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| Current status [12/24]: living in Atlas City, as God King of at least some of the [[Anikami]]. Was preparing for war with the Domed City for the liquid thing, hopefully mollified because we fixed it. | Current status [12/24]: living in [[Neo Mukai|Atlas City]], as God King of at least some of the Anikami. Was preparing for war with the Domed City for the liquid thing, hopefully mollified because we fixed it. |
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| Regarding the [[Fey]] - Atlas, as conveyed to an interviewer through a Primordial Pact, believed (at least at the time, which due to context we can assume was prior to the self-imposed exile) that if given the opportunity, he could have seen through the trickery of the Fey, and said that the only thing that stopped him was that he was not given permission. We can presume that this was permission from the other Mantlemournes, but the specifics of why are not stated. He had held the Fey in ill regard to begin with, being inclined towards suspicion towards everyone not part of the Primordials. He said that the Fey had, from the start, presented “only promises made of air and darkness” and that their betrayal was inevitable. While the pact-maker had originally summoned him to ask about what the intent for the universe was prior to the introduction of seasons by the Fey, it was apparently nigh impossible to get Atlas to speak of it (stating that it was a relic of an earlier time) and that he was much more inclined to expound on the fey problem. | Regarding the [[Fey]] - Atlas, as conveyed to an interviewer through a Primordial Pact, believed (at least at the time, which due to context we can assume was prior to the self-imposed exile) that if given the opportunity, he could have seen through the trickery of the Fey, and said that the only thing that stopped him was that he was not given permission. We can presume that this was permission from the other Mantlemournes, but the specifics of why are not stated. He had held the Fey in ill regard to begin with, being inclined towards suspicion towards everyone not part of the Primordials. He said that the Fey had, from the start, presented “only promises made of air and darkness” and that their betrayal was inevitable. While the pact-maker had originally summoned him to ask about what the intent for the universe was prior to the introduction of seasons by the Fey, it was apparently nigh impossible to get Atlas to speak of it (stating that it was a relic of an earlier time) and that he was much more inclined to expound on the fey problem. |
