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*[[Apokine (Pelagios parent)|Apokine (unnamed)]] | *[[Apokine (Pelagios parent)|Apokine (unnamed)]] | ||
Revision as of 16:37, 17 November 2022
House Pelagios is the lineage of the Apokine of the Apostolosian Empire during COUNTER/Weight. Cassander states that the God of Storms has been the patron of their house since before their people left Earth.[1][note 1]
The royal crest is seafoam green.[2]
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The Demarchy elects its leaders, leading Austin to say the house "should be dead," although the name was apparently occasionally used in reference to Apokine Cassander.[3] All the former heirs of Pelagios were killed fighting Rigour, so the house probably passed into history after the events of COUNTER/Weight.[4]
Members
- Apokine (unnamed)
- Apokine's spouse (unnamed)
- Euanthe Akakios Themistokles
- Sokrates Nikon Artemisios
- Cassander Timaeus Berenice
- Possibly, Cass's cousin Laris
Notes
- ↑ Like much of Apostolosian mythology in COUNTER/Weight, based on later information about the history of Apostolosians, this is probably not literally true.