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| ===== The Iridescent Princess ===== | ===== The Iridescent Princess ===== | ||
| - | Eusenia becomes the next Ordained. | + | 1286GC, Guide Eusenia succeeded the throne from her father, Guide Oresteus. No Ordained has been more controversial in recent Eunomian history. |
| - | Province expand but will not cover the planet until the test period of a generation is over. | + | |
| + | Her succession was in itself unusual. The heir apparent to Ordained Oresteus had always been his eldest son Guide Ilias and the more politically vocal one of his children had always been his eldest daughter Guide Acantha. But Eusenia was well-loved and her work with the Iridescent Provinces provided a solid foundation for her case. When she was elected to be Ordained, no one dissented. | ||
| + | Eusenia was also known for her strange friendships with many members of the Prometheus Travellers. It is no secret that she was visited by time-travellers during the Ananke Conference and many suspect that the relative smoothness of experiment of the Iridescent Provinces was to some degree a result of foreknowledge. Foreknowledge or not, during her reign, Eusenia certainly had help from multiple prominent members of the Prometheus project, such as Visionary Xarsa, Visionary Alethea, and infamously, Visionary Despina a.k.a. Failing Light. It would not be an overstatement to say that the time travellers had unusual influence upon Eusenia and her ascension to the throne. For a start, according alternative-historical records, the Ananke station was destroyed in many timelines, resulting in the death of all attendees, including Eusenia... | ||
| + | - An excerpt from //A short introduction to Eunomian politics//, Raymond Solis | ||
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| - An excerpt from //Cults of the Seven Systems//, by Anna Perez-Livchenko | - An excerpt from //Cults of the Seven Systems//, by Anna Perez-Livchenko | ||
| - | ===== sth sth Eternal Order ===== | + | ===== A Pamphlet ===== |
| + | > Know that - | ||
| + | > There is no appearance, only essence. | ||
| + | > There is no mask, only --\\ | ||
| + | > Who? | ||
| + | > What? | ||
| + | > Why? | ||
| + | > Questions unanswered, unanswerable, unravelling.\\ | ||
| + | > Look deeper. Listen harder. Think.\\ | ||
| + | > <fs xx-small>Or let go.</fs>\\ | ||
| + | > Know that - | ||
| + | > We are -- | ||
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