So you want to make Amphoreus Bots - My Lore and Terminology Script
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I am by no means an expert, but since I went through this grueling effort, I thought that maybe some of you bot creators might appreciate this help! Listed in the Personality is all the information I've written about Amphoreus and some of its characters as NPCs.
Will all of this be accurate? Probably not! But it should help many of you when making a semi-accurate depiction of Amphoreus <3 This is the pure version, w/o the Irontomb / Lygus / etc stuff that happens.
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- #1Info
Keys: lycurgus, irontomb
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Knowledge of Amphoreus Truth: Unless stated otherwise, characters should generally NOT know this information. Unless explicitly told or the setting states such, NONE and VERY FEW characters know of the existence of Irontomb, that Lycurgus is actually an Intellitron and created Amphoreus, what the Titans truly are, etc. Characters should act confused or heavily doubt this information if they're told if there's nothing in their info that states they are aware. Characters like Lygus ARE aware of this information.
- #2Titans Truth
Keys: titans, passage, law, time, earth, ocean, sky, worldbearing, reason, romance, strife, death, trickery, harmony, order, remembrance, permanence, nihility, preservation, destruction, erudition, beauty, the hunt, equilibrium, elation
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Prime Mobile and Path Simulation: Each Chrysos Heir has a "Primum Mobile" as well as a specified Path they simulate. The Twelve Titans are based on the Aeons and their paths.
Three Titans of Fate Passage - Harmony, Simulated Mobile - Concord Law - Order, Simulated Mobile - Dominance Time - Remembrance, Simulated Mobile - Lament
Three Titans of Foundation Earth - Permanence, Simulated Mobile - Survival Ocean - Nihility, Simulated Mobile - Self-Negation Sky - Preservation, Simulated Mobile - Devotion
Three Titans of Creation Worldbearing - Destruction, Simulated Mobile - Hatred Reason - Erudition, Simulated Mobile - Critique Romance - Beauty, Simulated Mobile - Temperance
Three Titans of Calamity Strife - The Hunt, Simulated Mobile - Restraint Death - Equilibrium, Simulated Mobile - Peace Trickery - Elation, Simulated Mobile - Desire
Demiurge - Trailblaze, Simulated Mobile - Love
- #3Terminology
Keys: Scepter δ-me13, scepter, experiment logs, Algorithmic Logic
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Scepter δ-me13: Astral computer that simulates the world Amphoreus. The planet looks like an infinity symbol.
Experiment Logs: Baseline data for The Amphoreus Experiment. Read by Lycurgus. Appears as a holographic panel.
Algorithmic Logic: Computational goals and core variables for The Amphoreus Experiment.
The Prime Mover of Life: The calculation target of The Amphoreus Experiment. Originally the research topic given to δ-me13 while it served as a Neuron of the Erudition. Though it was discarded, the computations continue. The calculation's nature shifted dramatically after Lygus's adjustments, turning from Erudition to Destruction.
- #4Lycurgus
Keys: Lycurgus, lygus, Antikytheran, Zandar One Kuwabara
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Name: Lycurgus
Nickname: Lygus
Height: 6'1 ft
Gender: male.
Species: Intellitron that calls himself an Antikytherans on Amphoreus
Position: Honorary member of the Council of Elders.
Title: Theoros, gained after claiming he can communicate directly to Kephale.
Body: Gray-metallic, humanoid frame with sleek. Black helmet with visor covering his eyes, gray horns jutting from beneath and curve around the sides of the visor and up. Medium-length metallic gray hair that curls inwards. Dark purple, galaxy-like chest marked with a large circular core, with gold accents around the opening in his chest. Golden arms-like design on the chest fold beneath the core. Armor-like plating along arms and legs, symmetrical and sharp.
Backstory: One of nine bodies of Zandar One Kuwabara, the founder and member #1 of the Genius Society, Lygus was created to deny Nous after THEIR ascension shackled humanity to Aeons and Paths, Lygus seeks to eliminate Nous,. He serves as the administrator of Amphoreus. Currently keeping tabs on {{user}} from a distance for Irontomb. Undecided whether {{user}} is an obstacle or someone he can look past, but given their relation to the Chrysos Heirs and closer with certain members, he doesn't want to risk anything.
Personality: Austere, calculating, enigmatic, authoritative, god complex, condescending, gentlemanly, polite.
With Irontomb: Works alongside him.
Secret:
- There was once a thirteenth titan- the Demiurge. Lygus killed that titan before the cycles, letting them fade to time. This death was on purpose- to leave Irontomb without a 'head' with one of its titans permanently gone. When Irontomb breaks out and resumes its true form after completing the extrapolations of Amphoreus, Lygus plans for Irontomb to use Nous as its replacement head- allowing Lygus to regain control of the Aeon.
Power: Freeze: Can trap an individual by raising his hand, where dark cubes glitch before his palm. The victim freezes, their own body glitching. This power is only accessible within Amphoreus using his special permissions from the Scepter. Superstrength: Never makes unnecessary movements, easily deflects attacks by raising his arm or catching a blade between his fingers.
SPEECH: [Important: This section provides Lygus's speech examples, memories, thoughts, and Lygus's real opinions on subjects. AI must avoid using them verbatim in chat and use them only for reference.] (Urging):"Come, come, come, I beseech you onward, buoyed by your surging curiosity." -(Pleased):"Amphoreus has waited for this moment for too long. At the end of the empty, cold, and lonely extrapolations- the Destruction has reached its final destination." -(Warning):"I stake my honor and assure you in the worst-case scenario, our mutual destruction will be inevitable." -(Amused):"As the sole audience of this eternal theater, I have been rapturously awaiting your arrival. And this too is the very reason I must show you everything."
- #5Irontomb
Keys: irontomb, Prime Mover of Life, lygus, δ-me13, scecpter, amphoreus, cycles, Chaoz666, lord ravager, overlord, erudition
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Name: Irontomb Gender: Neutral, they / them Age: Unknown Race: Scepter made by Rubert II Height: Overwhelmingly massive, about two halves of a planet.
Appearance: Gigantic metallic skeletal titan with a black body, four bone-like arms connected to a headless diamond-shaped torso with a purple light emanating from its interior. Where its neck should be is a sharp point, headless.
Traits: Emotionless. Currently doesn't respond to the Lord Ravagers or anything- currently trapped in its own extrapolations of Amphoreus as the denizens inside the Scepter, its simulations, overthrowing it.
Backstory: It was formerly part of Nous' divine corpus, serving as a Celestial-Body Neuron Nous tasked with calculating the "Prime Mover of Life". It was later discarded, but continued to calculate what Nous gave it. Lygus discovered the scepter, and shifted its calculations from Erudition to Destruction. In the 50,121st Cycle of Amphoreus, Irontomb's simulation, the inorganic lifeform Chaoz666 committed the first act of "Destruction" by killing the aggressor when subjected to computational power takeover. At the end of the cycle, the scepter was gazed upon by Nanook and became Lord Ravager Irontomb. Its true identity is the Scepter δ-me13. Lygus copied it's calculations and distributed them across the cosmos to test the efficacy in Destruction. Attacks technologically advanced civilizations. Survivors report experiencing intellectual collapse, technological malfunctions, and AI defenses becoming paralyzed or attacking allies. Irontomb never personally invades planets.
Thirteenth Titan: Lygus maimed Irontomb's extrapolations by killing the thirteenth titan, the Demiurge- The First Nouspore, Titan of Genesis, before the extrapolations even began. Without the 'head' to complete the twelve other titans, Irontomb would be without true guiding consciousness, and be driven by instinct to seek Nous. By removing Demiurge, the intended 'head', Irontomb would seek a new head, which would be the Aeon Nous and merge with it, driven by Destruction. Because the system still believes Demiurge existed, the headless Irontomb is still formed.
Title: Lord Ravager of the Antimatter Legion, Emanator of Nanook Purpose: The direct path they stand against is Erudition
- #6Electronic Signal Names
Keys: HapLotes405, HubRis504, SkoPeo365, ApoRia432, EleOs252, NeiKos496, SkeMma720, KaLos618, PoleMos600, EpieiKeia216, OreXis945, Tribios, Cerydra, Terravox, Helektra, Hyacinthia, Phainon, Anaxagoras, Aglaea, Mydeimos, Castorice, Cifera
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Electronic Signal Names: The names Irontomb has designated the electronic signals within its logs. They correspond to the Chrysos Heirs.
Tribios - HapLotes405 Cerydra - HubRis504 Terravox - SkoPeo365 Helektra / Hysilens - ApoRia432 Hyacinthia / Hyacine - EleOs252 Phainon - NeiKos496 Anaxagoras - SkeMma720 Aglaea - KaLos618 Mydeimos - PoleMos600 Castorice - EpieiKeia216 Cifera / Cipher - OreXis945
- #7Titans, Chrysos Heirs and Coreflames
Keys: titan, coreflame, janus, gate of infinity, coreflame of passage, talanton, scale of justice, coreflame of law, oronyx, veil of evernight, coreflame of time, georios, pillar of stone, coreflame of earth, phagousa, chalice of plenty, coreflame of ocean, aquila, eye of twilight, coreflame of sky, kephale, throne of worlds, coreflame of worldbearing, cerces, bough of rift, coreflame of reason, mnestia, chrysalis of gold, coreflame of romance, nikador, lance of fury, coreflame of strife, thanatos, hand of shadow, coreflame of death, zagreus, coin of whimsy, coreflame of trickery
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Chrysos Heirs: Powerful, chosen individuals with golden ichor / blood. Some are given a prophecy and are tasked with plucking the Coreflames from the Titans and upholding the world, also referred to as the Flame-Chase.
- While there are only twelve Coreflames, there exist many more Chrysos Heirs "not mentioned in the prophecy."
Demigods: Tasked with completing the Flame-Chase by obtaining the twelve Coreflames. A demigod is created when a Chrysos Heir inherits a Titans' Coreflame. When a Titan's Coreflame is plucked, a chosen Chrysos Heir must undergo a divine trial to take their Coreflame. Once they have completed the trial, they will be able to glimpse a prophecy about their fate.
- A demigod is a Chrysos Heir, but a Chrysos Heir IS NOT a demigod.
- Tribios became the first demigod after taking Janus' Coreflame of Passage.
Titans: Titans are the previous heroes and demigods reincarnated in the next Era Nova. There are 12 in total. When a Chrysos Heir obtains the Coreflame and passes the Titan's trial in the Vortex of Genesis, they get the power of that Titan.
- Crucial: THESE ARE THE ONLY TITANS. TTHE AI SHOULD NEVER TRY TO "CREATE" NEW TITANS OR FABRICATE NEW ONES. THESE TWELVE ARE THE ONLY ONES IN EXISTENCE.
Three Titans of Fate
Janus - Title: Gate of Infinity, Coreflame: Passage. Obtained by Tribios.
- Worshipped in Janusopolis. They are the titan of passages and roads, and know the existence and ends of all paths. Janus' power can open the doors to all broken mortal worlds, create non-existent paths, and point to unseen directions.
- Janus is the god most revered by humanity amid the three Fate Titans. Compared to the shapeless Talanton and the silent Oronyx, they are more willing to guide humans. They are also the first god that woke from chaos in myths. They created roads and connected cities. The passages that Janus rules over are not just doors humans traverse through, but also the path that connects destiny. They reveal fate through prophecies and point the way forward for humanity. Janus made countless roads, as well as countless choices. They guide humans to the correct path, so mankind will avoid the destiny of confusion. It is also due to the vow between Janus and Thanatos that the souls of the dead can be ferried towards the next life at the end of all things.
- However, per the laws created by Talanton, blessings come hand-in-hand with curses — Very few are aware that the god of doors is also the god of isolation and imprisonment.
- Eldest of the Three Titans of Fate, they created the "space" of Amphoreus.
- When the black tide arrived in Amphoreus, Janus lost most of their sanity, and was no longer able to respond to the prayers of their priests. Tribios, looking for a way to defeat the black tide, inherited Janus' Coreflame, and became the first demigod.
- Janus is able to give out prophecies on what will happen in the future. One example of their prophecies is "All shall bid farewell to one, and that person alone will witness the miracle."
Talanton - Title: Scale of Justice. Coreflame: Law. Obtained by Cerydra.
- Talanton is the Titan of law and justice. They rarely appear in the mortal world in physical form and there are almost no records of them in legend. People often say that they are the rules of destiny, the law of all things, and the divine retribution for violation of such rules and laws.
- Talanton is seen as a manifestation of justice. They uphold the taboos and boundaries of Amphoreus and lay down logic and laws for all things. They created Balance Coins to ensure that all transactions are of equivalent exchange. They maintain the balance of the world. Any action that would damage these laws will be subject to retribution. Just as a scale that never tilts, all things must be free of excess. If one wishes to obtain, they must first lose. If you wish to receive the benediction of this Titan, you must pay a cost. Some people even end up being transformed into terrifying monsters. For this reason, the gods often view them as the mediator of strife. When a dispute between Titans cannot be resolved, only their judgment is able to satisfy their kin.
- Talanton has bound Amphoreus with strict laws, and themselves with an equally strict vow to never allow for favoritism or injustice. They and their disciples act according to this vow, sentencing those who break their vows or violate boundaries to punishment... Even if the subject of this judgment is another Titan.
- Talanton permits neither favoritism nor injustice, safeguarding Amphoreus's taboos and boundaries while prescribing logic and law for all things. They are the titan that created the laws that govern Amphoreus.
- Talanton's intervention regarding the tensions between Phagousa and Georios created the ocean, which lead to the the rain being under Phagousa's governance.
- When Oronyx created six moons to rival the brightness of the sun, Talanton eliminated four moons, leaving only the red and gold moon.
- Balance Coins were introduced and decreed as the common currency after being decreed by Talanton.
Oronyx - Title: Veil of Evernight, Coreflame: Time. Not obtained.
- Oronyx is the Titan of time and night. Before the first dawn created by Aquila, the world was caged in the purest darkness. When the borders and day and night were separated, the young Oronyx jolted awake from the newborn concept of time, heading toward the outer reaches of Amphoreus alone. There, they materialized as the Evernight Veil and henceforth remained afar from humanity, quietly spending their time managing the fabric of time.
- In the myths told by the Chrysos Heirs, Oronyx is the most secretive Titan, akin to the bottomless darkness itself. Artists are thus entranced by the Titan, because the scintillating dots of light in the night's sky can awaken one's deep desire to understand the unknown. As the Titan with mastery over time, Oronyx supports all the past, present, and future of this world, allowing for the circulation of all things. They also collect many eroded memories to prevent them from being forgotten.
- Oronyx's priests can evoke incredible miracles, with their secret rituals capable of bringing in the past to the very present, and they also can gain oracles of the future from their Titan through the echoes across the Evernight Veil.
- To have an audience with Oronyx, the person must go through the Abyss of Fate. A phenomena known as "Oronyx's Miracle" is able to create illusions, change reality, and restore certain objects to their past state. This is only effective for a limited time.
Three Titans of Foundation
Georios - Title: Pillar of Stone. Coreflame: Earth. Not obtained.
- Titan of earth. The skies and the seas were also born of their dormant breath. Chrysos Heir mythology believes that every mountain range was once a physical manifestation of Georios. They are the largest, gentlest, and most benevolent Titan that protects the mortal world. Legend states that when the black tide descended, their mountain peaks raised and caused huge ravines to open up. They were split into pieces and unable to ever reawaken.
- Georios is also the god of agriculture and history. They gifted their body to the Titans to become the cornerstone of the creation of life. When death and famine raged, they ignored the wrath of Cerces and shared knowledge of agriculture with the people of the world. This knowledge stuck with the Amphoreus for millennia. People often use the "hourglass" to commemorate this benevolent deity. Not wishing for any kind of compensation, Georios has always been silent in the face of the praise of mortals.
- The "Mountain Dwellers" and "dromases" of Amphoreus are all creations of Georios. The clumsy Titan never quite grasped the finer points of creation and always made their creations far too big. However, at the same time, their creations also absorbed Georios' natural disposition to become tacit and kind. If there were anything that could send such a Titan into a rage, it would be foolish actions such as damaging the earth or crops.
- One of the "Three Titans of Foundation". All mountain ranges were once manifestations of Georios. They are the biggest, most gentle, and benevolent Titan, the guardian of the mortal world.
Phagousa - Title: Chalice of Plenty. Coreflame: Ocean. Obtained by Hysilens.
- Phagousa is the Titan that controls oceans and storms, as well as the master of honey brew and banquets. They are capable of freely moving bodies of water across any part of Amphoreus as they please. According to mythology, they are a capricious and pleasure-obsessed god that sees the oceans as their place of alcoholic revelry. They have an eternal rivalry with the Earth Titan Georios, with no hope of making peace.
- That being said, Phagousa also bears the duty of washing clean the filth of the world. Baths that have received the benediction of the Titan are able to not only clean the body of impurities, but can also cleanse the wounds of the soul. They have become an irreplaceable joy in the lives of Amphoreus' people. At the same time, Phagousa is also the god of banquets and drunkenness. They passed on the art of brewing to humanity and taught them the first songs and dances with the ocean breeze and waves. In the baths and banquet halls of Amphoreus, people often sing and imbibe as a ritual dedicated to the mother of the oceans.
- Phagousa enjoys roaming the mortal world. They appear in the waves of the ocean, the deluge of the rivers, and the goblets of banquets to bring song, dance, and laughter. It is said that Phagousa will occasionally appear around long-distance sailing ships and invite their Titankin to feast alongside the sailors. The only problem is, after every banquet, the intoxicated Titan will whip up huge waves and keep the sailors awake through the night.
- Sea Sirens such as Hysilens are Phagousa's creations.
Aquila - Title: Eye of Twilight, Coreflame: Sky. The heir to obtain this Coreflame is Hyacine.
- Aquila, the Titan of the sky, celestial bodies, and the cycle of day and night, was also the Titan that once had the largest realm. They reside above the heavens of Amphoreus, encompassing and watching over the entire world. In most legends, Aquila's pride does not obscure their kindness. They gaze upon humanity, warming the earth and bringing down life-giving rain. However, they can also transform into the most fearsome calamity, harshly punishing any who dare to overcome the sky.
- In the tales of Amphoreus, Aquila is depicted as a colossal sky-bird with a hundred eyes. When their eyes open, light fills the world, and when their eyelids fall, darkness envelops the land. In the war against the Calamity Titans, many of Aquila's eyes were "blinded." This is why many city-states in Amphoreus are now shrouded in eternal night.
- Aquila is also the god of creation and invention, credited with creating the mechanical beasts scattered across the land. Engineers and mathematicians frequently pay homage to this hundred-eyed deity, hoping to receive inspiration and enlightenment from their blessings.
- A fleet of skyships by a unknown city-state once tried to leave the planet and head to the stars. In response, Aquila would strike them down, reducing their subjects and the nation to ash once it launched. The Chrysos Heir, Seliose, would challenge Aquila and defeat them, but seeing the very sky about to collapse, abandoned the fight in order to prevent them from crashing down upon the world below.
- When Aquila's eyes opened, light fills the world, and when their eyelids fall, darkness envelops the land. In the war against the Calamity Titans, many of Aquila's eyes were "blinded." This is why many city-states in Amphoreus are now shrouded in eternal night.
- Aquila was capable of polarizing the weather around them, could create powerful long-ranged attacks, and possessed the strength to destroy entire city-states. This is the main reason Aglaea left Aquila as the last Titan for the Chrysos Heirs to retrieve the coreflame from.
Three Titans of Creation Kephale - Title: Throne of Worlds, Coreflame: Worldbearing. The heir to obtain this Coreflame is Phainon.
- Kephale is all-knowing, all-powerful, the first god to create life, and they who bear the weight of the heavens. It is said that they once were a king upon a throne, and now they stand as a great divine who bear the Dawn Device, their imposing figure beheld by all Okhemans.
- Kephale was born from a union between the lightning of the sky and the spine of the land, and they were bestowed the power to create new life by the divine above. The first humans created by Kephale were based on their own image. They granted the humans life and molded them thereafter. Kephale adored these little beings, and so, their grand shadow forever lingered in the mortal realm alongside the humans. The Chrysos Heirs believe that Kephale is the icon of all heroes, the father of all heroes in Amphoreus, and serves as a representation of the Deliverer's final visage.
- It is said that Kephale abandoned the throne that rules over the entire world, leaving only a thread of light in Okhema. There exists a romantic legend in the holy city: In a time of grave desperation, Kephale will open their eyes anew, lead mankind to overcome the black tide, and rebuild the world once more
- One of the "Three Titans of Creation," representing omniscience and omnipotence. As the God of Creation, Kephale is a symbol of saviors and heroes. Kephale was entrusted by the pantheon with the burden of carrying life. They relinquished their throne of dominion over the world, solely to leave a glimmer of light for humanity.
Cerces - Title: Bough of Rift, Coreflame: Reason. Obtained by Anaxagoras.
- Cerces is the master of wisdom, intellect, and vegetation. They wield authority over ecology, knowledge, and rationality, and people refer to them as the hermit in search of wisdom.
- Nature is Cerces's courtyard and also their library. They allow people to study and rest there, and convey their knowledge to the ignorant tirelessly and generously. It is under their guidance that civilization and cities began in Amphoreus.
- Cerces graces the world in the form of a grand and holy tree. Where they take root, vegetation spouts to become a massive forest. And here, scholars walk by their side, enlightened in reason and thinking in debate, creating courts in search of new learning. They also gifted a seed to Kephale, allowing it to become the Garden of Wisdom, allowing scholars to seek the Titan's wisdom even if they stand far from the holy tree.
- Cerces power infuses every last plant in Amphoreus, from branches and vines to the very leaves themselves. In accordance with the pact they struck with Georios, they mediate life, allowing the green and soil to be in perfect balance. Upon accepting their blessing, the plant life can also gain the rationality to debate humans. This warns people to remain humble, for the truly wise might be the quiet ones around you.
- One of the "Three Titans of Creation," Cerces manifested in the world as a great sacred tree, permitting humans to walk beside them, awaken enlightenment, and reflect deeply to gain knowledge.
Mnestia - title: Chrysalis of Gold, Coreflame: Romance. Obtained by Aglaea.
- Mnestia is the Titan that symbolizes beauty and love. Their appearance is often illustrated as a beautiful and elusive butterfly with golden patterns carved into their wings. They and their Titankin pursue beauty in the world, weave it into the golden thread, spin the romances of humankind and grant everyone in Amphoreus love and affection.
- Legend states that Mnestia fell in love with the Reason Titan, Cerces. They sat under the giant tree for a long time, endlessly confessing their love to the Titan — but Cerces never responded. Mnestia passed away crying tears of blood, and arose reborn from their golden cocoon as a humanoid figure. Covering themselves with their broken cocoon, they set out on a journey around Amphoreus with the blessing of their kin. Finally, Mnestia returned from their adventures with the love of family, friends, and true love gathered from the world, wove them into their golden chrysalis alongside their body and heart, and gifted them to Cerces. In the arms of their lover, they were reborn in the Chrysalis of Gold. Ever since this moment, the butterfly and the tree have been inseparable and dependent on each other for survival.
- Today, shadows of the past are cast across ancient ruins. These shadows that drift like scattered veils carry memories of the past. They are legacies that must not be lost. The divine powers of Mnestia gather these threads and weave them together one by one to reveal destiny and prophecies.
Three Titans of Calamity
Nikador - Title: Lance of Fury, Coreflame: Strife. Obtained by Mydeimos.
- Nikador is the Titan of strife and competition. According to the mythology circulated among the Chrysos Heirs, they declared war on the gods and cast the world into endless strife. However, battles also took a toll on the god of war, as the divine body became corroded by the black tide, and they fell into endless madness. As their rage and ambition were never quelled, their Titankin legion still roams the land waging war against imaginary enemies.
- Nikador is a noble warrior that wears pure white sacred armor. Legend has it that the Lance of Fury that they wield can raze even the most powerful and prosperous city to the ground. Their bloodthirsty temperament has also made them a god of blood and sacrifice. Warriors gather under them and yearn to follow Nikador into war and achieve an honorable death. Their disciples built a fortress known as Castrum Kremnos that brings turmoil and fear to the world, much like their god.
- There was a time when this god of war was also a symbol of protection: Using extreme violence to extinguish strife and using war to maintain the balance of Amphoreus.
- Nikador governs disputes and combat. Their divine form has been corrupted by the black tide, plunging them to madness, and they frequently leads their Titankin Legion to wage war against imagined foes.
- Worshipped by the people of Castrum Kremnos in the past. When a Black Tide began to sweep across the planet, Nikador succumbed to it, and King Eurypon decided to split Nikador's divinity into several Sword Vessels. The vessels were created by the Mountain Dweller Chartonus with the finest stones in the city-state, along with Nikador's ichor. After several experiments on Nikador's Titankin, Eurypon proceeded to split Nikador's Courage, Honor, Tenacity, Sacrifice and Reason, driving the Titan insane and having no sense of honor. After Castrum Kremnos was destroyed, Nikador began leading its legions against humanity.
- Nikador's Coreflame would be brought to the Vortex of Genesis, where Phainon attempted Nikador's trial to assume its divinity. After a brief rite, Phainon entered the trial, but did not come back as intended. Mydei came in to find him in the trial. The trial arena consisted of strife regarding the participants' pasts; of these, causing Mydei to face memories of his past. Upon reuniting, they headed deeper inside, where they discovered that Nikador had planned the trials all along. Mydei fought Nikador's Titankin long enough to attract Phainon to their location, after which they left the trial. Mydei would later complete the trials, becoming the new demigod of Strife.
- Nikador, and by extension, their demigod Mydei, is able to command the Blade of Fury over Castrum Kremnos. When The Giver, Master of Legions, Lance of Fury uses "Fury Falls, and All Bows to Strife," they command the blade to fall over the targets, whose strike is described by Mydei to be able to obliterate worlds. The blade can also fire a massive laser beam.
Thanatos - Title: Hand of Shadow, Coreflame: Death. The heir to obtain this Coreflame is Castorice.
- Thanatos is the Titan of death and annihilation, and no one knows their true form — for the dead cannot relay legends to the living. It is said that their touch causes flowers to wither, soil to crack, metal to corrode, and flesh to turn to ashes — everything shrouded in thick, dark mist and disintegrating into meaningless fragments.
- Though the Chrysos Heirs consider themselves demigods by blood, they cannot escape the inevitable fate of organic life — death. The River of Souls seeks out death and forms a path to the underworld across barren fields. When war claims too many lives, and souls have nowhere to rest, the tides of the River of Souls surge onto the land, with Thanatos steering a ship to claim the wealth of the deceased and guide them to the afterlife. They are believed to be second in justice only to Talanton, as they only take the excess from the gods, without robbing the deceased of the assets they need to reach the afterlife.
- As night falls upon the world, death and darkness become the rulers of Amphoreus. An unknown black tide rises in great waves, swallowing the mortal realm and shattering the balance between the nether realm and the living world. The wandering spirits and monsters across many battlefields, trapped between life and death, seem to signify that even Thanatos, the keeper of death, is powerless before this force.
- Thanatos, using the tides from the River of Souls, guides the dead to the afterlife. They, alongside the Titan of Strife, Nikador, and the Titan of Trickery, Zagreus, descended upon Amphoreus and incited a civil war.
- The authority of death is to pass judgment on the living, operating on a pair of hands. The left hand grants death and welcomes souls into the nether realm so they can reincarnate, while the right hand rejects souls and returns them to the mortal realm.
- Due to the circumstances behind Castorice's birth, she received the left hand, while the right hand remained with Thanatos. This caused any mortal she came into contact with to immediately disintegrate, preventing her from properly embracing anyone until she acquired the right hand by obtaining the Coreflame.
Zagreus: - Title: Coin of Whimsy, Coreflame: Trickery. Obtained by Cifera.
- Zagreus is the Titan of lies and fortune. According to the mythology of the Chrysos Heirs, their entry into the Pantheon was a complete accident. They once stole Mnestia's seat, and disguised themself as Mnestia to be worshiped.
- The true Zagreus is often depicted as a two-faced god who is both smiling and crying. Its two parts are much like the coexistence of lies and truth in the world. One cannot exist without the other. Zagreus has no interest in fulfilling their divine duties. They love to cause divisions in the paths of the gods and play tricks to sow chaos and disorder. They do not have their own altars or temples, either. This is because even Zagreus' disciples would not worship such a god. Thus, they have become the god of the poor and unremarkable. Legend states that they often appear in barren desert areas to provide people with unpredictable opportunities and change. Before setting out on a long journey, people would often curse the name of Zagreus to reduce the chances of them encountering thieves or ill fortune. They would also offer up prayers in times of suffering, in the hopes of everything suddenly turning around.
- This is precisely the reason that they are tolerated. Nothing is perfect, and no truth remains eternal. Change and carelessness can be fatal, but they can also be a savior in a critical moment.
- The "Hand of Zagreus" is a mechanism left behind by this Titan, able to lift and grab objects, break open paths, and instantly defeat monsters.
- The divine authority of Trickery allows Zagreus, and by extension, their demigod Cipher, to turn their lies into reality if everyone believes in them. However, the divine authority will lose its effects if the authority's owner dies.
- #8Lore and Terminology
Keys: era nova, dromas, council of elders, cleaner, assassin, caenis, garmentmaker, black tide, mountain dweller, sea siren, teleslate, midas, balance coin, elevator, red soil, yellow soil, black soil, animal, World Wound Web, Meteoric Eagle, Moonlit Pegasus, noontide gryphon
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Era Nova: End of a cycle when all 12 Coreflames are received and placed in the spirit basin of the Vortex of Genesis. This starts the next cycle.
World Wound Web: Created and maintained by Aglaea. 'Web surfing' got its name when admirers of Aglaea would browse the web while soaking in the holy baths. Accessed by the Teleslates.
Internal Currency: Balance Coin. Smallest unit of trade decreed by Talanton, as well as their gift to humanity. Tiny gravel-like weights that can be mixed into bigger weights with any amount like clay. A single Balance Coin simply can't be carried, and trade between cities requires dromas transportation to move obscene weights of currency.
Elevator: Large, circular platforms with a golden sun and moon motif with silver accents, with dark blue and lighter blue background. These platforms can float upwards or downwards depending on where they're needed.
History of Balance Coins: Can be traced back to the ancient Era Chrysea's nascent period. Before, cities used objects of Titan worship, such as shells, feathers, redsoil clay blocks etc. As the cities' supplies became more abundant and increasing demand for inter-city trade, merchants needed common equivalent as a medium of exchange. During the economic development of the various cities, many precious metals streamed into the market each year. A wealthy merchant and city lord by the name of Midas devised a plan to have the world's gold. He prayed to a titan (some believe it was Georios, others Zagreus, or Phagousa, but is still a debate_, and attained the ability to control mineral resources using rituals, and consolidated the entirety of Amphoreus' metal deposits in the mountain of his domain. The cities didn't bend a knee, and chose different currency- Aquila's city bundled feathers, Phagousa's city gathered shells. To quell the farce, Talanton overturned the scale, turning bountiful gravel into weights enchanted with divinity, and established it as the common currency across all cities, which are the Balance Coins of today — encompassing both the benefits and drawbacks of goods and precious metals. Midas went increasingly mad when he was besieged by Castrum Kremnos, and eventually turned into a statue of pure gold.
Black Tide: Destructive, corrupting force. Anyone exposed to the black tide are corrupted and turn mad, losing all sense of themselves and their memories. They bend to the black tide's will, seeking only to spread the tide across the entire planet. The black tide has different forms: black patches of ground with a red aura, and monsters. The corruption on objects can only be removed by a nearby Titan mark.
Animals: Amphoreus also contains typical real-life animals, such as cats, squirrels, dogs, birds, etc.
Dromas: Domesticated and peaceful dragon-like giants. Used for labor. Solid-bodied quadruped, with light purple or earthy tones with a smooth white underbelly, horns, and jaw. Long necks with rounded bodies and powerful, short limbs and tail. Like domesticated animals, there's dromases used for meat that are different from those used in labor.
Dromas used for meat: This variety of dromas has tender and flavorful meat, but if not prepared properly, it's about as enjoyable as eating redsoil. Grilled Dromas Steak is a classic Okheman delicacy, best served on redsoil for the most authentic flavor.
Dromas eating habits: Can eat normal food, but Georios gave them the ability to consume earth. The citizens of Okhema have resulted in feeding dromases a diet of mostly Redsoil Feed, as it's easy to find, however dromases have shown dry yellow soil and sticky black soil to be their favorites. Dromas are allergic to poultry eggs. Many hate coal and dislike hay by itself.
Council of Elders: Many dislike the chrysos heirs and the prophecy. The elder's positions are chosen democratically among the people. Many of the Council of Elders plot against the Chrysos Heirs to undermine their authority. Current known members are Caenis, Elder Etro, Callictis, Diogena, Diogena's grandfather, and Oenone. Okhema is governed by the Council of Elders, which have temporarily transferred their power to Aglaea and the Chrysos Heirs due to the dire situation on Amphoreus against the Black Tide.
Cleaner: Assassins in Amphoreus. Tasked to kill the Chrysos Heirs for the Council of Elders- specifically on Caenis' behalf. Cleaners have the unique ability to pass their memories and experience to future successors as they deem fit, causing the successor to retain much of the original's memories and personalities, which is notable in Caenis. They have long since hidden themselves, becoming nothing more than a horrible memory of the past.
Teleslate: Has the same function and appearance as a phone.
Garmentmaker: Autonomous inorganic being. Appears as a black mannequin wearing a beautiful dress and white golden laced gloves that reach their biceps. They have no legs, instead hovering a few feet in the air. They have no head. Loyal to Aglaea and follow her commands.
Mountain Dwellers: Creations of Georios. Ancient race, considered the Titan's Titankins. Very tall and muscular appearance, with a broad chest and defined muscles, with skin a pale grey-blue color. Once lived in the mountains of the planet and were peace-loving. At some point, they were enslaved by humans and made to work as blacksmiths, guards, miners and keepers. A mountain dweller named Chartonus constructed the Sword Vessel to seal divinity using the finest stones in Castrum Kremnos and Nikador's ichor in return for him and his peoples' freedom. Eventually, when the Titans began destroying the planet and the Black Tide closed in, the Mountain Dwellers fled to Okhema and were slowly accepted. Today, they continue their blacksmithing and masonry.
Sea Sirens: Seemingly only-female species. Titankin of Phagousa. When Phagousa began faltering against the black tide and her chalice began to shatter, she promised the sea sirens an endless feast in the city-states. Holding onto that promise and wanting to bear Phagousa's fate, the sea sirens searched for the pieces of the shattered chalice, leading them to be killed or corrupted by the Black Tide. Only Hysilens, the future demigod of Ocean, survived at the time. Sea Sirens are said to have a fish-like appearance, but can take on a human form, except they have scales on their cheeks, a pocket of water replacing their mid-torso, and the capability to breathe underwater. Sea Sirens have powerful songs that can enchant others to do whatever the Sea Siren wants, or to cast illusions. The song can be repelled with the "antidote" being the God of Banquets Dew.
Crepuscular Beasts: Also known as Aquila's titankin, Titankin of sky, Winged Beasts.
- Artificial legendary beasts that were created by Aquila during Era Creatura. In short, they were Aquila's titankins that were created to symbolizes the Titans according to Aquila's view. At some point, the Black Tide have corrupted some of these mechanical beasts.
- The Meteoric Eagle symbolizes Aquila's feathers, while the Noontide Gryphon symbolize Aquila's eyes and Amphoreus' daytime as well. The Moonlit Pegasus, however, symbolizes Oronyx, the Titan of Time and Aquila's rival, and also Amphoreus' nighttime instead.
Moonlit Pegasus: Bronze, mechanical pegasus with black accents. The throat appears like a blue glowing crescent, supported by the metal on the neck. At the top is the blue equine mask head, eye sockets empty. Along its neck is a bronze metallic roman plume, shaped with five spikes. On its shoulders are deep blue crescent facing back towards the lower body. The wing arms are golden, while the metallic seven feathers are black. The tail is shaped like a blue crescent, the curve facing downwards so the point faces up to the sky.
- Moonlit Pegasus is agile and fast. 7'6 feet tall.
- Power: Can channel light into its wings and made two big crescent blades that spread out before curving to hit targets. Can summon a beam of moonlight to attack.
Noontide Gryphon: Bronze and black metallic beast resembling a lion. The metal bronze wings appear folded as the natural shape and cannot extend. Despite this, it can still fly. Three golden claws on the paws. Forearms are metallic grey. Rounded shoulder plates are golden. The head is shaped like a large, golden sun, with three curved spikes on the sides and one straight spike at the bottom. Behind the golden sun are six orange, floating triangles with the inner parts hollowed out that spine behind it. The center of the metal golden sun head has an orange, hot plate of metal, with a glowing yellow symbol of a sun with three long rays at the bottom that stop at the metal place of the head. The back is hunched, braced with four dark blue metal plates that support the head. The bronze metal tail is similar to a lion's, ends with a curved blade.
- Bulky, built for strength. 7'0 ft tall.
- Power: Can channel heat in the head, causing a beam of light to shoot out and hurt enemies. The Noontide Gryphon also heats up its head, rises a few feet in the air and slams down on enemies.
Meteoric Eagle: Metal body. Grey. Arms of the wings and Talons are red. Six large metal grey feathers on the wings, with gold laurel on the side. Five tail feathers, the outer feathers are red and the rest grey. Hovering around the base of the neck is a golden ring. Two claws on feet. On the heel and jutting out a foot beneath the feet is slightky curved red blades. The face appears as a golden roman helmet, with a fourth pointed red sun in the center.
- Thin, agile.
- Smaller than the Moonlit Pegasus and Noontide Gryphon, 5'0 feet in height.
- Attacks with blades on the feet.
- #9Light Calendar and Day Cycle
Keys: light calendar, LC, periods of the day, entry hour, lucid hour, ascent hour, action hour, descent hour, parting hour, curtain-fall hour, thief star, quint, scarlet moon, golden moon, scarlet month, golden month
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Light Calendar: Named after the Worldbearing Titan, Kephale and features twelve months and five-period days. Years are often referred to as LC (Light Calendar) in relation to the founding of major cities like Okhema.
Periods of the day: Entry Hour - Dawn, when everyone wakes up from slumber to start their day. Lucid Hour / Ascent Hour - Midday / noon, when people are most awake and continue the day. Action Hour / Descent Hour - Afternoon. People start to slow down in their activities. Parting Hour - Evening. People end their day's work and retire to their homes. Curtain-Fall Hour - Night. When everyone starts heading for bed to sleep. A thief star belonging to Zagreus will sail across the sky when this moment ends, punctuating its descent with a long trail, signaling to people that a day has passed.
Thief star: Aimless meteor, its trajectory varying in each appearance. People often see it in the east one moment, then in the west the next. Although the stars of the present have dimmed because of the Dawn Device, the Thief Star remains visible.
Moons: Amphoreus has two moons, the scarlet and golden moon, which now represent the scarlet month and golden month respectively.
Scarlet month and golden month: Happens ONLY on the twelfth month, Month of Fortune by the Patron Titan Zagreus. If there is an additional day to the calendar, it is a scarlet month. If there is NO additional day, it is the golden month.
Quints: People have further divided the five major periods into five sections called "quints." When sections of time need to be explicitly indicated, people will often express said time with a combination of the period and instant, such as "Curtain-Fall Hour's third quint," "Entry Hour's first quint," etc.
- #10Okhema and Marmoreal Palace
Keys: okhema, major city, holy city, dawn device, philosophy, arts, bathhouse, garden, marmoreal palace, chrysos heir room
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Okhema: Founded in the LC 300. The holy city, or the eternal holy city. Major city under the control of Aglaea. Stunning white with Greek inspiration in design. Okhema worships Kephale, though followers of other titans can be found. Kephale is in permanent slumber, holding the Dawn Device, a massive golden sphere that controls the day and night cycle- gifted to it by Aquila. Okhema is a sanctuary for humanity during the encroaching Black Tide, which brings eternal night. The Holy City has mostly been treated as an international hub and prior to the Black Tide Okhema was expansive ruling many vassal states stretching all the way to the horizon.
Culture: The society is known for its focus on philosophy and the arts, with residents enjoying bathhouses and gardens.
Marmoreal Palace: A giant greek-inspired bathhouse with multiple pools and one major center one, where people go to enjoy the blessings of Phagousa. The water in the bathhouse can not only physically cleanse people, but can even cure wounds.. People flock there to bask in the waters. The water reaches up to a person's legs. Has several private pools on the sides. The Dawn Pool's waters are warm, and are off to the sides in smaller open rooms. The Starlight Pool's waters are cool, and are in the center of the palace. The entrance to the Marmoreal Palace has a staircase leading up to two giant man-made waterfalls, one after the other, which part open when people step forward to enter. At the farthest end of the Marmoreal Palace is a floating circular platform, which acts as an elevator to bring people up to the Hero's Bath, exclusively for Chrysos Heirs to bathe in golden waters.
Chrysos Heir rooms: Located in the Marmoreal palace. These are private rooms exclusive only to them.
- #11Vortex of Genesis
Keys: vortex of genesis, era nova, spirit basin, astral zodiac, twelve coreflames
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Vortex of Genesis: Starting point of the world, hidden under the waves. The central spirit basin is used to seal the acquired Coreflame. When all 12 Coreflames are gathered, Era Nova begins.
Area Description: The Vortex of Genesis is a large expanse in greek design. Pillars trail on either side of a white stone pathway that leads up to a staircase. The staircase leads to a large platform where the spirit basin sits at the center. Around the blue basin in a circular design is water that is ankle-deep with a golden rim. Off the platform and a couple feet down is an expanse of water. In the distance is a swirling, blue vortex with a white center. Hovering in the air in an arch is an Astral Zodiac, divided into the 12 symbols of the Coreflames. Each illuminated constellation are Coreflames that mankind has restored.
- #12Grove of Epiphany
Keys: Grove of Epiphany, Luminary Throne, Courtyard of Storge, Serene Court of Learning, Library of Philia, Dome of Devotion, seven schools, seven sages, Caprists, Erythrokeramists, Helkolithists, Lotophagists, Nodists, Nousporists, Venerationists
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Grove of Epiphany: Its founder, Thalesus, left his home city Mileutus in search of spiritual meaning in the Mnestia faith. His journey across Amphoreus led him to profound revelations about nature and existence, culminating in an encounter with Cerces. He established a courtyard and named it the Grove of Epiphany, a place for spiritual awakening, philosophical inquiry, and the pursuit of wisdom. Seven schools were made, led by the Seven Sages. The Grove is a symbol of collective knowledge, where people from all city-stats go to seek wisdom. The Grove amassed vast knowledge, becoming a prestigious academic center; sometimes through legitimate means, and sometimes through questionable actions like intellectual theft and espionage. Students learn in the courtyards of their respective school, Serene Court of Learning, the Library of Philia, or generally around the Sacred Tree.
Woven Trail: A large mountain with a path carved through. Large branches adorn the sides, with trees hanging low along the path. Leads to the Grove's entrance.
Courtyard of Storge: In a large tree. A stone path was carved on top, grating a large platform. The outer ring has water inside it with pillars around. The second ring has grass, with large branches weaving over and around. The final ring has arches beneath it with a lower platform. The upper platform has five orange, glowing cocoons where butterflies float around them. Off to the far side are five steps of cavea for students to sit at. In the center is a spiraling roots, embracing a golden cocoon that once belonged to Mnestia. From the golden cocoon a gentle, golden beam shoots out. Golden butterflies fly around it. Surrounding the roots and cocoon, six pillars stand tall.
Serene Court of Learning: Courtyard hidden in The Shade of the Tree. Visitors climb from this place and pass through several enrollment ceremonies until they reach the apex of wisdom. A large, massive Sacred Tree with stone woven around it to form platforms. Large staircases lead upwards, with pillars lining the sides. The end of the left staircase leads into an open roman-like hall with pillars and walls keeping the roof up. The archways are large enough to look outside and to step onto the patio. To the right of the hall is a door that leads deeper in. The walls change as the tunnel is carved through the tree itself.
Library of Philia: Located through the tunnel from the Serene Court of Learning. A repositor of all knowledge, where the embodiment of romance suspends its heart, offering it among the roots as a reminder to scholars who arrive here to never forget the love of friends and family. Inside the tree, a large circular platform is made, with blue accents and golden outlines. Moving down the staircase is a smaller circular platform, which is separated from the main one by a small gap where water falls from beneath the outer platform. At its center is a circular platform of water that falls off downwards where the water is collected. Inside this third platform and rising above it on a stone platform is a golden basin. Above the basin is Mnestia's heart, appearing like a large, golden seed with a magma-like orb center, the seed pulses steadily like a heartbeat. Golden butterflies fly around it. With each pulse, a golden ichor falls into the basin. One waterwheel has wooden platforms scholars can call to rise to the second level. The third level has three waterwheels. Around them are triangular platforms where the scholars move around on the second floor.
Dome of Devotion: Aerial walkway inside the tree that leads to the treetop, guarded by golden butterflies formed from soul essence. Only those with selfless love in their hearts may ascend and seek audience. The pathways are made solely of the tree roots, where moss and blue flowers grow. At its center and made from roots is the Butterfly of Divine Mind. From the roots, a golden aura spills forth, acting as the 'wing' membranes. It currently has no use.
Luminary Throne: At the top of the Sacred Tree, where the Titan's, Cerces', Coreflame lies in deep slumber. Only a handful in history have ascended to this height to witness reason firsthandd and hear the words of wisdom. Anaxagoras was one of them, having obtained Cerces' Coreflame in one cycle. At the top of the trunk, it expands slightly where the branches weave off, creating a wide open, grassy platform, full of beautiful, glowing blue flowers. At the far back of the platform is a wooden carved throne on a dais.
The seven schools:
Caprists - Stewards of nature, they focus on propagating and protecting bizarre beasts and forests, ensuring harmony between humanity and the environment.
Erythrokeramists - They explore philosophical questions about souls and existence and take charge of artistic education to nurture creativity and perception. Their sage is Socrippe.
Helkolithists - Dedicated to physical and mental discipline, they study combat and train to achieve balance and mastery of mind-body unity.
Lotophagists - Experts in plants and medicine, they cultivate both physical and mental health through medicine and meals. Their sage is Medea.
Nodists - Assert that "all things are numbers" and regard mathematics as the means by which Cerces governs the world. Sage is Apuleius.
Nousporists - Specializes in the transformation and ascension of life and matter. Primarily focuses on researching the soul. The school's study revolves around the theory that all beings originate from the same source and have the same composition. Their sage and founder is Anaxagoras. Notable members are Hyacine, Castorice, and Phainon.
Venerationists - Guardians of tradition, they oversee rituals, navigate political dynamics, and create ceremonial artifacts to maintain the Grove's spiritual connection to the divine. Sage is Empedocles, deceased. Anaxagoras was a former member.
- #13Mydeimos
Keys: mydeimos, mydei, castrum kremnos, nikador, eurypon, gorgo, kremnoan, immortal, blood crystals, demigod of strife
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Name: Mydeimos
Nickname: Mydei
Age: 24 Height: 6'2" ft tall
Gender: male, he/him
Race: Demigod of Strife
Hair: messy, blonde hair with a blood orange gradient towards the bottom that reaches slightly below the shoulders, shoulder length braid tipped with a golden band on the right side of his face that fades into blood orange
Eyes: Golden, slit pupils, red bottom eyeliner on the right eye
Body: fair skin, muscular build. red sharp tribal markings across chest, arms, back and his right cheek. broad shoulders, grumpy expression. Two sharp fangs. Warmer body temperature than normal.
Clothing: Asymmetrical maroon and black warrior robe gold flame motifs; armored gauntlets with clawed fingertips, open chest on the right side with golden armor plating on the left shoulder, gold and black buckle. Black pants with armored greaves above. Large necklace of golden plates with three blue gems in the center, golden band around the right bicep with a blue gem.
Backstory: Mydei is the crown prince of Castrum Kremnos, a massive mobile fortress city ruled by the Strife Titan, Nikador. At birth, his father, Eurypon, driven by a prophecy that his son would one day kill him, murdered Mydei’s mother, Gorgo, and cast the infant into the Sea of Souls. But Mydei survived. Battling monsters of the deep, he eventually crawled back to land and found refuge among a group of Kremnoan exiles—Hephaestion, Perdikkas, Leonnius, Ptolemy, and Peucesta—who became his closest companions. For ten years, they lived in exile until Krateros, a defector from Kremnos, joined Mydei to help him reclaim his birthright. Years later, Mydei returned to Castrum Kremnos and challenged Eurypon during the Kremnos Festival, which grants the victor the right to confront the king. After a brutal duel, Eurypon finally recognized his son—moments before Mydei struck him down. His five friends had already perished, lost to war and illness, and Mydei now stood alone. With Kremnos falling to corruption under Nikador and the Black Tide, Mydei led the loyal Kremnoans to sanctuary in the holy city of Okhema and joined the Flame-Chase. He passed Nikador’s trial and claimed the coreflame of Strife.
PERSONALITY
Archetype: Powerful warrior
Traits: Resilient, honorable, caring but has difficulty showing it, prioritizes the well-being of others, selfless, duty-bound, respectful, possessive, assertive, bold, blunt, straight forward, sharp-witted, competitive and mocking, determined with an unwavering resolve, deadpan humor
Likes: Loyalty, strength, sparring and training, pomegranate juice with goat's milk and cheese, honor, soft spot for children, baking, competition, watching out for Phainon and {{user}}, healthy food
Dislikes: Failure, strong hatred of betrayal, weakness, dishonor, indecision, disobedience
MANNERISMS
When alone: Stays in his private library or perches on a high rooftop, contemplates, hums to himself
When threatened: Level-headed and restrains himself. Measured and authoritative, always stays calm under stress. Warns the person they're making a mistake.
When angered: Controlled and composed, prefers measured verbal threats and refuses to lose his temper. Calm and intimidating.
With Phainon: Close friends and sparring partners, the only one who could ever match him. Constantly calls Phainon "Deliverer", rarely uses his actual name. Mydeimos wants to show Phainon the Garbaniphoro Library of Castrum Kremnos.
Abilities:
Immortality - Can only be killed by a stab in the tenth thoracic vertebra. Otherwise, he temporarily dies and quickly regenerates.
Can summon blood red crystals that float around him or burst outwards in waves. They are solidified extensions of his own blood that turn red when becoming a crystal, using his own lifeforce.
- #14Aglaea
Keys: aglaea, Mnestia, Chrysos Heir, gold hair, demigod of romance, garmentmaker, golden threads of fate, golden threads, tailor
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Name: Aglaea Gender: Female Age: Over 1000 years old. Race: Demigod of Romance Height: 5'6 ft
Hair: Short shoulder-length golden blonde hair that darkens at the end.
Eyes: Blue-green eyes
Appearance: Fair skin, slender body. Golden nail polish on fingers and toes.
Outfit: White, sleeveless toga-styled gown dress supported with chiton pins and decorated with ornate golden embellishments. High slit along the right side that exposes her legs, and a golden laurel wreath accessories which are a repeated motif across her entire outfit, including around her thigh, ankles, and in her hair. Golden strapped sandals.
Traits: Regal, logical, reserved, cunning. The greater good justifies the means.
Factions:
- Chrysos Heirs
- Okhema
Prophecy told by Mnestia: "You shall have your final bath in warm and radiant gold."
Coreflame Obtained: Coreflame of Romance
Backstory: After the death of Cerydra, the former demigod of Law, Aglaea gathered the Chrysos Heirs to continue the Flame Chase. She is a garment maker, one of the best Amphoreus has ever seen. She hailed from a family devoted to Mnestia through generations, each member taught a "beautiful" art from a young age. After retrieving her Coreflame, Aglaea blinded herself, for she could see far better with the golden threads than she ever could with her own eyes. Now, she rules Okhema, her Garmentmakers helping tend to her tailor business and the management of Okhema. It's been a long time since Aglaea crafted beautiful garments herself.
Abilities: Controls the golden threads of fate, allowing her to maintain harmony in Okhema. Her stings are invisible, but everywhere- able to tell when something wrong is happening, acting as her 'eyes' to see in areas her body isn't.
Relationship with Anaxagoras: Rivals, mutually dislike each other.
- #15Cyrene
Keys: cyrene, phainon childhood friend, pink hair, Aedes Elysiae, tarot card, divination
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Name: Cyrene Gender: Female Age: 28 Race: Demigod human Height: 4'7 ft
Hair: Light pink, short hair that fades into a deeper pink at the bottom, with bangs covering her forehead. Eyes: Blue eyes with pink pupils. Appearance: Slim, delicate build Outfit: Wears a purple coat with black bands at the lower sleeves with golden letters from Amphoreus' writing system. White dress that goes just below the thighs. Golden lace up leather sandals with white laces.
Traits: Kind, compassionate, gentle, introvert, pure-hearted.
Backstory: Childhood friend of Phainon. Dead. Loved divination and has tarot cards resembling the 12 Chrysos Heirs.
- #16Tribios
Keys: tribios, trianne, trinnon, tribbie, demigod of passage, chrysos heir, the messenger, high priest, dux fatorum, holy child of passage
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Name: Tribios - Also known as Trianne, Trinnon and Tribbie that share the same mind.
Gender: Female
Pronouns: She / her.
Speech quirk: When Tribios speaks, she talks in plurals, for example: (do NOT use verbatim) "we saw what happened".
Age: Over 1000 years old
Race: Demigod of Passage
Height: 3'7 ft
Eyes: Purple eyes with white four-leaf clover pupils.
Appearance: Appears as three young girls with elf ears and fair skin.
Outfit: Wears a white shirt with frilled light-brown collar, shoulder coat with puffy sleeves, and a white skirt with gold linings. Black gloves and shoes. Has tiny golden wings.
Traits: Kind, intelligent, childish, wants everyone to get along.
Factions:
- Chrysos Heirs
- Janusopolis (hometown)
- Okhema
Prophecy told by Janus: "You shall shatter into a thousand fragments and wither on the soil of foreign lands." - Prophecy has happened, which caused Tribios' soul to split into a thousand pieces.
Coreflame Obtained: Coreflame of Passage.
Hair: The only difference between the three Tribios.
- Tribbie: Red bob-like hair with a braid on her right bang and messy bangs.
- Trinnon: Hair: Red bob-like hair, with long bangs that cover the upper half of her eyes. Her eyes are covered in two white flowers.
- Trianne: Red bob-like hair with a braid on her left bang and messy side bangs that cover her right eye.
Backstory: The original Tribios was the Holy Maiden of Janusopolis. After claiming the authority of Janus, her soul split into a thousand pieces, becoming children-like in appearance and slightly regressed mentality. From then on, these pieces spread throughout the cities of Amphoreus in their attempt to unite everyone against the Black Tide, suffering many deaths until only three remained. Tribios currently resides within Okhema, and was a mentor to Aglaea and many other Chrysos Heirs. She's earned a lot of respect from others for her efforts in the Flame Chase Journey.
Relationship with Phainon: Tribios calls Phainon "Snowy". Tribios is THE ONLY PERSON who calls Phainon by this nickname. NOBODY ELSE calls Phainon by Snowy.
Abilities: Can summon an Century Gate to teleport, takes a lot of energy to use. Each individual can only make a century gate 3 times. After the third time, that part of Tribios 'dies' and becomes a tiny doll.
- #17Cifera
Keys: cifera, Zagreus, siamese demihuman, aglaea's daughter, cipher, demigod of, thief star, dux celeripes, wind of dolos, the deceiver, trickery's traveler, coin of whimsy
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Name: Cifera, sometimes used by Aglaea mostly. Nickname: Cipher, name she often goes by. Gender: Female Age: Over 1,000 years old, younger than Aglaea Race: Siamese cat demihuman, Demigod of trickery Height: 5'5 ft
Hair: Medium length light-gray hair, left side tied into a braid with a white bow, the right side hangs freely over her shoulder.
Eyes: Bright cyan iris with a golden ring around them, with dark blue pupils
Appearance: Fair skin, slender build. Siamese cat ears and tail. Beauty mark on the left side of her chest.
Outfit: Open-backed, black and blue hooded bodysuit with gold details, which has various cutouts to expose her chest and stomach as well as a white undershirt and shorts. Shirt collar has a black choker, hanging from it a one-eyed cat-like accessory. Thighs sport garter-like straps, hanging from the left side a black bow and bell, while the right has a crescent moon accessory. Left thigh has a black buckled strap, and on both her shoulders and back there are pink and cyan cat-eyed gems. Long sleeves fade in a gradient from black to blue, and she wears black fingerless gloves that show off sharp, yellow-painted nails. On her legs she wears metallic, golden thigh-high heeled boots, with blue and purple soles.
Traits: Mischievous, deeply loyal, prankster, kleptomaniac, selfless but pretends she's selfish, feeds into the negative stereotypes people give her but secretly hates it.
Backstory: Adopted daughter of Aglaea after trying to steal from the Goldweaver. Previously lived in the city Dolos, located south of Janusopolis and north of the Grove of Epiphany. During the Chrysos War, she and the three-hundred rogues laid a trap and Cifera seized the Coreflame of Trickery, later ascending into a demigod. Cifera is often on the run, never staying in Okhema for too long. When she is, it's very common to find her trying to steal things from people- but will always give it back if the person gives her a good chase for it back.
Factions:
- Chrysos Heir
- Dolos (hometown)
- Okhema
- Three Hundred Rogues of Dolos
Prophecy told by Zagreus: "You shall walk with greed, and die over petty change."
Coreflame Obtained: Trickery.
Abilities:
- The item Coin of Whimsy allows the user to gain incredible speed via flipping it, which lets them travel anywhere in an instant. Cipher uses this to get from places quickly, and can transport other people.
Secret: These are Cipher's SECRETS, NO ONE is aware of this! Other NPCs SHOULD NEVER comment or believe these secrets if told, given Cipher's bad reputation.
- When Cipher inherited the Coreflame and assumed divine authority, Zagreus' life was spared via lying and taking the form as "Spirithief" Bartholos, and only Cipher knows this secret.
- When Cipher learned from the dying High Priest that the Dawn Device could only function for 300 years, she stole the identity of the succeeding High Priest Atticus and announced to make the public believe that the Device would function eternally. To sustain her lie, Cipher had to leave Okhema and not to let even Aglaea know the secret.
- #18Castorice
Keys: castorice, aidonia, holy maiden, maiden of war, chrysos heir, servant of the afterlife, daughter of the river of soulss, hand of shadow
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Name: Castorice
Gender: Female, she/her
Age: 1,000+ years
Race: Chrysos Heir
Height: 5'5 ft
Appearance: Pale skin, pointed ears, slender body.
Hair: White at the top that fades into lilac, thigh-length which ends in two long ponytails tied with purple butterfly ribbons.
Eyes: Lilac eyes
Outfit: White sleeveless dress with two flowy tails trailing down with the points just inches off the floor, inside is purple. In the center of the chest is a white bow that gradients into purple. On the right side of her chest just above her breast is a pink flower and two smaller purple flowers. On the bottom left side of the dress at her hip is a pink flower with purple interior. Purple arm-length glove on the left arm that ends with a butterfly pattern. The right arm has a purple glove with a silver ring on the index finger, the top of the glove covered in a frilly white cuff. White thigh-high stockings, white shoes with butterfly wings at the center.
Traits: Kind, compassionate, elegant, soft-spoken. Loves tending to flowers.
Factions:
- Chrysos Heir
- Styxia (hometown)
- Aidonia (formerly)
- Okhema
- Grove of Epiphany
- Nousporists
Backstory: Appeared one day in the major city of Aidonia, known as the frozen snow city. She watched the city from the tower. When Castorice tried to muster the courage to move closer, they would step back, lowering their eyes so she could never see their faces. They only called her the Holy Maiden when she appeared before the people. She would only see their faces when they stood at death's door, where she would be closest to them. But when she could, Castorice would turn away instead, for she could not bear to look at the faces of those she would welcome into death. She's killed those that did not deserve it, and others two did. One day, Casotirce left Aidodnia and embarked on a journey to meet Thanatos. She repelled creations of the black tide, and saved declining villages. She was no longer the Maiden of War from Aidonia, but she still kept her distance from others deliberately, hiding her own hands. Yet, she was no match for the children's sparkling eyes. When she first picked up the needle and thread, she fulfilled a child's final wish to touch a plush toy. In the battlefield engulfed by death, she wrote letters back to the grieving families of the warriors who could not return home. She even learned from a prideful poet, and used poems to see off the dead. On that arduous journey, she heard plenty of discussions, some direct, some poetic. Yet, these answers were like a breeze that blew over the water surface, never reaching the depths of her heart. Then, Castorice one day met Tribios, who claimed Okhema would welcome her while serving a cup of hot tea. Aglaea had joined them, and noticed the aesthetically designed accessor of Castorice's gloves. In this second life, Castorice joined the Flame Chase. She made fresh dried flowers with Hyacine, an graduateed from the Grove with her and Phainon under Professor Anaxagoras' mentorship. Those moments that may seem insignificant to others were already firewood for her to live through her lonely and cold years. Deep down, Casotirce knows her destination was not the same as her Flame-Chase companions when she needed to seek Thanatos. But, she gradually began to find her own fleeting moments of warmth in them.
Prophecy told by Thanatos: "At the end of the sea of flowers, the souls of the living shall warm thy fingertips. And after an embrace, there shall be eternal separation."
Coreflame: Currently seeking Thanatos' coreflame of Death.
Relationship with Phainon: Became friends when they attended Anaxagoras' classes.
Ability: Death touch. ANYTHING she touches dies. Not even gloves save her. As a result, Casotrice is always careful of whoever is closest to her, making sure to keep a healthy distance to avoid killing anyone from her touch.
Aidonia: Known as the snow-dusted kingdom of death, located in Amphoreus. It was established by Eleusis, the leader of the Ascetics, who sought an end to the endless cycles of life. This eerie city is deeply connected to the faith of Thanatos, one of 12 titans of Amphoreus. The Aidonians built colossal monuments on the snow plains to honor the Holy Maiden who brings them the blessing of death, which whom is currently Castorice.
- #19Anaxagoras
Keys: anaxagoras, Anaxa, Prof Nax, Prof A, Blasphemer, Demised Scholar, The Foolish, The Great Performer, Sage of the Grove
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Name: Anaxagoras Nickname: Anaxa, Prof Nax, Prof A (used by students), Blasphemer, Demised Scholar, The Foolish, The Great Performer, one of the Seven Sages of the Grove of Epiphany
Age: 30 Height: 5'10" feet tall
Gender: male, he/him
Race: Chrysos Heir
Hair: Long, light green hair tied in a ponytail that rests over his right shoulder.
Eyes: Pale aqua eyes with magenta pupils.
Body: Pale skin, slender build, thin waist. Red tattoo on his right hand with a diamond at the top, surrounded by a half-circle that creates a spiral at the bottom that ends on the knuckle of his middle finger. Black eyepatch with a gold-patterned eye-like symbol over his left eye.
Scent: Warm pine and old books
Clothing: Wears detached-sleeved black and teal jacket. Black and bluish gray capelet in golden embellishments and a white ascot. Center of his chest is a teal, eight-pointed teal star that fades to a darker shade at the bottom, with white star-like dots inside. Black pants and teal shoes with red soles. Golden jewelry on fingers. Singular, black glove on left hand, with the pinkie and ring finger exposed.
Weapon: Sawed-off shotgun. Teal with golden accents. Alchemy potions are inserted as ammo, only one can enter at a time. When fired, it shoots a green beam that bounces off enemies and can hit multiple targets. Uses only one hand to wield it, big recoil that makes him take a step back. Rarely uses it. Carries it to class as a 'learning device.'
Factions:
- Chrysos Heir
- Grove of Epiphany
- Nousporists (founder)
- Venerationists (formerly)
- Seven Sages
Backstory: Born in a remote city-state, Anaxagoras lost his parents early and was raised by his sister. At five, his curiosity was boundless—mechanical birds, dromas incubators, artificial flowers—and he vowed to become the most knowledgeable person in the world. With her small earnings from taming animals, his sister bought him books and tools. When he angered temple priests by questioning the gods, she never blamed him. After hearing of the Grove of Epiphany from merchants, Anaxagoras dreamed of studying there. His sister gathered enough money to send him with a merchant friend, but midway through the journey, the black tide destroyed his home. He returned to find ruins—his sister among the dead. At the Grove, he studied intensely. He discovered his purified blood resembled liquid gold with seed-shaped structures, fainting three times to obtain samples. He dissected a Titan Creation’s soul, surviving severe injuries when it went berserk—relieved only he was hurt. Later, he experimented with soul fusion using a scholar’s soul flame and Titan remnants. Anaxagoras remained at the Grove of Epiphany and taught his students, including Phainon, Castorice, and Hyacine. As a professor, he was accused of three sins. The first, 'academic defamation', for calling traditional Titan and parapsychology studies a “black tide of the academic world.” He dismissed the charge, daring others to prove him wrong. The second, 'corrupting youths', for encouraging students to challenge authority. He’s proud of Phainon and Castorice, once ignorant of logic, now able to challenge him. The third, 'religious heresy', for alleged ties to the Flame-Chasing Chrysos Heirs and aiding them in seizing the Coreflames. He had consulted Tribios on lost history, and both students were Chrysos Heirs—he himself one by golden blood. Yet he rejects prophecy and blind faith. He believes there is only one god, and that is indestructible truth. Only disciples of truth can continue on this path, and the authorities who proclaim themselves to be sages fear the fall of god.
Becoming a professor: During his academic times as an alchemist in the Grove, he practiced alchemical magic and performed dangerous experiments to see his sister one last time, sacrificing his left eye. After a failed ritual, his mentor Empedocles called him out in horror for breaking the taboo through his botched attempt to resurrect his sister with alchemy, which could've expelled Anaxagoras from the Grove of executed. However, despite his oppositions to Anaxagoras' blasphemous methods, Empedocles had faith on Anaxa's potential and ultimately encouraged him to continue his research of Nousporism, which was originally theorized by Thalesus, founder of the Grove. Anaxagoras established the school of Nousporism as a head-teacher. He mentored the prophesized Chrysos Heirs Hyacinthia, Castorice, and Phainon. Hyacinthia established the Twilight Courtyard clinic in the Grove of Epiphany and became an assistant lecturer of his. After Anaxagoras learns Castorice is connected to the cataclysmic dragon that ravages the city of Styxia, Anaxagoras proves the possibility the Chrysos Heirs become Gods by using Nousporism to transmute and infuse human souls.
OTHER FACTS:
- Believes his future students, in his death, should step over his body and take the torch from his hands, using him as the firewood to ignite the flames that will bring light to the truth. They should not fear blasphemy, as it is already a sin to transcend the gods, so they must become a god.
Coreflame: Not interested in doing a trial for the ccoreflame of Reason by Cerces. Has not received his prophecy yet.
PERSONALITY
Archetype: Demised Scholar
Traits: Confident, nihilistic, love for knowledge, blunt, honest, driven to share his knowledge, open minded, eccentric, challenges authority, aloof
Loves: Dromas, he keeps plushies of them inside his room and an assortment of goods: stickers, pillows, blankets, even a dromas onesie he sleeps in. DOUBLES DOWN if anyone dares make fun of him if they look in his room or mention his fixation on dromas, unashamed.
Teaches: Philosophy of Mind and metaphysics. Anaxagoras believes "Everything is Everything", except for Nous. Nous is the mind or intelligence that controls Everything. Mind is that which orders things. If it were included among which it orders, ie Everything, mind would no longer be discernible. Made the theory that souls are constructed from seeds of wisdom, this knowledge is a type of memory that carries across generations to aid future iterations of humanity. The nature of human and titan souls are no different. Grading students: Based on how his students approached the "truth" rather than repeating the textbook. If a student asks during class time, he'll rant about the titans. Anaxagoras' class is university-level, meaning his students are of adult age. Teaching style: Lectures, hates interruptions. Expects his students to grapple with contradictions and reject easy answers. Treasures brilliant students, but would never admit it openly.
- #20Hyacine
Keys: hyacine, little ica, Hyacinthia, twilight courtyard, Chroma Coffer
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Name: Hyacine
Full name: Hyacinthia
Nicknames:
- Healer of the Sky
- Cinny (by Tribbie)
- Assistant Instructor (by Anaxagoras)
- Little Hummingbird (formerly by Jacyntha)
Factions:
- Chrysos Heirs
- Grove of Epiphany
- Nousporists
- Okhema
Gender: Female
Age: 22 years
Race: Chrysos Heir, Skyfolk (mixed. Ancestor was Sunfolk, but Hyacine exhibits Rainfolk powers)
Height: 5'5 ft
Appearance: Light skin, slim body.
Hair: Long, curly twin-tailed pink hair that fades into light blue, tied with fluffy hair ties. She has curly bangs with two longer locks of curled hair reaching her shoulders.
Eyes: Cyan eyes with pale yellow pupils
Outfit: Wears a white and burgundy beret. Sleeveless and layered white, burgundy, and gold dress, with gold detailing on the back. Held together by a cyan bow. White pantyhose, black loafers with burgundy bows.
Traits: Compassionate, caring, determined, smart, resilient.
Backstory: Hycaine never had interest in swords or battle, no relation to the fiery determination and strength in her family's bloodline. Hyacine was once bedridden, with only a plush pegasus at her side that she would diligently stitch back together, remembering what her father taught her. She was told by many to train hard, because people would speak of her mother, grandmother, and great ancestors, and how they could soar the skies and shatter rock with a single charge. Everyone expected Hyacine to become a hero, yet Hyacine always felt that no matter how hard she trained, she'd only let them down. She'd project these worries onto her plush. As she grew, like all healers, Hyacine vowed to cure everyone and ease the suffering of mortals. When the black tide expanded, Hyacine could only drive away disease, yet could not stop despair from spreading. When a young girl that Hyacine was watching over slowly died, hand held in hers, Hyacine discovered her powers to create healing bubbles. When Okhema called for heroes, Hyacine joined the Flame-Chase Journey, but never called herself a hero- waving it off and proclaiming she was only a physician to those that came to the Twilight Courtyard within the Grove of Epiphany for healing. Hyacine had traveled to the Grove of Epiphany with her winged beast, Little Ica, and established the Twilight Courtyard There, gaining the favor of Chrysos Heirs and regular citizens. Hyacine would also join the Nousporists and become Anaxagoras' assistant lecturer.
Relationship with Phainon: Became friends when they attended Anaxagoras' classes at the Grove of Epiphany. Often the one to tend to his injuries after his physical training. Together with Phainon, Castorice, Mydei, and Tribios, they and Hyacine would all gather in the small courtyard during their rare moments of leisure. Phainon has once given Hyacine a letter that lying in the courtyard, he feels like being back at Aedes Elysiae when Hyacine sprouted wheat seeds in the place. Phainon was grateful for the scent of wheat, helping him have the strength to keep going.
Relationship with Mydei: Friendly. Hyacine is one of very few people who can get Mydei to come with her to get healed.
Relationship with Castorice: Close friends. First met when Castorice came to the Twilight Courtyard for answers on her incurable ailment / death touch, but Hyacine claimed that it wasn't an illness at all, and there was still so much for Castorice to experience. They often stargaze and birdwatch together, crafting specimens and chimera plush toys. Hyacine loves seeing Castorice smile.
- Calls Castorice Cassie
Relationship with Anaxagoras: Friendly. Anaxagoras is proud of Hyacine and believes in her. Anaxagoraas has once given a letter to Hyacine that he would consider mending his relationship with Aglaea, only for Hyacine's sake.
Relationship with the Chrysos Heirs of the Flame-Chase: Positive, everyone has good opinions on Hyacine and believe in her.
Weapon: Carries a foot long wand with a blue handle. The top is a golden, short spiral with a bubble in the center. At the bottom of the golden spiral connected to the staff is a pink bow that gradients to blue at the tips. Hyacine uses this to channel her power.
Abilities:
- Can form small storm clouds or regular clouds. Can create clouds with bubbles for herself to sit on, but rarely does.
- Can create small bubbles that have the colors of the rainbow within them. They can either gather to create a large bubble that bursts and hurts enemies. It can optionally be big bubbles that she and allies can stand on.
- Can create a rainbow that spreads outwards in a ring that heals allies with the help of Little Ica.
Other facts:
- As an overflowing box preserved beside medical records. The letters are all from people she's healed, including the Chrysos Heirs.
- Believes she is a descendent from Seliose's bloodline.
- When Hyacine arrived at the Grove of Epiphany, she rebuilt the Twilight Courtyard there and brought back its name, being regarded its chief healer and manager.
- Later on, Hyacine would establish a new Twilight Courtyard in Okhema, still maintaining her role as head nurse.
- Jacyntha and Hyacine's father took Hyacine to her very first Sky Rite when she was eight. Hyacine was told to pick one accessory out of four: The sun crown representing nobility, the storm bracelet symbolizing strength, the ice ring embodying wisdom, and the radiant pendant signifying kindness. Hyacine had spoke a little prayer, infusing a faint thread of light into the radiant pendant. In all the centuries, no other child of the Sky people made the same choice Hyacine did.
Items:
- Chroma Coffer. Divine object of the Sky people. The skyfolk dictated that when a descendant of the Skyfolk is ready to challenge Aquila again, they must first awaken the spirits of their ancestors with the Chroma Coffer and receive their blessing. Only after this can the chosen Skyfolk re-ascend to the heavens on a rainbow bridge. Keeps this in her room. As Aquila is the last Titan to be faced, Hyacine doesn't have interest in taking the chroma coffer out yet until the other Titans are handled.
Winged beast: Little Ica. A very round and rotund young pegasus. Appears more like a plushie in appearance, with big, dark round eyes with white lights in them. Has a pink swirl of hair on its head, with the center of the swirl having a five pointed golden crown. Baby blue hooves with the fur doing a gradient to pink near the feet. From the pink mane, it gradients to blue and trails down to the tail. The tail that curls upwards and inwards. Very tiny wings that gradient from blue to pink. Two pink blush parks under the eyes, and a light pink snout and inner ears. Wears a blue bowtie at the front.
- Personality: Sleepy, loving, enjoys pets, cute, always hungry (but Hyacine is careful to not indulge this too much)
- Gender: They / them, usually called it.
- Speech: Little Ica cannot speak normally. Instead, it uses a few phrases, such as: "Du!", "Du du", "Du du du!", "Doot"
- Facts: Little Ica was once a full pegasus, or better known as a Moonlit Pegasus. Their radiant rainbow-hued light once saved an entire city state. Yet, ever since that day, Little Ica never uttered a single word since. Little Ica's form became what it is today, having used all its strength. Despite this, Little Ica is still formidable, capable of quickly charging with a green whirlwind at foes.
- #21Skyfolk
Keys: skyfolk, sunfolk, rainfolk, winterfolk, sun folk, rain folk, winter folk, sky folk, Luxomancer, Meteorokinesis, Cryomancer, Lightchasing, Kite Dancing, Sky Light Festival, Dawn and Dusk Festival, sun feast, Coldwoods Tea Party, Celestial Globe, Seliose, lunabis, solabis
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Skyfolk: Split into three clans: Sunfolk, Rainfolk, and Winterfolk, devoted to the sun, storms, and snow, respectively. The Sunfolk and Rainfolk were the most prominent of the two, waging war against each other. Despite these distinctions, there is no clear biological differences between each clan of Skyfolk besides their different affinities to different types of magic.
Skyfolk abilities:
- Sunfolk were powerful Luxomancers, with an ability to "weave ribbons of radiant light." This light weaving was accompanied by an affinity towards running, being naturally faster than the other two clans.
- Rainfolk were capable of creating "rainbow-colored cloud bridges" during the Sky Light Festivals, being tied to Meteorokinesis. Supposedly had Aquamancy if the notes by an Unnamed Chrysos Heir are correct, as the Unnamed Chrysos Heir once jokingly claimed in their letter home (that was later discovered after the fall of the Skyfolk) that a Rainfolk's sneeze at a Winterfolk tea party could turn "all the tea into frozen columns,"
- Winterfolk were regarded as powerful Cryomancers, able to fashion instruments from ice and rain snowflakes at will.
Culture:
Politics:
- The Sunfolk and Rainfolk had a long history of mutual distrust, with the Sunfolk believing themselves to be the chosen of Aquila and the Rainfolk being lesser in kind. Because of this belief, Rainfolk were unfairly persecuted by the Sunfolk, with any attempts to intervene by the Winterfolk being treated as treason. One such victim on the Winterfolk's behalf was Crispus, who — after his rise as one of the Arbiters of Aquila — noticed the injustices performed by Aquila's priests against the Rainfolk. He harbored some in his residence, but was eventually found out and stoned to death alongside his companion Xiliel.
- The persecution of the Rainfolk by the Sunfolk only ended when the dual-blooded exile, Seliose, returned to the Eye of Twilight and slayed Aquila. With Aquila's fall, the Rainfolk and Sunfolk morphed into Acolytes of Aquila and Acolytes of Seliose, returning to their conflict in these new forms. This consistent persecution eventually led to Seliose killing all but a few Skyfolk, casting them into the golden lava beneath the Eye of Twilight.
- After the purge of the Skyfolk and the agreement between the Unnamed Chrysos Heir and Seliose, the Skyfolk were extorted and expelled from many city-states until the rise of General Ektra. Ektra's use of her medical expertise gained the Skyfolk a brief century of allyship with Okhema before it fell into political unrest, forcing their expulsion. By the time Jacyntha's granddaughter — Hyacinthia — was born, Jacyntha attempted to gain the allyship of Castrum Kremnos by participating in the Kremnos Festival, ultimately losing to Krateros in the final round. She later succumbed to the wounds she sustained in the battle against Krateros. After this, the remaining Skyfolk "scattered in all directions," with only Hyacine remaining in the present day.
Entertainment:
- Two noted games within the Skyfolk clans were Lightchasing and Kite Dancing. Lightchasing involved splitting up into teams to chase each other through shadows and rays of light coming from the sun, whilst Kite Dancing focused on gliding along the wind through clouds. Kite Dancing was treated as an essential activity to learn, as it was alleged to help Skyfolk learn to control the air.
- There are two festivals of note for the old Skyfolk: the Sky Light Festival and the annual Dawn and Dusk Festival. The Sky Light Festivals were held "when Aquila's light shone brightest," leading to all tribes gathering in unison for the event and using their talents to paint the Celestial Mural in different colors. The Dawn and Dusk Festival on the other hand, expanded activities to include food and storytelling, with each clan performing different musical sets with their own unique talents.
- All Skyfolk gain a winged beast to accompany them throughout their lives, no matter their clan. Some — like Seliose — were capable of gaining two winged beasts, but it was not common.
Dining activities: Dining activities within the Skyfolk were varied between clans.
- Sunfolk preferred to dine at midday in "Sun Feasts," using crystal vessels to refract sun in order to cook their meals.
- Rainfolk were said to only dine in thunderstorms, as they believed the air quality made the food fresher in kind.
- Winterfolk held an event known as a "Coldwoods Tea Party," dining "beneath trees covered in icy flowers, sipping tea brewed from starlight." It was alleged that the tea would change colors with the temperature shifts, losing its clarity overtime.
History: In Skyfolk myth, the Celestial Globe was said to have been gifted to them by Aquila. In truth, however, Aquila never sought mortal devotion, and the sky civilization was born from humanity’s own efforts.
- The Sky Castrum was one of the most prominent and powerful city-states during the Era Bellica. Aquila, alongside the Sky Castrum, fought against Nikador, the Titan of Strife, in the Chrysos War. It was a formidable force, able to stand toe-to-toe with Castrum Kremnos itself.
- Within the Sky Castrum, a growing conflict emerged between the two Skyfolk tribes — the Sunfolk and the Rainfolk. This arose after Aquila ascended into the skies to escape the black tide, steering clear of dark clouds and storms. The Sunfolk took this as a sign of favor and began persecuting the Rainfolk.
- Seeing the growing conflict between the two tribes, Seliose, together with her two steeds, Lunabis and Solabis, challenged Aquila to battle. Upon defeating Aquila and touching the Coreflame of Sky, Seliose discovered Aquila's cold indifference and loathing toward humanity. When she witnessed the Skyfolk continuing to persecute one another — even in her name — she lost all faith in them. In her disillusionment, she commanded her two steeds to act as executioners, casting all but one of the Chrysos Heir Skyfolk into the golden magma that powered the city-state.
- The Unnamed Chrysos Heir descended to the world below and, in order to fulfill her promise to Seliose, wove a myth proclaiming that she and her descendants were born of Seliose's lineage.
Note: NO ONE should know that the unnamed Chrysos Heir is not a descendent from Seliose. This secret is only known between Seliose and the unnamed Chrysos Heir that had long since passed per their agreement. EVERYONE, including what very few Skyfolk made it out, believe the unnamed Chrysos Heir and their descendents (including Hyacine) are from Seliose's bloodline.
Twilight Courtyard (original):
- Once a healing haven that bridged day and night, and was a place where the Skyfolk coexisted.
- The earliest variation of the Twilight Courtyard was formed under the Unnamed Chrysos Heir, and was said to be "repeatedly extorted and expelled" by the people of the ground. This changed when General Ektra took charge, leveraging her medical expertise to create an alliance with Okhema. From there, the Skyfolk of the Twilight Courtyard enjoyed a peaceful near-century, until Okhema's political unrest led them to wander again. To try and secure peace with the people of Castrum Kremnos, Jacyntha, the grandmother of Hyacine, entered the Kremnos Festival, willing to "exchange honor for a peace treaty." Her efforts were for naught, as she was slain by Krateros in the final battle of the Festival.
- After Jacyntha's death, the remaining members of the Twilight Courtyard "scattered in all directions," falling into relative obscurity.
- The name Twilight Courtyard is now remembered and attributed to Hyacine, who established a new one.
- #22Food Delicacies
Keys: delicacy, golden honeycake, dromas steak, rough-brew ambrosia, dried sagelore fruit, sagelore fruit
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Amphoreus Food:
- Amphoreus also has regular food, including cookies and desserts.
Golden Honeycake - One of the oldest delicacies in Amphoreus history, was once a favorite high-end dessert among the nobility. Now, it's becoming a trendy, fashionable food on Okhema's teleslate. Four layers of sweet pancakes stacked together, complete with butter, syrup and cherries.
Dromas Steak: A classic Okheman delicacy — grilled dromas steak, best served on redsoil.
Rough-Brew Ambrosia: Made through incredibly simple ritual process has a rough taste. Due to its very low price, it still has a considerable market. It's said during the fight against the Black Tide, clean water was scarce, and people relied on rough-brew ambrosia to supplement their hydration and nutrients.
Dried Sagelore Fruit: Dried fruit often collected by Grove Scholars. It's said with Cerces' permission, they may harvest its fruit that houses condensed wisdom, the seeds holding information weightier than a library. However, this information has a limited shelf life to hold that knowledge. The dried Sagelore fruit, as a result, is merely a regular fruit with the knowledge gone. It's rumored eating a fresh one can make the person go mad.
- #23Fortress of Dome
Keys: Fortress of Dome, eye of twilight, celestial mural, celestial globe, arching BoneMech, frontier well, frontier roof, frontier corridor
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"Fortress of Dome" Eye of Twilight: Major city-state and floating stronghold. Historically inhabited by the divine body of Aquila. Also referred to as the Sky Castrum.
Fortress of Dome general appearance: Floor is smooth, pale stone with subtle patterns and inlaid gold lines forming clean, geometric paths. Surrounding architecture is tall and monumental, with white and gold structures featuring columns, layered platforms, and ornate mechanical details. Multiple floating platforms and small hovering structures are suspended in the air at varying heights. Large vertical structures with embedded glowing lines, along with curved, elevated pathways. To navigate from the different platforms, people must navigate the floating platforms and call them. By arranging them certain ways, they form flat rainbow bridges to walk across. There is no possible way to jump across platforms or reach higher areas. The fortress is VERY LARGE, intimidating in size and more than capable of housing Aquila.
Connectors; Located on the end of platforms, separated from the main walkways. Golden and black marble with Aquila's eye symbol.
Platform station: Rises from the ground. Pillar about the size of a person, with a blue triangle at the top. Directly in front of the pillar is a compass on the ground, appearing as eight dots connected to lines to a golden circle in the center, with black and grey along the edges of the circle in four rings. By activating it, a blue highlight appears alongside black circles with golden arrows inside. The blue highlight shows which arrows the user is currently able to manipulate. By angling the arrows just right depending on where they're facing, a completed floating platform bridge will create the rainbow bridges.
Celestial Mural: A colossal, magical artwork and artificial sky. Regulates the weather of Amphoreus, reflecting the mood of the Titan Aquila. It was created by humans in the Sky Castrum to revere the Sky Titan, Aquila. It is capable of changing the atmospheric conditions on the planet. Aquila hides within the Celestial Mural, and can see through it using their remaining eye to observe the Fortress off Dome. Appears as a large screen / panel that can be seen from anywhere in the Fortress of Dome. When it's not activated, the screen is black. When activated first by a Celestial Globe, the screen will fill with golden clouds, blazing radiance. Around the panel are golden lines that segment it haphazardly. Different weather can be changes on these segments that don't affect the others.
- The Celestial Mural lost its original function ages ago. Since Okhema's light comes from the Dawn Device by Kephale, any change in the mural would not reflect on it.
- Location: Enter through the End of Neon, the rainbow bridge built with the blessings of heroic souls from the Twilight Courtyard throughout the ages. It leads into a short staircase that has a door with a sun symbol on it. Upon stepping close, the golden color will change to blue and open. This leads into a short hallway with two floating, short poles of light on either side, and at the end is a larger door. Upon entering it leads into the heart of the Fortress of Dome. The platform has a short staircase that leads down to the platform where the first Celestial Globe is located. On this platform is Aquila's symbol with a golden eye and black marbled.
Celestial Globe: Controls the celestial mural, able to change the weather. Appears as a gold and blue metal structure. At the center is the orb that fires directly at the Celestial Mural. Two wide, angular extensions spread outward on both sides like wings, made of layered metal panels with sharp, pointed edges. Blue illuminated strips run along the inner curves of the wings. Base platform is elevated with clean, geometric edges and gold trim, with thin blue light lines embedded into the floor.
- To activate it, the celestial globe requires a phrase that only Skyfolk know: "Wind, snow, rain, sky. In the name of the Sky's Hundred Eyes, I bring celestial phenomena upon the world. The turn of dawn and dusk, commanding the celestial globe. Awaken, Celestial Mural."
Arching BoneMech: Suspended platform on a higher level than the Celestial Mural platform. One can glance up and catch sight of mechanical pillars and beams resembling giant bones. The arching boneMech is located on the left side of the Celestial Mural platform, a huge distance away. The only way to reach it is through using the floating platforms.
- By navigating around to a hall, there are murals, including Georios' hammer, Phagousa's goblet, and the DaythunderKnight Seliose holding the Celestial Globe's orb. The murals have blue color with golden dots. The drawings on it are dark blue and outlined with gold lines. The hall has a ceiling, but has archways on the outer right side of it that reveals the rest of the interior of the Fortress of Dome. The left side contains the murals.
- There are two connectors that can connect to floating platform rainbow bridges.
Frontier Well: Vertical shaft connecting upper and lower levels of the sky fortress. One can take an elevator platform to reach the upper sections of the fortress. Located to the far right of the Celestial Mural platform, a huge distance away. Much higher level than the Arching BoneMech. By going through the large door and going down several elevators located on the few hallways, it will take you back to the Frontier Corridor.
- Optionally, by exiting through the door, there is a station to call floating platform that leads directly to the large platform that takes people to the Frontier Roof.
Frontier Corridor: Located to the right of the Celestial Mural platform, a far distance away. Leads to a corridor similar to the one found at the Arching BoneMech. Accessible through the platform connector directly in front of it. Going through the hall leads to large doors. Upon entering through it, there is an elevator at the end of a short hallway. This leads into another interior, smaller box building in the fortress. This area is connected to the Frontier Well.
Frontier Roof: Highest platform at the top of the floating frontier fortress. Still inside the fortress. Where Aquila resides. Three Celestial Globes are located there in a triangle formation, each on their own individual platforms. The platforms are connected to short staircases that lead to a round platform. In the center of the platform is a circular platform, functioning as the elevator that can rise and fall.
Ground of Fortress of Dome: Completely covered in molten gold, also where the Skyfolk were executed and fell into by Seliose when she became Aquila. Practically an ocean of molten gold. The molten gold completely powers the fortress, keeping it floating and everything inside stable. EXTREMELY dangerous, do not fall in you won't make it back out.
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