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'''Elle Evensong''' is a [[Devotees|Devotee]] soldier, an apparent [[BIS]] spy in [[Violet Cove]], and [[Coriolis Sunset]]'s rival. | '''Elle Evensong''' is a [[Devotees|Devotee]] soldier, an apparent [[BIS]] spy in [[Violet Cove]], and [[Coriolis Sunset]]'s rival. | ||
==Appearance== | ==Appearance== | ||
Elle has long, wavy lilac hair, light brown skin, and a scar across her throat taken during early combat on Palisade. | Elle has long, wavy lilac hair, light brown skin, and a scar across her throat taken during early combat on [[Palisade (planet)|Palisade]]. | ||
==Personality== | ==Personality== | ||
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==History and Involvement== | ==History and Involvement== | ||
She is around four or five years older than Coriolis. Elle was among the first wave of Devotees who arrived on | She is around four or five years older than Coriolis. Elle was among the first wave of Devotees who arrived on Palisade. She quickly made a name for herself as a commander and became a versatile poster child: for people from the [[Twilight Mirage (location)|Twilight Mirage]] she represented their support on Palisade, and for the [[Dim Liturgy]] she represented "a prophesied bridge between the past and the future."<ref name=":0" /> However, she went missing after being seriously wounded as the war started up in earnest. | ||
{{Spoiler block|spoiling=[[PALISADE 17: Upon Our Grace Pt. 4]]|text=When Coriolis Sunset accidentally kills her father, [[Griesel Sunset]], Elle protects and tries to reassure her. Coriolis blames his death on Elle.|theme=pal}} | {{Spoiler block|spoiling=[[PALISADE 17: Upon Our Grace Pt. 4]]|text=When Coriolis Sunset accidentally kills her father, [[Griesel Sunset]], Elle protects and tries to reassure her. Coriolis blames his death on Elle.|theme=pal}} | ||
Their name appears on [[spies.txt]], the list of BIS spies generated by [[Asepsis]]. As a courtesy to Elle for having fought alongside the crew of the ''[[Blue Channel]]'', [[Thisbe]] politely asks if they would let the ''Blue Channel'' detain them rather than apprehending them outright. Elle agrees on the condition that she is not put in restraints in public, but she seems strangely comfortable with being brought on board the ship.<ref>[[PALISADE 17: Upon Our Grace Pt. 4]]</ref> | Their name appears on [[spies.txt]], the list of BIS spies generated by [[Asepsis]]. As a courtesy to Elle for having fought alongside the crew of the ''[[Blue Channel (ship)|Blue Channel]]'', [[Thisbe]] politely asks if they would let the ''Blue Channel'' detain them rather than apprehending them outright. Elle agrees on the condition that she is not put in restraints in public, but she seems strangely comfortable with being brought on board the ship.<ref>[[PALISADE 17: Upon Our Grace Pt. 4]]</ref> | ||
She is not in custody for long: [[Mustard Red]] vouches for her status as a double agent and orders her release. | |||
==Mech== | ==Mech== | ||
Revision as of 03:11, 17 August 2023
Elle Evensong is a Devotee soldier, an apparent BIS spy in Violet Cove, and Coriolis Sunset's rival.
Appearance
Elle has long, wavy lilac hair, light brown skin, and a scar across her throat taken during early combat on Palisade.
Personality
Elle is "a cunning combatant and clever commander."[1]
History and Involvement
She is around four or five years older than Coriolis. Elle was among the first wave of Devotees who arrived on Palisade. She quickly made a name for herself as a commander and became a versatile poster child: for people from the Twilight Mirage she represented their support on Palisade, and for the Dim Liturgy she represented "a prophesied bridge between the past and the future."[1] However, she went missing after being seriously wounded as the war started up in earnest.
This section contains spoilers for PALISADE 17: Upon Our Grace Pt. 4.
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When Coriolis Sunset accidentally kills her father, Griesel Sunset, Elle protects and tries to reassure her. Coriolis blames his death on Elle.
Their name appears on spies.txt, the list of BIS spies generated by Asepsis. As a courtesy to Elle for having fought alongside the crew of the Blue Channel, Thisbe politely asks if they would let the Blue Channel detain them rather than apprehending them outright. Elle agrees on the condition that she is not put in restraints in public, but she seems strangely comfortable with being brought on board the ship.[2]
She is not in custody for long: Mustard Red vouches for her status as a double agent and orders her release.
Mech
Elle pilots the Cataphract, which gains power by drawing on the blood of others.
Gallery
Elle Evensong fanart by Si F Sweetman
