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|titles=[[Elect]]|season=[[PALISADE]]|debut=[[PALISADE 03: Today is a Monday]]}} | |titles=[[Elect]] of [[Crusade]]|season=''[[PALISADE]]''|debut=[[PALISADE 03: Today is a Monday]]}} | ||
'''Gentian''' is the Elect of [[Crusade]]. | '''Gentian''' is the [[Stel Nideo|Nidean]] [[Elect]] of [[Crusade]]. | ||
Her retinue includes two swordbearers ([[Ramondre]] and [[Ignadiah]]), a [[Clawed|Knight of Books]] and a [[Perevel|Knight of Cups]]. | Her retinue includes two swordbearers ([[Ramondre]] and [[Ignadiah]]), a [[Clawed|Knight of Books]] and a [[Perevel|Knight of Cups]]. | ||
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Gentian is "impossibly old, yet a source of power and vibrance."<ref>[[PALISADE 03: Today Is a Monday]], dossier</ref> She is a very slight older woman,<ref name=":0">[[PALISADE 19: How It Always Looks Pt. 2]]</ref> but she can move very fast when she needs to, and has supernatural strength.<ref name=":1">[[PALISADE 03: Today Is a Monday]]</ref> | Gentian is "impossibly old, yet a source of power and vibrance."<ref>[[PALISADE 03: Today Is a Monday]], dossier</ref> She is a very slight older woman,<ref name=":0">[[PALISADE 19: How It Always Looks Pt. 2]]</ref> but she can move very fast when she needs to, and has supernatural strength.<ref name=":1">[[PALISADE 03: Today Is a Monday]]</ref> | ||
== History and | == History and Involvement == | ||
While Gentian holds a picnic for her retinue in the Bontive Valley, the Lost Duchess [[Constantina Malady]] arrives, as foretold by the Dim Liturgy. Constantina Malady brings Gentian a mysterious gift in a large, ornate trunk.<ref name=":1" /> | While Gentian holds a picnic for her retinue in the Bontive Valley, the Lost Duchess [[Constantina Malady]] arrives, as foretold by the Dim Liturgy. Constantina Malady brings Gentian a mysterious gift in a large, ornate trunk.<ref name=":1" /> | ||
{{Spoiler block|spoiling=[[PALISADE 11: The Wheels Turning Pt. 2]]|text=This gift was an offer made by reaching back into Gentian's dreams, similar to those offers the [[Usher of Truth]] later made to [[Kenneth Marian Colver]], [[Thisbe]], [[The Figure in Bismuth|Figure]], and [[Coriolis Sunset|Cori]].<ref>[[PALISADE 11: The Wheels Turning Pt. 2]]</ref>|theme=pal}} | {{Spoiler block|spoiling=[[PALISADE 11: The Wheels Turning Pt. 2]]|text=This gift was an offer made by reaching back into Gentian's dreams, similar to those offers the [[Usher of Truth]] later made to [[Kenneth Marian Colver]], [[Thisbe]], [[The Figure in Bismuth|Figure]], and [[Coriolis Sunset|Cori]].<ref>[[PALISADE 11: The Wheels Turning Pt. 2]]</ref>|theme=pal}} | ||
She later attends the meeting in which high-ranking members of the [[Bilateral Intercession]] and [[Frontier Syndicate]] gather to uncover the identities of the [[Cause (PALISADE)|Cause]]'s members. During this meeting, she consults the book carried by [[Clawed]], which says, in script indecipherable to one not communing with a [[Divine]], "You walk. You keep walking. You'll get to shells. Don't start digging." From this, she is able to eliminate the [[Witch in Glass]], the [[Five Afflictions]], [[STEREOMA]], and a random man called Jason Smith from the list of suspected Cause members, leaving only the six actual factions comprising the Cause.<ref name=":0" /> | She later attends the meeting in which high-ranking members of the [[Bilateral Intercession]] and [[Frontier Syndicate]] gather to uncover the identities of the [[Cause (PALISADE)|Cause]]'s members. During this meeting, she consults the book carried by [[Clawed]], which says, in script indecipherable to one not communing with a [[Divine]], "You walk. You keep walking. You'll get to shells. Don't start digging." From this, she is able to eliminate the [[Witch in Glass]], the [[Five Afflictions]], [[STEREOMA]], and a random man called Jason Smith from the list of suspected Cause members, leaving only the six actual factions comprising the Cause.<ref name=":0" /> | ||
== See also == | |||
* [[List of Elects]] | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
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[[Category:PALISADE faction game]] | [[Category:PALISADE faction game]] | ||
[[Category:How It Always Looks arc]] | [[Category:How It Always Looks arc]] | ||
[[Category:Elects]] | |||
[[Category:Bilateral Intercession]] | |||
Latest revision as of 15:08, 17 August 2024
Gentian is the Nidean Elect of Crusade.
Her retinue includes two swordbearers (Ramondre and Ignadiah), a Knight of Books and a Knight of Cups.
Appearance[edit | edit source]
Gentian is "impossibly old, yet a source of power and vibrance."[1] She is a very slight older woman,[2] but she can move very fast when she needs to, and has supernatural strength.[3]
History and Involvement[edit | edit source]
While Gentian holds a picnic for her retinue in the Bontive Valley, the Lost Duchess Constantina Malady arrives, as foretold by the Dim Liturgy. Constantina Malady brings Gentian a mysterious gift in a large, ornate trunk.[3]
This section contains spoilers for PALISADE 11: The Wheels Turning Pt. 2.
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This gift was an offer made by reaching back into Gentian's dreams, similar to those offers the Usher of Truth later made to Kenneth Marian Colver, Thisbe, Figure, and Cori.[4]
She later attends the meeting in which high-ranking members of the Bilateral Intercession and Frontier Syndicate gather to uncover the identities of the Cause's members. During this meeting, she consults the book carried by Clawed, which says, in script indecipherable to one not communing with a Divine, "You walk. You keep walking. You'll get to shells. Don't start digging." From this, she is able to eliminate the Witch in Glass, the Five Afflictions, STEREOMA, and a random man called Jason Smith from the list of suspected Cause members, leaving only the six actual factions comprising the Cause.[2]