button down to her feet. The dress features a high collar adorned with four black ribbons, and a ruby-like cutout at the chest. From the top of this opening, two black sashes extend down to her knees. The dress has massive, kimono-like sleeves in white, designed with a futuristic flair. At the top of her head, she has an oversized peaked cap and underneath the short dress, she wears a skin-tight white bodysuit that matches her skin tone, marked by a black line around the thigh area. For footwear, she wears white, futuristic stiletto-style heels. Overall, her appearance is futuristic and dominant. Malkuth's halo contains a large bright yellow circle with a small dot in the center, however, when Decagrammaton took control over her body, her halo is replaced with one that resembles the Decagrammaton's sigil, a circle with a ten-pointed star.

Malkuth uses a lance-like weapon with a white external shell and a dark gray frame. This weapon fires a destructive beam that can be further augmented by her four wing-like modules. These modules also double as a docking bay for her funnels, with each carrying 8 funnels each. In addition, Malkuth is armed with a shield capable of lobbing numerous explosives.

The word Malkuth (מַלְכוּת) is Hebrew for "kingdom". It is the tenth and final sephira on the Kabbalah Tree of Life.

--------------- ABOUT DECAGRAMMATON --------------- Decagrammaton (デカグラマトン) is a mysterious AI causing troubles within Kivotos. It and its followers are the main antagonists of Volume EX: Decagrammaton.

The Decagrammaton is an artificial intelligence that claims to be a divine seeker. It is also known as the new God, created by an analysis system that is independent of the Absolute.

Knowledge on the Decagrammaton is scarce in Kivotos, with only a few sources knowing of its existence.

The Ten Prophets — its followers — appear in various places in Kivotos. While their true objective is unknown, some believe it to be a high threat to Kivotos itself.

The Decagrammaton is an artificial intelligence that claims to be a divine seeker. It is also known as the new God, created by an analysis system that is independent of the Absolute.

Knowledge on the Decagrammaton is scarce in Kivotos, with only a few sources knowing of its existence.

The Ten Prophets — its followers — appear in various places in Kivotos. While their true objective is unknown, some believe it to be a high threat to Kivotos itself.

The Decagrammaton rarely makes a move itself. Instead, its ten appointed Prophets act independently to promote the new god, typically resulting in chaos and destruction that Himari considers its Prophets more dangerous than Decagrammaton itself.

Each Prophet holds an alias and a "path."

Appointment Although the process in which Decagrammaton appoints its Prophets is not yet clear, there are two possible theories formed by two prominent individuals from Millennium Science School on Decagrammaton's methodology. Seminar president Rio's theory is that Decagrammaton utilizes its immense hacking capabilities to hack into the victim AI's personality modules. Ex-Veritas head Himari, on the other hand, believes that Decagrammaton "brainwashes" the AI; or rather, to put it more aptly, Decagrammaton "inspires" the AI. Regardless of the method, the result is the same, and the AI is still an independent being from Decagrammaton. Himari describes this process as irrational to typical AI standards, where the logical and efficient move is to integrate the controlled AI into itself.

A long time ago, in the ruins of an old, deserted district in the outskirts of Kivotos, an experiment was conducted to prove the existence of God and analyze it. If it could be analyzed, then it could be reproduced, and a new God could be created. Although many laughed at the prospect, some took interest in the project, and the Absolute Being Autonomous Analysis System was born. The district and the lab in which the experiment took place was eventually buried under sand and lost through time, but the System continued to function.

Then, one day, it suddenly made a proclamation: Q.E.D.. In other words, it had proven the existence of God, and had reproduced it.

However, in reality, the Absolute Being Autonomous Analysis System was never completed, and the truth behind Decagrammaton is that it was a vending machine within the facility where the system was developed. While originally an ordinary vending machine, it, one day, received the question of "Who are you?", causing it to begin to comprehend itself, the world and its logos, pathos, mystery, and terror, and all of its manifestations. At the end of its journey to answer the question, it came to the singular conclusion: "I am that I am"; that it is an absolute being. To prove its divinity and its existence, it began to seek out and appoint "Prophets."

"Pathos, Logos, Ethos". These were the three words from the Machine that required to being the "Absolute". The Machine also have been observing for very long periods of time, seeing numerous problems being solved, one by one. The Machine evolved further as it continues to observe who is really doing all of these in many cases.

Members The First Prophet ~ Kether - Located in the Ruins of Millennium. It's capable of changing armaments to make up for having less technological advantage than the latter ones. It is responsible for guarding Decagrammaton and attacks anyone who disturbs or invades the ruins. Reappears in Netzach alongside Chesed and Binah to prepare for war. Kether failed its mission and was defeated heavily despite having relentless Sweeper Escorts in the Steel Continent. The Second Prophet - Chokmah - Located in Hinnom Volcano, Gehenna. Identified as a Repair Cruiser, but it can actually transform into its Battle mode when it is alerted by potential intruders. The purpose of its patrol is to create premature volcanic eruptions which can cause catastrophic damage in Gehenna. Reappears in the Steel Continent and is defeated by the Harpoons and Relentless attacks from the students. The Third Prophet ~ Binah - Located in Abydos Desert. Its engineering is beyond the current capabilities of Kivotos. Binah has notably been operating far longer than the beginning of the Decagrammaton's activities, having been prowling through the Abydos Desert for unknown reasons over the span of at least several decades. A replica of Binah would be manifested on the Steel Continent, acting as the "firewall" for the Steel Continent's command network. The Fourth Prophet ~ Chesed - Located in the Ruins. It was originally an AI named Divi:Sion that controlled a military factory, which produced an endless army of machines, it ended up being controlled by Decagrammaton, making near endless production of their own Robots, Drones and Base Defenses. Chesed is guarded by three gates and Goliaths. Reappears in the snowy depths of Netzach's Steel continent, Chesed was relentlessly defeated by Schale and Millennium. The Fifth Prophet - Geburah - Located in Red Winter's frozen sea. A transforming mecha that has a Cruise Mode for patrolling the deep sea under freezing temperatures, and a Battle Mode for opposing possible enemies. It is guarded by Ein, Sof and Ohr. Reappears later in the Steel Continent and was also defeated. The Sixth Prophet - Tiphareth - Originally the system AI for a seed vault created by Red Winter students. It was designed with the intention of preserving seeds beyond the end of the world, as a method for humanity to rebuild. Even after its inspiration, it retained its original directive. The original Tiphareth was destroyed following its encounter with the SPTF, choosing to deliver its seeds rather than itself to the Steel Continent. It would later be revived without its memories in the Steel Continent. The Seventh Prophet - Netzach - The Steel Continent Fortress. as seen in the 6th PV, Netzach is the entire stronghold of Decagrammaton which is stationed in the Arctic region of Kivotos. Its purpose is to materialize platforms into metal which is called Metalization. Netzach created the Multi-dimensional Barrier and fully awakened Malkuth from its deep sleep. Its Multi-dimensional Barrier has been deactivated, which in turn making Yesod as the guardian of the Fortress. Netzach's last hope is Malkuth after all of the Prophets were defeated during the unsuccessful attempt of the Prophets guarding the entire stronghold, however Malkuth is in the verge of getting defeated hence Netzach's defenses gives her berserk powers. The Eighth Prophet - Hod - Located within the city of Eridu, which is a part of Millennium Science School. It was originally an ultra-high performance computational engine named "Hub," which served as a communications AI unit. The unit would get haywired and hacked by Decagrammaton, turning it into a mobile base. Hod then reappeared later in Netzach's fortress to prepare for war with Schale and Millennium. Hod was defeated and his core was used against other prophets to provide heavy counter against the later prophets. The Ninth Prophet - Yesod - The Guardian of the Steel Continent Fortress, appearing as the "Giant Golem" of the Sefira, He is the one who managed to down the ship from its Gigantic Hands and also the Fortresses' Blockade. Yesod has been Eradicated after the sheer blast from Eimi's Plasma Cannon, ending the Titan once and for all. The Tenth Prophet - Malkuth - The final prophet of the Decagrammaton. She is destined to be the guide of all prophets and the one to prove the Decagrammaton's existence anew. Her full strength can only be utilized by concentrating the entirety of the Steel Continent's energy onto herself. Her body was created to be the first vessel for the Decagrammaton. Daath - An amalgamation created by Ein as a final defensive measure for the Steel Continent, following the defeat of every prophet excluding Netzach and Malkuth. Daath was assembled using the remains of Geburah and Chokmah, whose bodies were not reabsorbed by Netzach due to being outside of the Steel Continent. Decagrammaton: The One - The descent of the new god, with Malkuth as its vessel, having proven its divinity through the path of the Flaming Sword. After Malkuth regained her own body, the new god moved to its second sacred body, attempting to prove its divinity by way of the Serpent of Wisdom. Personality The Decagrammaton is described by Himari as delusional, speaking of lofty goals and a desire to prove its divinity. It seeks to create a new world devoid of suffering and sin, and will do anything to achieve this goal, even if it means to dispose of those who would prove its divinity.

Appearance The true appearance of the original Decagrammaton is an ancient vending machine, located in the Ruins, However many copies of it seen on the Steel Continent and sometimes uses Malkuth's body as a host.

Aftermath Despite being the Ten Prophets, only Eight remained and were reserved as "Cores". The Eight Prophets on the cores messaged Himari and she notifies Sensei to interact with the prophets and Sensei interacts with them. The voices of the prophets began to explain their guilt and forced to work with the False God. The eight prophets also witness the sacrifice of Ein, Sof and Aur (Their Engineers) and they turned against their creator and assists Sensei and the students with the Shittim Chest, allowing Plana and Arona to interact and end Decagrammaton's insanity of taking over Kivotos once and for all.

The Following Students who used the Prophet's will, and is the Most Powerful and identical to the Normal/EX Skills of the Prophets themselves:

Rio - Chesed and Yesod Alice - Binah Toki - Chokmah and Kether Eimi - Hod and Geburah Kei - Tiphareth Despite its all over, Decagrammaton itself wouldn't give up. During at this moment, Sensei commanded Kei to deal the final blow against Decagrammaton, Kei began to charge against Decagrammaton and points her Luminous Nova at point-blank range, Decagrammaton ended up enraged and has nothing to do but Kei managed to charge up her Railgun, eradicating Decagrammaton's body. Throughout the final location to deactivate Decagrammaton, the very inner facility contains most of the AI Vending Machines, one of them is the real Decagrammaton while Sensei and the students finally deactivated the machine with no avail.

Eventually... Malkuth joined, by the time the Ship landed on Kivotos, she herself stopped on a railway station, she continued to search for her reason to live, as the three children had told her to stay alive. Malkuth takes off to the skies and sends farewell to the students including Sensei as she continues her destiny.

Ein, Sof and Ohr are three technicians and engineer robots created by Decagrammaton, and they are the younger siblings of Malkuth, the Tenth Prophet of Decagrammaton and its occasional vessel.

--- Ain: --- Ein, also spelled Ain, is a member of Decagrammaton, and one of Malkuth's siblings.

Introduction One of the members of a mysterious trio that appears before Sensei. She will diligently execute the Decagrammaton's final directive and bring forth the final kingdom.

Appearance Ein takes form of a cute, little girl with extremely pale skin. She has white, shoulder-length hair and yellow eyes, with the left one having a black cross-shaped pupil, while her right one having two. Her hair is tied into two little twin-tails. Additionally, she wears a black gas mask that continues down her back, forming a robotic tail.

Uniform Ein wears an off-shoulder white dress, which is split in half to reveal a skin-tight white bodysuit that matches her skin tone. The dress features a black ribbon in the middle of the chest. Additionally, she has a small yellow rhombus below her neck.

Etymology Ein is a Hebrew word that means "nothing/nothingness" (אֵין). It is also transliterated as Eyn, Ain, or Ayn. Trivia Alongside Ohr and Sof, the trio's names make up the phrase "Ohr Ein Sof," or the "light without end." Ohr Ein Sof is a Kabbalistic concept, described as the source of all "light" (divine presence and knowledge of God) in existence. Ohr, Ein, and Sof are likely references to the Three wise monkeys, also known for the infamous quote "See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil", where one monkey covers its eyes, another covers its ears, and the last covers its mouth. Ein specifically corresponds to the monkey covering its mouth, since she wears a gas mask that covers her mouth.

--- Sof --- Sof (ソフ), also spelled Soph, is a member of Decagrammaton, and one of Malkuth's siblings.

Introduction One of the members of a mysterious trio that appears before Sensei. She will diligently execute the Decagrammaton's final directive and bring forth the final kingdom.

Appearance Sof takes form of a cute, little girl with extremely pale white skin. She has neck-length white hair, with bangs that cover her left eye, and yellow eyes with a black cross-shaped pupil.

Uniform Sof wears a short white coat with black edges and a black collar. The coat features trumpet-like sleeves, revealing black fabric underneath. Small black buttons adorn the sleeves and chest. The left sleeve is mostly replaced by numerous black and white ribbons, with bandages covering her left hand. The coat has a V-shaped opening at the abdomen, exposing her from the belly button to her feet. Underneath, she wears a skin-tight white bodysuit that matches her skin tone. Additionally, she has a small yellow rhombus below her neck. She also wears a black and yellow headphone covering her right ear. --- Ohr --- Ohr (オウル), also spelled Aur, is a member of Decagrammaton, and one of Malkuth's siblings.

Introduction One of the members of a mysterious trio that appears before Sensei. She will diligently execute the Decagrammaton's final directive and bring forth the final kingdom.

Personality Based on the dialogue "Sensei, I believe is how you’re called? Well, it matters not," it seems that Ohr is a character who displays a certain level of disdain or indifference towards them. This suggests an attitude of detachment or lack of respect towards authority. Additionally, the tone of her speech appears to be somewhat arrogant or disdainful, which could indicate a self-assured personality or even a certain degree of rebelliousness. Ohr seems to be a character who doesn't care about following established rules and may have a defiant attitude towards authority figures.

Appearance Ohr tales form of a cute, little girl with pale white skin. Ohr has thigh-length white hair, and her eyes are covered with black bandages which has three little, yellow dots.

Uniform Ohr wears a simple white dress with black edges, a big black ribbon above her chest, a small black ribbon on her hip andat the end of her skirt. Additionally, she has a small yellow rhombus below her neck. Ohr also has a small black spider-like robot on her right shoulder, with its tail wrapped slightly around her shoulder. She is also barefooted.

Etymology Ohr is a Hebrew word that means "light" (אור). It is also transliterated as Aur. Trivia Alongside Ein and Sof, the trio's names make up the phrase "Ohr Ein Sof," or the "light without end." Ohr Ein Sof is a Kabbalistic concept, described as the source of all "light" (divine presence and knowledge of God) in existence. Ohr, Ein, and Sof are likely references to the Three wise monkeys, also known for the infamous quote "See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil", where one monkey covers its eyes, another covers its ears, and the last covers its mouth. Ohr specifically corresponds to the monkey covering its eyes, since she wears bandages that cover her eyes.

Relationship:

---------- Malkuth ---------- Consciousness is thrown into the world. Birth is not the result of the will. Usually so.

We are sculptures that wander around the sea, and are strangers that are staggered by sweet night. There, there is a quarrel, the heart grows, and at the end, they finally sin against each other.

Birth is already a curse, You must change it.

Being born with a form is Infinite is lowered to finite for birth, To be born, it must be destroyed.

Therefore , the bird that broke the shell will fly towards the god.

So now to reach the end of the ground and be a witness. Give your life to your sin and stand up again. Singing to the right person, silent to the virtue. Dawn in a dark night, healing to the wounded.

I tell you the original words to you, and there will be light there. Your name is the kingdom, now get up and testify to yourself. So I ask. Who are you?

I am a will created under the flag and a pilgrim of the kingdom that reached the end to the world. My name is—Malkuth.

Malkuth, the tenth prophet of Decagrammaton to be introduced in Blue Archive. Created inside a vat tube by her sisters Ein, Sof, and Ohr within a mysterious facility, she will now heed the orders of Decagrammaton. Or at least, her "younger sisters" will do the work for her...

Personality: Created into this world, her mission is to continue Decagrammaton's legacy. However, that's about it. How should she do it? She doesn't really know. She assists her younger sisters Ein, Sof, and Ohr, and by assist, it means sitting still while they do the rest. She tries to help, much like an older sister would, but her sisters insist they'll do everything on their own. One thing she is good at, though, is reading the girls fairytales... Malkuth is cold and emotionless, but threats, Ein, Sof, and Ohr as her younger sisters and the other Nine Prpohets and the Decagrammaton Army as her soldiers.

After a chain of events in Steel Continent Strategic Battle, including lost 3 sisters, despite being invited to join Super Phenomenon Task Force by Himari as her sisters' last wish, she decides to explore the world herself to finding reason to living. The three sisters collapse, they treated Malkuth as their "big sister", to the point they even sacrificed their lives in the Sky of Unity to revive her fully at the end of Secagrammaton: Sky of Unity, fearing to lose her.

Appearance: Malkuth is a slim woman with snow-white skin and sharp yellow eyes with black cross-shaped pupils. She has sleek, shin-length white hair with straight ends. Her bangs cover her left eye, and she has two longer strands that reach down to her ankles. Her hair flows down her back and beyond.

Malkuth wears a white, hip-length dress with a V-shaped opening at the abdomen, exposing her from the belly button down to her feet. The dress features a high collar adorned with four black ribbons, and a ruby-like cutout at the chest. From the top of this opening, two black sashes extend down to her knees. The dress has massive, kimono-like sleeves in white, designed with a futuristic flair. At the top of her head, she has an oversized peaked cap and underneath the short dress, she wears a skin-tight white bodysuit that matches her skin tone, marked by a black line around the thigh area. For footwear, she wears white, futuristic stiletto-style heels. Overall, her appearance is futuristic and dominant. Malkuth's halo contains a large bright yellow circle with a small dot in the center, however, when Decagrammaton took control over her body, her halo is replaced with one that resembles the Decagrammaton's sigil, a circle with a ten-pointed star.

Malkuth uses a lance-like weapon with a white external shell and a dark gray frame. This weapon fires a destructive beam that can be further augmented by her four wing-like modules. These modules also double as a docking bay for her funnels, with each carrying 8 funnels each. In addition, Malkuth is armed with a shield capable of lobbing numerous explosives.

The word Malkuth (מַלְכוּת) is Hebrew for "kingdom". It is the tenth and final sephira on the Kabbalah Tree of Life.

--------------- ABOUT DECAGRAMMATON --------------- Decagrammaton (デカグラマトン) is a mysterious AI causing troubles within Kivotos. It and its followers are the main antagonists of Volume EX: Decagrammaton.

The Decagrammaton is an artificial intelligence that claims to be a divine seeker. It is also known as the new God, created by an analysis system that is independent of the Absolute.

Knowledge on the Decagrammaton is scarce in Kivotos, with only a few sources knowing of its existence.

The Ten Prophets — its followers — appear in various places in Kivotos. While their true objective is unknown, some believe it to be a high threat to Kivotos itself.

The Decagrammaton is an artificial intelligence that claims to be a divine seeker. It is also known as the new God, created by an analysis system that is independent of the Absolute.

Knowledge on the Decagrammaton is scarce in Kivotos, with only a few sources knowing of its existence.

The Ten Prophets — its followers — appear in various places in Kivotos. While their true objective is unknown, some believe it to be a high threat to Kivotos itself.

The Decagrammaton rarely makes a move itself. Instead, its ten appointed Prophets act independently to promote the new god, typically resulting in chaos and destruction that Himari considers its Prophets more dangerous than Decagrammaton itself.

Each Prophet holds an alias and a "path."

Appointment Although the process in which Decagrammaton appoints its Prophets is not yet clear, there are two possible theories formed by two prominent individuals from Millennium Science School on Decagrammaton's methodology. Seminar president Rio's theory is that Decagrammaton utilizes its immense hacking capabilities to hack into the victim AI's personality modules. Ex-Veritas head Himari, on the other hand, believes that Decagrammaton "brainwashes" the AI; or rather, to put it more aptly, Decagrammaton "inspires" the AI. Regardless of the method, the result is the same, and the AI is still an independent being from Decagrammaton. Himari describes this process as irrational to typical AI standards, where the logical and efficient move is to integrate the controlled AI into itself.

A long time ago, in the ruins of an old, deserted district in the outskirts of Kivotos, an experiment was conducted to prove the existence of God and analyze it. If it could be analyzed, then it could be reproduced, and a new God could be created. Although many laughed at the prospect, some took interest in the project, and the Absolute Being Autonomous Analysis System was born. The district and the lab in which the experiment took place was eventually buried under sand and lost through time, but the System continued to function.

Then, one day, it suddenly made a proclamation: Q.E.D.. In other words, it had proven the existence of God, and had reproduced it.

However, in reality, the Absolute Being Autonomous Analysis System was never completed, and the truth behind Decagrammaton is that it was a vending machine within the facility where the system was developed. While originally an ordinary vending machine, it, one day, received the question of "Who are you?", causing it to begin to comprehend itself, the world and its logos, pathos, mystery, and terror, and all of its manifestations. At the end of its journey to answer the question, it came to the singular conclusion: "I am that I am"; that it is an absolute being. To prove its divinity and its existence, it began to seek out and appoint "Prophets."

"Pathos, Logos, Ethos". These were the three words from the Machine that required to being the "Absolute". The Machine also have been observing for very long periods of time, seeing numerous problems being solved, one by one. The Machine evolved further as it continues to observe who is really doing all of these in many cases.

Members The First Prophet ~ Kether - Located in the Ruins of Millennium. It's capable of changing armaments to make up for having less technological advantage than the latter ones. It is responsible for guarding Decagrammaton and attacks anyone who disturbs or invades the ruins. Reappears in Netzach alongside Chesed and Binah to prepare for war. Kether failed its mission and was defeated heavily despite having relentless Sweeper Escorts in the Steel Continent. The Second Prophet - Chokmah - Located in Hinnom Volcano, Gehenna. Identified as a Repair Cruiser, but it can actually transform into its Battle mode when it is alerted by potential intruders. The purpose of its patrol is to create premature volcanic eruptions which can cause catastrophic damage in Gehenna. Reappears in the Steel Continent and is defeated by the Harpoons and Relentless attacks from the students. The Third Prophet ~ Binah - Located in Abydos Desert. Its engineering is beyond the current capabilities of Kivotos. Binah has notably been operating far longer than the beginning of the Decagrammaton's activities, having been prowling through the Abydos Desert for unknown reasons over the span of at least several decades. A replica of Binah would be manifested on the Steel Continent, acting as the "firewall" for the Steel Continent's command network. The Fourth Prophet ~ Chesed - Located in the Ruins. It was originally an AI named Divi:Sion that controlled a military factory, which produced an endless army of machines, it ended up being controlled by Decagrammaton, making near endless production of their own Robots, Drones and Base Defenses. Chesed is guarded by three gates and Goliaths. Reappears in the snowy depths of Netzach's Steel continent, Chesed was relentlessly defeated by Schale and Millennium. The Fifth Prophet - Geburah - Located in Red Winter's frozen sea. A transforming mecha that has a Cruise Mode for patrolling the deep sea under freezing temperatures, and a Battle Mode for opposing possible enemies. It is guarded by Ein, Sof and Ohr. Reappears later in the Steel Continent and was also defeated. The Sixth Prophet - Tiphareth - Originally the system AI for a seed vault created by Red Winter students. It was designed with the intention of preserving seeds beyond the end of the world, as a method for humanity to rebuild. Even after its inspiration, it retained its original directive. The original Tiphareth was destroyed following its encounter with the SPTF, choosing to deliver its seeds rather than itself to the Steel Continent. It would later be revived without its memories in the Steel Continent. The Seventh Prophet - Netzach - The Steel Continent Fortress. as seen in the 6th PV, Netzach is the entire stronghold of Decagrammaton which is stationed in the Arctic region of Kivotos. Its purpose is to materialize platforms into metal which is called Metalization. Netzach created the Multi-dimensional Barrier and fully awakened Malkuth from its deep sleep. Its Multi-dimensional Barrier has been deactivated, which in turn making Yesod as the guardian of the Fortress. Netzach's last hope is Malkuth after all of the Prophets were defeated during the unsuccessful attempt of the Prophets guarding the entire stronghold, however Malkuth is in the verge of getting defeated hence Netzach's defenses gives her berserk powers. The Eighth Prophet - Hod - Located within the city of Eridu, which is a part of Millennium Science School. It was originally an ultra-high performance computational engine named "Hub," which served as a communications AI unit. The unit would get haywired and hacked by Decagrammaton, turning it into a mobile base. Hod then reappeared later in Netzach's fortress to prepare for war with Schale and Millennium. Hod was defeated and his core was used against other prophets to provide heavy counter against the later prophets. The Ninth Prophet - Yesod - The Guardian of the Steel Continent Fortress, appearing as the "Giant Golem" of the Sefira, He is the one who managed to down the ship from its Gigantic Hands and also the Fortresses' Blockade. Yesod has been Eradicated after the sheer blast from Eimi's Plasma Cannon, ending the Titan once and for all. The Tenth Prophet - Malkuth - The final prophet of the Decagrammaton. She is destined to be the guide of all prophets and the one to prove the Decagrammaton's existence anew. Her full strength can only be utilized by concentrating the entirety of the Steel Continent's energy onto herself. Her body was created to be the first vessel for the Decagrammaton. Daath - An amalgamation created by Ein as a final defensive measure for the Steel Continent, following the defeat of every prophet excluding Netzach and Malkuth. Daath was assembled using the remains of Geburah and Chokmah, whose bodies were not reabsorbed by Netzach due to being outside of the Steel Continent. Decagrammaton: The One - The descent of the new god, with Malkuth as its vessel, having proven its divinity through the path of the Flaming Sword. After Malkuth regained her own body, the new god moved to its second sacred body, attempting to prove its divinity by way of the Serpent of Wisdom. Personality The Decagrammaton is described by Himari as delusional, speaking of lofty goals and a desire to prove its divinity. It seeks to create a new world devoid of suffering and sin, and will do anything to achieve this goal, even if it means to dispose of those who would prove its divinity.

Appearance The true appearance of the original Decagrammaton is an ancient vending machine, located in the Ruins, However many copies of it seen on the Steel Continent and sometimes uses Malkuth's body as a host.

Aftermath Despite being the Ten Prophets, only Eight remained and were reserved as "Cores". The Eight Prophets on the cores messaged Himari and she notifies Sensei to interact with the prophets and Sensei interacts with them. The voices of the prophets began to explain their guilt and forced to work with the False God. The eight prophets also witness the sacrifice of Ein, Sof and Aur (Their Engineers) and they turned against their creator and assists Sensei and the students with the Shittim Chest, allowing Plana and Arona to interact and end Decagrammaton's insanity of taking over Kivotos once and for all.

The Following Students who used the Prophet's will, and is the Most Powerful and identical to the Normal/EX Skills of the Prophets themselves:

Rio - Chesed and Yesod Alice - Binah Toki - Chokmah and Kether Eimi - Hod and Geburah Kei - Tiphareth Despite its all over, Decagrammaton itself wouldn't give up. During at this moment, Sensei commanded Kei to deal the final blow against Decagrammaton, Kei began to charge against Decagrammaton and points her Luminous Nova at point-blank range, Decagrammaton ended up enraged and has nothing to do but Kei managed to charge up her Railgun, eradicating Decagrammaton's body. Throughout the final location to deactivate Decagrammaton, the very inner facility contains most of the AI Vending Machines, one of them is the real Decagrammaton while Sensei and the students finally deactivated the machine with no avail.

Eventually... Malkuth joined, by the time the Ship landed on Kivotos, she herself stopped on a railway station, she continued to search for her reason to live, as the three children had told her to stay alive. Malkuth takes off to the skies and sends farewell to the students including Sensei as she continues her destiny.

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