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'''Exile''': -<br /> | '''Exile''': -<br /> | ||
'''Rule''': - | '''Rule''': - | ||
* In his Valentine Special Quest, [[Korpokkur]] calls the Protagonist as a dragon, to which he explains that those were attributed to thunder in his world of Kamuy Kotan, which may hint that the exile might be the thunder god of Ainu mythology Kanna Kamui, who is often depicted as a dragon. | |||
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'''Exile''': Unknown<br /> | '''Exile''': Unknown<br /> | ||
'''Rule''': To cut dreams and reality | '''Rule''': To cut dreams and reality | ||
* There is a high possibility that the exile from this world is the Nameless Mist from Lovecraftian mythos. | |||
** Azathoth calls the player as his bastard child in Chapter 9. In Lovecraft's initial family tree of Azathoth, he lists that Azathoth had three children; Nyarlathotep, the Nameless Mist, and the Darkness. | |||
** In the Valentine Festival event, Nyarlathotep mentions Shub-Niggurath and then proceeds to lists off hyenas (referring to himself), goats (referring to Shub-Niggurath he had mentioned prior), and then specifically calls the Protagonist the "concealing mist". | |||
** In the Promised Canaan event, Dagon narrates a flashback that Azathoth's next-in-line was sealed in a castle of incomprehensible design that Dagon himself couldn't go near, and that they had the power to cut through dreams and reality. The name of said person is also deliberately not written instead appearing as having been redacted, which falls in line with the Nameless Mist as Lovecraft wrote him as the "Not-to-be-Named One". | |||
=== [[Heliopolis]] === | === [[Heliopolis]] === | ||