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Devotion was behind the Devotees creating [[ | Devotion was behind the Devotees creating [[Mirage bombs]] that forcibly expanded the Mirage out towards Palisade. | ||
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Devotion can create Mirage bombs | Devotion can create Mirage bombs that expand the [[Twilight Mirage]]. | ||
It drains the life force from its cult members over time, using it to empower itself. It is also able to speak to some of its followers through their blood, send them visions, synchronize their pulses, and transport them to strange places. | It drains the life force from its cult members over time, using it to empower itself. It is also able to speak to some of its followers through their blood, send them visions, synchronize their pulses, and transport them to strange places. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:34, 30 June 2024
Devotion, a.k.a. Fervor, is a strange Divine connected to the cult of the Devotees. It originates from the Twilight Mirage.[1]
Personality[edit | edit source]
It believes in the precepts of the Devotees, including that its followers should and must love it.
This section contains spoilers for PALISADE 15: Upon Our Grace Pt. 2.
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The other Devotion Cori sometimes encounters flashes of seems to have a very different view of things.[1]
History and Involvement[edit | edit source]
Origins[edit | edit source]
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Devotion was created by Grand Magnificent at some point after the events of Twilight Mirage. Devotion was Grand's attempt to create something that would be completely helpful rather than harmful. The Devotees traded a little of their vitality in order to live as a radical collective on the surface of the sun Volition. Devotion acted as "the new moon of that sun, a sort of deep eye that orbits around it and provides for the people". However, the Curtain interfered with Devotion at the beginning of the Perfect Millennium in order to exploit it and its followers.[1] They replaced Devotion with an abusive demiurgic copy. The original Devotion's power is being sapped by this replacement, slowly killing it, while its wings are metaphorically and possibly literally chained down somewhere in the Quire system.[2]
The Road to PALISADE[edit | edit source]
Devotion was behind the Devotees creating Mirage bombs that forcibly expanded the Mirage out towards Palisade.
PALISADE[edit | edit source]
This section contains spoilers for PALISADE 42: A Mechanical Whine Pt. 4.
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Despite the leaders of the Twilight Mirage telling her not to, Devotion plants Mirage bombs throughout the Palisade system. One of them is accidentally triggered by a surge and glitch in the Perennial Wave.[2]
Abilities[edit | edit source]
Devotion can create Mirage bombs that expand the Twilight Mirage.
It drains the life force from its cult members over time, using it to empower itself. It is also able to speak to some of its followers through their blood, send them visions, synchronize their pulses, and transport them to strange places.
This section contains spoilers for The Canvas of Dreams.
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The life force-draining ability is harnessed intentionally by Devotee soldiers who pilot mechs powered by Devotion, such as the Chariot Mk. 2 or the Cataphract. At their pilots' command, these mechs can drain blood in order to go into an overdrive or berserker mode.[3]
Devotion has empowered some, like Coriolis Sunset, physically transforming them in the process. These followers must follow Devotion's precepts or risk Devotion taking back their special abilities.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
Devotion's eye judges Coriolis Sunset. Fanart by pewterbee.
