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{{Infobox character|title=|pronouns=he/they|color_theme=pal
{{Infobox character|title=|pronouns=he/they|color_theme=pal
|aliases=Miseri<br>Scion (callsign)|titles=Captain|people=[[Human]]|affiliations=[[The Curtain]]<br />[[STEREOMA]]
|aliases=Miseri<br>Scion (callsign)|titles=Captain|people=[[Human]]|affiliations=[[The Curtain]]<br />[[STEREOMA]]<br />[[Cas'alear Rizah]]
|place_of_origin=[[Stel Nideo]]|relations=[[Cor'rina Corrine]] (rival)|player=[[Sylvi Bullet]]
|place_of_origin=[[Stel Nideo]]|relations=[[Cor'rina Corrine]] (rival)|player=[[Sylvi Bullet]]
|debut=[[The Road to PALISADE 04: Last Shooting]]|season=''[[Road to PALISADE]]''<br />''[[PALISADE]]''}}
|debut=[[The Road to PALISADE 04: Last Shooting]]|season=''[[Road to PALISADE]]''<br />''[[PALISADE]]''}}
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Alongside Cor'rina Corrine, Miseri puts together a "surgical, anti-[[Bilateral Intercession|Bilat]] hit squad" known as [[STEREOMA]].<ref>[[PALISADE 19: How It Always Looks Pt. 2]]</ref>
Alongside Cor'rina Corrine, Miseri puts together a "surgical, anti-[[Bilateral Intercession|Bilat]] hit squad" known as [[STEREOMA]].<ref>[[PALISADE 19: How It Always Looks Pt. 2]]</ref>


{{Spoiler block|spoiling=[[PALISADE 25: An Impossible Ideal Pt. 4]]|text=Cor'rina and Miseri also put together a plan to disable the [[Stellar combustor|Stellar Combustor]] following [[Stargrave Elcessor]]'s threat to blow up Palisade, the [[Twilight Mirage (location)|Twilight Mirage]], and the 23 nearest star systems. On the Combustor, they run into [[Kalvin Brnine]], [[Phrygian]], and [[Routine Rennari]] who are attempting to do the same thing. The two groups work together and save the day, and Phrygian uses their last move as a PC to prevent STEREOMA from taking all the credit. Later, during a debrief, Brnine tells Miseri that he should come back to the ''[[Blue Channel (ship)|Blue Channel]]'' with them.<ref>[[PALISADE 25: An Impossible Ideal Pt. 4]]</ref>|theme=pal}}
{{Spoiler block|spoiling=[[PALISADE 25: An Impossible Ideal Pt. 4]]|text=Cor'rina and Miseri also put together a plan to disable the [[Stellar combustor|Stellar Combustor]] following [[Stargrave Elcessor]]'s threat to blow up Palisade, the [[Twilight Mirage (location)|Twilight Mirage]], and the 23 nearest star systems. On the Combustor, they run into [[Kalvin Brnine]], [[Phrygian]], and [[Routine Rennari]] who are attempting to do the same thing. The two groups work together and save the day, and Phrygian uses their last move as a PC to prevent STEREOMA from taking all the credit. Later, during a debrief, Brnine tells Miseri that he should come back to the ''[[Blue Channel (ship)|Blue Channel]]'' with them.<ref>[[PALISADE 25: An Impossible Ideal Pt. 4]]</ref>|theme=pal}}{{Spoiler block|spoiling=[[PALISADE 42: A Mechanical Whine Pt. 4]]|text=Following the assassination of [[Dahlia]], the Pact's leader, Misericorde, Cor'rina, and Routine become the personal bodyguards of [[Cas'alear Rizah]], Dahlia's heir apparent.<ref name="pal42">[[PALISADE 42: A Mechanical Whine Pt. 4]]</ref>|theme=pal}}


== Gallery ==
== Gallery ==

Revision as of 18:04, 22 March 2024

Show me the ferocity I bring out in you and let me try and match it.

– Misericorde, Last Shooting

Misericorde, or Miseri, is a pilot for the Curtain squad the 16th Epiphany.

Their relationship with Cor'rina Corrine is dramatized in Alise Breka's novel Among Sharks.[1]

Personality

They are feared and known for their ferocity. Heir to a disgraced noble house that supported the Farmer's Rebellion, they seek to restore their family's name.

Appearance

He has long hair that falls in his scarred face, and an intense gaze. The character Savior from Daemon X Machina is a reference for their hair and broody vibe.

History and Involvement

Miseri has met Cor'rina Corrine several times in battle; cor once let him escape when he was captured.

The Road to PALISADE

He pilots the Firmament Mk 3, inherited from his family. It resembles a knight whose human-like features have been corrupted into a visage of death; it's silver and black and one of its hands has been lost. It has beam saber wings which can be removed and used as weapons. He is supported by a Nidean R&D crew, including the family friend and designer of the Firmament, Echelon Leson.

In Misericorde's third duel against Cor'rina Corrine over Palisade a combination of the Perennial Wave and the Twilight Mirage leaves them as the only two combatants on the field. The two fight until they are both impaled together on the last sword of the Firmament Mk 3, and crash together into Palisade below them, protected by the Panta Rhei's shield on re-entry. When he lands on Palisade Misericorde, knowing they are presumed dead, finds he no longer cares about his family's name, instead choosing to continue fighting for the rush, describing their duel with Cor'rina as "the most fun [they've had] in their life".

PALISADE

Alongside Cor'rina Corrine, Miseri puts together a "surgical, anti-Bilat hit squad" known as STEREOMA.[2]

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This section contains spoilers for PALISADE 25: An Impossible Ideal Pt. 4.
Click here to reveal.

Cor'rina and Miseri also put together a plan to disable the Stellar Combustor following Stargrave Elcessor's threat to blow up Palisade, the Twilight Mirage, and the 23 nearest star systems. On the Combustor, they run into Kalvin Brnine, Phrygian, and Routine Rennari who are attempting to do the same thing. The two groups work together and save the day, and Phrygian uses their last move as a PC to prevent STEREOMA from taking all the credit. Later, during a debrief, Brnine tells Miseri that he should come back to the Blue Channel with them.[3]

Palcover.jpg

This section contains spoilers for PALISADE 42: A Mechanical Whine Pt. 4.
Click here to reveal.

Following the assassination of Dahlia, the Pact's leader, Misericorde, Cor'rina, and Routine become the personal bodyguards of Cas'alear Rizah, Dahlia's heir apparent.[4]

Gallery

Quotes

Terrorists. Cool.

– Miseri, meeting Millennium Break members in "An Impossible Ideal Pt. 4"

References