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386,"Enenra",0,"0",0,1,1,0,1,"This tsukumogami arose from a pipe said to grant its owner joy or sorrow according to its whims─though the fates of those that once possessed it seem curiously amenable to either interpretation, depending on who tells the tale. Perhaps that is why it takes the form of smoke, shrouding that which mortal eyes are so desperate to see laid bare."
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387,"Golbez",0,"0",0,0,1,0,1,"Leader of the four archfiends, this enigmatic knight in black marshaled a great host of voidsent in a campaign of conquest in the Thirteenth. Once his supremacy was established, Golbez's focus turned to his true ambition: invading the aether-rich world of the Source."
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388,"Athena",0,"0",0,1,1,0,1,"Pandæmonium's first chief keyward, Athena used a man named Claudien as a vessel to house her memories, traversing eons and coming within an ilm of godhood. Luckily for the whole star, her ambitions were cut short before they could be realized."
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389,"Ketuduke",0,"0",0,0,1,0,1,"Legends of the south sea isles tell of whales that soar through the heavens. Shockmaw is spoken of in hushed whispers, but on the island of Aloalo a creature named “Ketuduke” was an object of reverence. Believed to be a divine messenger, Ketuduke would descend from the skies on a night when the winds howled and waters raged. The faithful would then climb atop its back and be delivered to paradise."
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390,"Lala",0,"0",0,0,1,0,1,"Encountered on Aloalo Island, the lala's wooden construction sets it apart from the stone frames of other golems. Derived from the esoteric mathematics that formed the basis of arcanima, the geometries carved into its surface enable complex and adaptive defensive measures."
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391,"Statice",0,"0",0,0,1,0,1,"This mischievous faerie was left behind by her masters, but even after their deaths, her aether did not dissipate. After countless years of solitude, Statice's once congenial personality warped into something much more wicked. Perhaps due to a sense of kinship with other lost things, she makes ingenious use of items collected from shipwrecks and other detritus that washes ashore."
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393,"Loquloqui",0,"0",0,0,1,0,1,"This statue and the shrine which houses it were built by the forgotten people of the south sea isles. It is presumed that the figure represents a teller of prophecy, but there are no records to illuminate the faith of its builders. Newer arrivals to Aloalo came to revere the figure, calling it “she who speaks and is spoken to”─or “Speaker,” as Kalika so succinctly translates."
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394,"Nophica",0,"0",0,0,1,0,1,"Tender of soils and harvests and goddess of abundance, Nophica is often depicted as a jubilant farmer holding a scythe of steel. She is greatly revered in Gridania, and the deity's more warlike incarnation famously graces a recruitment poster for the Order of the Twin Adder. Although mythological tales put her at odds with Halone, the Fury, the two seemed to bear each other no ill will in Euphrosyne."
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395,"Althyk",0,"0",0,1,1,0,1,"Althyk is the god of time and the surveyor of change and space. He commands the element of earth, and is most often depicted as an austere emperor wielding a mythril greataxe. Said to be the first of the Twelve, his presence in Euphrosyne is one characterized by quiet authority, though he seems much softened in dealings with his younger sister, Nymeia."
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396,"Nymeia",0,"0",0,0,1,0,1,"Nymeia, the watcher of celestial bodies and goddess of fate, stood at her brother Althyk's side in Euphrosyne to test the might of mortals. Often depicted as a weaver donning a white, silken veil, her name is appended to the Nymeia lily for the resemblance the flower's petals have to her pale adornment."
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