Rigormorphis (talk | contribs) m (setting-specific Peoples category, also season categories) |
1smalldragon (talk | contribs) No edit summary |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
The '''people of Quire''', also known as '''Qui Err''', are the first people of the planet of [[Quire]], who originally lived there from before the [[Quire#Dusted Age|Dusted Age]] to the end of the [[Quire#Blooded Age|Blooded Age]]. After being repopulated by a series of system-wide miracles, they contribute significant numbers to the [[Qui Err Coalition]]. | |||
The '''people of Quire''', also known as '''Qui Err''', | |||
The last of them fled to the [[Curiosity#Sky Reflected in Mirrors|Sky Reflected in Mirrors]], where they attempted to save the memories of their people. | The Qui Err were decimated by war due to Independence's influence. The last of them fled to the [[Curiosity#Sky Reflected in Mirrors|''Sky Reflected in Mirrors'']], where they attempted to save the memories of their people in the form of clone templates.<ref>[[Twilight Mirage 21: One's Own Right]], 1:06:30.</ref> [[Miss's Castlerose|Castlerose]] later used this to make human-looking bodies for her [[Castlerose Agency|assassins]].<ref name=":1">[[Twilight Mirage 20: Bits Left Behind]], 0:19:10.</ref> During the [[The Miracle of the Mirage|Miracle]], [[Iota Pretense]] and a few thousand other Qui Err were reconstituted using the ''Sky Reflected in Mirrors''<nowiki/>' cloning systems, with populations residing on the ''Sky Reflected in Mirrors'' and [[Moonlock]]. Additional alternate-reality Qui Err were created in [[Parhelia]] and across the system during the [[The Second Miracle (event)|second Miracle]], including their leader [[Solemn Scale]]. | ||
They appear similar to [[humans]], but with some differences. They typically have skin in cool-toned shades of "greys and blues and lavender".<ref name=":0">[[Twilight Mirage 52: The Second Miracle]]</ref> They have protrusions on their heads in the shape of horns or bony spines. They typically have vestigial nubs of a second pair of arms on their sides,<ref name=":0" /> although the Qui Err from the second Miracle have a full second pair.<ref>[[Twilight Mirage 12: The Promise of Presence]]</ref> Iota Pretense has spines of bone on her shoulders instead. | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
| Line 10: | Line 11: | ||
[[Category:Peoples of the Divine Universe]] | [[Category:Peoples of the Divine Universe]] | ||
[[Category:Twilight Mirage]] | [[Category:Twilight Mirage]] | ||
[[Category:Road to PALISADE]] | |||
[[Category:PALISADE]] | [[Category:PALISADE]] | ||
Revision as of 18:13, 8 January 2024
The people of Quire, also known as Qui Err, are the first people of the planet of Quire, who originally lived there from before the Dusted Age to the end of the Blooded Age. After being repopulated by a series of system-wide miracles, they contribute significant numbers to the Qui Err Coalition.
The Qui Err were decimated by war due to Independence's influence. The last of them fled to the Sky Reflected in Mirrors, where they attempted to save the memories of their people in the form of clone templates.[1] Castlerose later used this to make human-looking bodies for her assassins.[2] During the Miracle, Iota Pretense and a few thousand other Qui Err were reconstituted using the Sky Reflected in Mirrors' cloning systems, with populations residing on the Sky Reflected in Mirrors and Moonlock. Additional alternate-reality Qui Err were created in Parhelia and across the system during the second Miracle, including their leader Solemn Scale.
They appear similar to humans, but with some differences. They typically have skin in cool-toned shades of "greys and blues and lavender".[3] They have protrusions on their heads in the shape of horns or bony spines. They typically have vestigial nubs of a second pair of arms on their sides,[3] although the Qui Err from the second Miracle have a full second pair.[4] Iota Pretense has spines of bone on her shoulders instead.