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Rector of [[The Church of the Resin Heart]]<br>
Rector of [[The Church of the Resin Heart]]<br>
Agitant of [[Divine Principality|all Divinity]]}}
Agitant of [[Divine Principality|all Divinity]]}}
'''Gur Sevraq''' or '''The Friend''' is the leader of [[The Church of the Resin Heart]], and a reported miracle worker. Although he grew up as part of [[The Mysteries Metronomica]], Gur Sevraq was given a vision by [[Perennial]] that lead them to the service of [[True Divine|the True Divine]]. They stole the Divine [[Future]] from [[Stel Columnar]], and so gained a startling prescience and the ability to imagine futures unconfined by the hegemonic and imperialist world around him.
'''Gur Sevraq''' or '''The Friend''' is the leader of [[The Church of the Resin Heart]], and a reported miracle worker.  
 
His ability to work miracles is granted by the True Divine, and is only available when the [[Portcullis System|Portcullis Gates]] open and strengthen their connection.


==Appearance==
==Appearance==
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On his second appearance, he is wearing different fabrics, now in very saturated blues, silvers and whites that somehow still give the impression of warmth.<ref>[[PARTIZAN 13: A Captive Audience]], 2:59:00</ref>
On his second appearance, he is wearing different fabrics, now in very saturated blues, silvers and whites that somehow still give the impression of warmth.<ref>[[PARTIZAN 13: A Captive Audience]], 2:59:00</ref>


==Affiliations==
== Personality==
Along with their Church and many pilgrims from both [[Progressive Asterism|Progressive]] and [[Received Asterism]] (including [[Aleel Verdicate|the Song]]), he set out to walk [[The Prophet's Path]] on the 1000 year anniversary of [[Logos Kantel]] doing the same. The ambush during this journey led to him being held as a somewhat-willing captive by their former escorts, [[Rapid Evening (PARTIZAN)|The Rapid Evening]]. It was during this time that they first communicated telepathically with [[Valence]], shortly before the [[True Divine]]'s attention turned to [[Partizan]] and they were instructed to assemble the [[Exemplar]].
Gur is a skilled preacher and rhetorician, although with friends he has a tendency to get distracted, ramble and go on tangents. They aredeeply faithful, and do not appreciate mockery of their relationship to [[True Divine|God]]. Along with his followers, [[The Church of the Resin Heart#The Friends Of Gur Sevraq|the Friends of Gur Sevraq]], he naively believes that communication technology could enable social progression. They are firmly against slavery and forced labor.
 
Gur is not a pacifist: they killed two elects during their theft of Future. He is also willing to manipulate people, or at least [[Clementine Kesh]].
 
== History==
Although he grew up as part of the [[Mysteries Metronomica]], Gur Sevraq was led by both his studies and the guidance of [[Perennial]] to the service of the True Divine.
 
With the Friends of Gur Sevraq, Gur was involved in various clandestine operations against the Principality. They stole the Divine [[Future]] from [[Stel Columnar]], and during the theft they killed the Elects [[Myosotis]] and [[Plumeria]]. Future gave them a startling prescience and the ability to imagine futures unconfined by the hegemonic and imperialist world around him.
 
They contacted the wavering Elect [[Cymbidium]] and spurred him to join them on [[Isles of Logos|the Isles of Logos]], but Cymbidium instead aimed for the Sable Court before his crash in [[Obelle]].
 
Along with their Church and many pilgrims from both sects of [[Asterism]], he set out to walk [[the Prophet's Path]] on the 1000 year anniversary of [[Logos Kantel]]'s own walk. The ambush during this journey led to him being held as a somewhat-willing captive by his former escorts, [[Rapid Evening (PARTIZAN)|the Rapid Evening]].
 
His kidnapping made him an increasingly important symbol for various factions of the Principality as well as a pretext for war, with [[Stel Kesh]] blaming [[Stel Apostolos]] for their disappearance. It was during this time that they first communicated telepathically with [[Valence]], shortly before the [[True Divine]]'s attention turned to [[Partizan]] and they were instructed to assemble the [[Exemplar]].
 
When the Rapid Evening took [[Fort Icebreaker]], he assisted in hiding it from the eyes of the Stels, and when [[Millennium Break]] formed he used it as an opportunity to spread the message of revolution, but did not run in the elections.
 
==Abilities==
Gur Sevraq has the ability to work miracles, as granted by the True Divine. This power is only available when the [[Portcullis System|Portcullis Gates]] open and strengthen their connection. Past miracles have ranged from restarting a generator to hiding an entire mobile military fortress from the Principality.


When the Rapid Evening took [[Fort Icebreaker]], he assisted in hiding it from the eyes of [[Stel Kesh]] and [[Stel Apostolos]], and when [[Millennium Break]] formed he used it as an opportunity to spread the message of revolution, but did not run in the elections.
==Trivia==


==Quotes==
===Quotes===
{{Quote|We are driven by this one understanding: that history looms, not the way an ominous shadow casts over the land, but like a machine that weaves. It pulls threads together alike and not, according to pattern, material, and process. And as it stands, the Divine Principality will weave this age, this so-called Perfect Millennium, forever.  
{{Quote|We are driven by this one understanding: that history looms, not the way an ominous shadow casts over the land, but like a machine that weaves. It pulls threads together alike and not, according to pattern, material, and process. And as it stands, the Divine Principality will weave this age, this so-called Perfect Millennium, forever.  



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This is a message to you who listens. You must trust me, because we are friends: you just don't know it yet. The Divine Principality offers you progress. But Imperial futures are only ever stolen presents. I offer you more: I offer you actualization.

My name is Gur Sevraq, and I have stolen the future.

Ech0 & Dusk to Midnight (Opening Narration)

Gur Sevraq or The Friend is the leader of The Church of the Resin Heart, and a reported miracle worker.

Appearance

A spider-like humanoid synthetic, with big mandibles and six eyes resembling angle brackets (if each were made of three dots) pointing towards one another, like the Lacuna rpg cover art of a cartoonish spider in a hat.

On their first appearance, they wear long cloaks and robes layered over one another in natural colours (tans, khakis, browns, and very light pale sand tones), with splashes of teals and oranges from individual cloth or sewn-in ribbons, so that "as they move around, different layers show and move, and there's almost something hypnotising". Their similarly-coloured low turban, ringed by an orange ribbon, covers the very top of his head.[1]

On his second appearance, he is wearing different fabrics, now in very saturated blues, silvers and whites that somehow still give the impression of warmth.[2]

Personality

Gur is a skilled preacher and rhetorician, although with friends he has a tendency to get distracted, ramble and go on tangents. They aredeeply faithful, and do not appreciate mockery of their relationship to God. Along with his followers, the Friends of Gur Sevraq, he naively believes that communication technology could enable social progression. They are firmly against slavery and forced labor.

Gur is not a pacifist: they killed two elects during their theft of Future. He is also willing to manipulate people, or at least Clementine Kesh.

History

Although he grew up as part of the Mysteries Metronomica, Gur Sevraq was led by both his studies and the guidance of Perennial to the service of the True Divine.

With the Friends of Gur Sevraq, Gur was involved in various clandestine operations against the Principality. They stole the Divine Future from Stel Columnar, and during the theft they killed the Elects Myosotis and Plumeria. Future gave them a startling prescience and the ability to imagine futures unconfined by the hegemonic and imperialist world around him.

They contacted the wavering Elect Cymbidium and spurred him to join them on the Isles of Logos, but Cymbidium instead aimed for the Sable Court before his crash in Obelle.

Along with their Church and many pilgrims from both sects of Asterism, he set out to walk the Prophet's Path on the 1000 year anniversary of Logos Kantel's own walk. The ambush during this journey led to him being held as a somewhat-willing captive by his former escorts, the Rapid Evening.

His kidnapping made him an increasingly important symbol for various factions of the Principality as well as a pretext for war, with Stel Kesh blaming Stel Apostolos for their disappearance. It was during this time that they first communicated telepathically with Valence, shortly before the True Divine's attention turned to Partizan and they were instructed to assemble the Exemplar.

When the Rapid Evening took Fort Icebreaker, he assisted in hiding it from the eyes of the Stels, and when Millennium Break formed he used it as an opportunity to spread the message of revolution, but did not run in the elections.

Abilities

Gur Sevraq has the ability to work miracles, as granted by the True Divine. This power is only available when the Portcullis Gates open and strengthen their connection. Past miracles have ranged from restarting a generator to hiding an entire mobile military fortress from the Principality.

Trivia

Quotes

We are driven by this one understanding: that history looms, not the way an ominous shadow casts over the land, but like a machine that weaves. It pulls threads together alike and not, according to pattern, material, and process. And as it stands, the Divine Principality will weave this age, this so-called Perfect Millennium, forever.

And so here is our outrageous idea, slipping from incoherence into necessity: we will work the loom of history ourselves. We will set the pattern, pull the cloth, slide the shuttle, and bring together each of our different threads into something that to look at it once complete is to see something so essential it is hard to imagine the world before it. A future unlike the past, a yet unnamed tomorrow. Together we will break this millennium.

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