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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
| − | The '''Unweaver''' is an ancient prophesied figure foretold to bring about the downfall of the [[Bastion]], release the imprisoned [[Jorogumo]], and enslave all life on Earth. Over time, | + | The '''Unweaver''' is an ancient prophesied figure foretold to bring about the downfall of the [[Bastion]], release the imprisoned [[Jorogumo]], and enslave all life on Earth. Over time, the prophecy has faded into myth, leading many to dismiss it as legend. However, within the Bastion, belief persists, especially among certain high-ranking officials who consider it a genuine and imminent threat. |
== Prophecy Traits == | == Prophecy Traits == | ||
| − | According to suppressed texts and Bastion-withheld lore, the Unweaver will | + | According to suppressed texts and Bastion-withheld lore, the Unweaver will: |
| − | * | + | * Have emerald-green eyes. |
| − | * | + | * Shapeshift or conceal their true form |
| − | * | + | * Be under the protection of a rogue rixator. |
| − | * | + | * Live or have lived where [[https://siglerpedia.scottsigler.com/index.php/List_of_SLAY_creatures#Anemone anemones]] are cultivated |
== Cultural Impact == | == Cultural Impact == | ||
While officially downplayed or dismissed by Bastion leadership, belief in the prophecy endures among key figures: | While officially downplayed or dismissed by Bastion leadership, belief in the prophecy endures among key figures: | ||
| − | + | * [[Jacoby Franks]], former high-ranking operative and father of [[Lincoln Franks]] | |
| − | + | * [[Basil Beverly]], current [[Clostasecundo]] of the Bastion | |
| − | + | * [[Rochelle Kolar]], Adjurator and investigative agent | |
| − | + | * [[Mercutio]], accountant and lorekeeper for [[Callista]], believed to know more about the prophecy than anyone in the Bastion itself | |
== Suppression and Skepticism == | == Suppression and Skepticism == | ||
| − | Due to its ancient origins, the prophecy | + | Due to its ancient origins, the prophecy is regarded by many as outdated superstition or fringe theory. Discussions of the Unweaver are often silenced within Bastion circles, and official documents omit or redact prophetic references. Despite this, a silent faction remains vigilant, interpreting new events and individuals as possible signs of the prophecy’s reawakening. |
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
| − | The prophecy | + | The prophecy is ambiguous as to whether the Unweaver’s rise is inevitable or preventable. Some believe fate cannot be changed. Others believe there’s still time—if the Unweaver can be identified before it’s too late. |
[[Category:SLAY]] | [[Category:SLAY]] | ||
Revision as of 18:21, 7 April 2025
| Book(s) | SLAY |
| Mentioned | First referenced in Episode TBD |
| Species | Unknown (Shapeshifter) |
| Affiliation | Unknown / Antagonist |
| Known Believers | Jacoby Franks, Basil Beverly, Rochelle Kolar, Mercutio |
Overview
The Unweaver is an ancient prophesied figure foretold to bring about the downfall of the Bastion, release the imprisoned Jorogumo, and enslave all life on Earth. Over time, the prophecy has faded into myth, leading many to dismiss it as legend. However, within the Bastion, belief persists, especially among certain high-ranking officials who consider it a genuine and imminent threat.
Prophecy Traits
According to suppressed texts and Bastion-withheld lore, the Unweaver will:
- Have emerald-green eyes.
- Shapeshift or conceal their true form
- Be under the protection of a rogue rixator.
- Live or have lived where [anemones] are cultivated
Cultural Impact
While officially downplayed or dismissed by Bastion leadership, belief in the prophecy endures among key figures:
- Jacoby Franks, former high-ranking operative and father of Lincoln Franks
- Basil Beverly, current Clostasecundo of the Bastion
- Rochelle Kolar, Adjurator and investigative agent
- Mercutio, accountant and lorekeeper for Callista, believed to know more about the prophecy than anyone in the Bastion itself
Suppression and Skepticism
Due to its ancient origins, the prophecy is regarded by many as outdated superstition or fringe theory. Discussions of the Unweaver are often silenced within Bastion circles, and official documents omit or redact prophetic references. Despite this, a silent faction remains vigilant, interpreting new events and individuals as possible signs of the prophecy’s reawakening.
Notes
The prophecy is ambiguous as to whether the Unweaver’s rise is inevitable or preventable. Some believe fate cannot be changed. Others believe there’s still time—if the Unweaver can be identified before it’s too late.
