Exile
In The Game, there were special characters that were exiled from their world due to one reason or another. The exiled characters were removed from their world and were given the role of Wanderer, someone who is not tied to a specific place. In some form, the exiled were banished from their respective worlds by someone associated with or the representatives themselves. The souls of the exiles were coalesced by unknown means into a vessel we now know as the Protagonist. Though not readily apparent, those people who have special abilities to sense more are able to tell, usually, as a vague feeling, that there are multiple souls in the Protagonist. The game often describes the souls within the Protagonist as resembling dragons.
Exiles
Listed here are the exiles that have been mentioned or alluded to in the main quest, events, character quests, and summopedias:
Takamagahara
Exile: Susanoo
Rule: To cut authority
- A god in Japanese mythology, Susanoo-no-Mikoto is associated with the seas and storms. He is the brother of Amaterasu and Tsukuyomi.
- He and his siblings have Sacred Artifacts based on the three Imperial Regalia of Japan; with Amaterasu in possession of the mirror Yata no Kagami, Tsukuyomi with the jewel Yasakani no Magatama, and Susanoo holding the sword Kusanagi.
- Amaterasu often describes the protagonist as her brother and, in a way, Tsukuyomi too but he sees that the Protagonist isn't his brother, rather they merely house his soul.
- Susanoo was described to have disappeared into the ends of the far off plateau.
Wa no Kuni
Exile: Yoshitsune
Rule: To cut distance
- A legendary figure in Japanese history, Minamoto no Yoshitsune was a military commander of the Minamoto clan of Japan in the late Heian and early Kamakura periods.
- Multiple characters in-game have noticed Yoshitsune inside protagonist but the more prominent is Oniwaka, also called Benkei, a loyal and strong retainer of Yoshitsune.
- Shino mentions that the Protagonist's ability to cut through distance was similar to his beloved, which is Fusehime from the Japanese epic novel Nansō Satomi Hakkenden, but closer to the "source". This is due to speculation that Fusehime may have descended from Yoshitsune's bloodline. This is also why most of the Hakkenshi feel a strong sense of duty towards the Protagonist as it is in their blood to carry out the job their family was tasked with.
Kamuy Kotan
Exile: -
Rule: -
Hourai
Exile: Nuwa
Rule: To cut the heavens/skies
- A mother goddess in Chinese mythology, Nüwa, is credited to have created humanity with her brother Fuxi, as well as repairing the Pillar of Heaven.
- Hakumen notes that she came from Hourai to Wa no Kuni possibly as the Thousand-Year Vixen whom later became Daji whom was one of the subordinates Nuwa summoned to wreak havoc in the Shang Dynasty and eventually it's fall.
- Hakumen oftentimes calls the Protagonist as her "lord" and revealed in Chapter 10 that it was Nuwa, who she describes as a wicked woman who bent the world to her will which Hakumen loved and respected.
- Shennong carries with him a Sacred Artifact that previously belonged to Nuwa, and in Chapter 10, he describes the light coming from the Protagonist's sword as belonging to the hero who disappeared from Hourai, the Great Mother Nuwa.
Garothman
Exile: -
Rule: -
Deva Loka
Exile: -
Rule: -
Nirai Kanai
Exile: -
Rule: -
Bora Bora
Exile: -
Rule: -
Xanadu
Exile: Jamukha
Rule: Unknown
Shangri La
Exile: -
Rule: -
Yggdrasil
Exile: Freyr
Rule: Unknown
Kitezh
Exile: Veles
Rule: Unknown
Tír na nÓg
Exile: -
Rule: -
Eden
Exile: Shaytan
Rule: To cut gravity
Gehenna
Exile: -
Rule: -
Olympus
Exile: Eurynome
Rule: To cut bloodlines
Enuma Elish
Exile: -
Rule: -
Great Spirit
Exile: Heyoka
Rule: Unknown
El Dorado
Exile: Quetzalcoatl
Rule: To cut the ground
Aaru
Exile: Seth
Rule: Unknown
Old Ones
Exile: Unknown
Rule: To cut dreams and reality
Heliopolis
Exile: -
Rule: -
Utopia
Exile: -
Rule: -
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