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==Appearance== | ==Appearance== | ||
Before she moved to the space station at the centre of the galaxy, Perennial's body was described as | Before she moved to the space station at the centre of the galaxy, Perennial's body was described as resembling a human nervous system if it were made out of Russian Sage, but as large as a spaceship.<ref>[[The Road to PARTIZAN 03: Armour Astir Pt. 1]]</ref> She once used lightning that took this same shape while providing a ship to [[the Witch in Glass]].<ref name=":0">[[PARTIZAN 35: The Witch in the Glass Pt. 1|PARTIZAN 36: The Witch in the Glass Pt. 2]]</ref> | ||
Perennial is visible in the sky as a purple star in constant wheeling motion.<ref name=":1">[[PARTIZAN 35: The Witch in the Glass Pt. 1]]</ref | Perennial is visible in the sky as a purple star in constant wheeling motion.<ref name=":0" /><ref name=":1">[[PARTIZAN 35: The Witch in the Glass Pt. 1]]</ref> | ||
==Personality== | ==Personality== | ||
Perennial sees the arc of history as ultimately cyclical, with popular movements and empires rising and falling in eternal recurrence. She may also be able to see alternate universes and possibilities. Having grown bored, she looks for something new to emerge -- an end to the cycle, or at least something interesting. She is incredibly capricious, sparing neither those who hate her nor her adherents for the sake of her own amusement.<ref name=":1 | Perennial sees the arc of history as ultimately cyclical, with popular movements and empires rising and falling in eternal recurrence. She may also be able to see alternate universes and possibilities.<ref name=":0" /> Having grown bored, she looks for something new to emerge -- an end to the cycle, or at least something interesting. She is incredibly capricious, sparing neither those who hate her nor her adherents for the sake of her own amusement.<ref name=":1" /> | ||
==History and Involvement== | == History and Involvement== | ||
Perennial was installed by [[Horizon]] into the galactic core in order to prevent the Principality from taking it over. She took over the generation of nanomachines there and used them to interfere with technology. As a result, the Divine Principality's access to faster than light technology was lost, although the Wave's effects on tech in general led to deaths among both biological and synthetic people throughout the galaxy.<ref>[[The Road to PARTIZAN 04: Armour Astir Pt. 2]]</ref> | Perennial was installed by [[Horizon]] into the galactic core in order to prevent the Principality from taking it over. She took over the generation of nanomachines there and used them to interfere with technology. As a result, the Divine Principality's access to faster than light technology was lost, although the Wave's effects on tech in general led to deaths among both biological and synthetic people throughout the galaxy.<ref>[[The Road to PARTIZAN 04: Armour Astir Pt. 2]]</ref> | ||
==Relationships== | ==Relationships== | ||
=== True Divine === | ===True Divine=== | ||
Perennial's exact relationship with [[Autonomy Itself]] is unclear, since both rarely speak directly. [[Gur Sevraq]] believes there is "a gap between them that she cannot cross", and that this is why she sent Gur to become a follower of the True Divine. She may be interested in the possibilities of Autonomy Itself's promise of finality.<ref name=":0" /> | Perennial's exact relationship with [[Autonomy Itself]] is unclear, since both rarely speak directly. [[Gur Sevraq]] believes there is "a gap between them that she cannot cross", and that this is why she sent Gur to become a follower of the True Divine. She may be interested in the possibilities of Autonomy Itself's promise of finality.<ref name=":0" /> | ||
Revision as of 19:23, 13 September 2022
Perennial is a Divine, called the Adversary by the Divine Principality. She resides in the massive space station at the core of the galaxy, which she uses to cause the Perennial Wave, a destabilising flow of nanomachines which disrupt high level technology. For some reason, the Wave is much less effective on Divines.
She is worshiped by the Mysteries Metronomica, the so-called Cult of Perennial.
Appearance
Before she moved to the space station at the centre of the galaxy, Perennial's body was described as resembling a human nervous system if it were made out of Russian Sage, but as large as a spaceship.[1] She once used lightning that took this same shape while providing a ship to the Witch in Glass.[2]
Perennial is visible in the sky as a purple star in constant wheeling motion.[2][3]
Personality
Perennial sees the arc of history as ultimately cyclical, with popular movements and empires rising and falling in eternal recurrence. She may also be able to see alternate universes and possibilities.[2] Having grown bored, she looks for something new to emerge -- an end to the cycle, or at least something interesting. She is incredibly capricious, sparing neither those who hate her nor her adherents for the sake of her own amusement.[3]
History and Involvement
Perennial was installed by Horizon into the galactic core in order to prevent the Principality from taking it over. She took over the generation of nanomachines there and used them to interfere with technology. As a result, the Divine Principality's access to faster than light technology was lost, although the Wave's effects on tech in general led to deaths among both biological and synthetic people throughout the galaxy.[4]
Relationships
True Divine
Perennial's exact relationship with Autonomy Itself is unclear, since both rarely speak directly. Gur Sevraq believes there is "a gap between them that she cannot cross", and that this is why she sent Gur to become a follower of the True Divine. She may be interested in the possibilities of Autonomy Itself's promise of finality.[2]