His flowers are Vervain, the Key of the Dragon, and the Star of Bethlehem, the Key of Burdens. He bears his abhorrent weapon, One Truth, also known as the Windflower Blade, which carries within it the heart of Sebastian Saint-Smythe, whom the blade is destined to destroy. He rides on his terrifying skyship, the Dreadship, and is served by his prophet, Thomas the Mouse. No Imperator hates him more then Meon and Joktun, for he regularly undermines the power of Scorn and Desecration in the world, by making the mocked beloved, and by making the ruined sacred once more. According to whispered rumor, Cameron has wounded Azrael, but none have yet noticed where.
The Dark Tidings of Cameron Delacroix
-...precedes the coming of Cameron Delacroix.-...are terrifying and must be dealt with immediately!
-...reveal your sins to the world.
-...depict Cameron Delacroix as he wishes to be depicted, rather than as he is.
-...fill the sky with darkness, dreadful storms and the ominous ringing of bells
Persona Miracles of Cameron Delacroix's Dark Tidings
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Make the shadows
around someone a little thicker. Make a bell ring out ominously.
Make someone's sins a little more apparent. Make someone more
obvious. Encourage someone to lie about Cameron. Allow Cameron to
show up someplace inconsequential (his favorite coffee shop for a
quick drink, or to crash a cool party for a bit).
-
Walk with anyone who
bears the Dark Tidings of Cameron Delacroix. Become aware of a
specific place where those Dark Tidings are spoken. Be present
wherever someone offers trembling, worried news about Cameron
Delacroix.
-
Cameron can simply
show up anywhere he has already been. Cameron is frightening and
gains all the attention in the room. Cameron can speak of your
secret sins. Cameron can look like whatever wants. Cameron gains
the power to summon storms.
-
Cameron can appear
wherever the enchanted person has arrived. The enchanted is
terrifying and demands everyone's immediate attention. The
enchanted must reveal their sins. They must describe or see Cameron
as he wants to be seen. They are surrounded by darkness or storms.
When the enchanted topic is spoken of, it precedes the coming of
Cameron Delacroix.
-
See through the eyes
of all who bear the dark tidings of Cameron Delacroix, even if
currently across the Weirding Wall (thus “dead”). Cameron
cannot arrive (or be) at the location of the Sacrificed. Remove the
quality of frightfulness that someone has. Prevent someone from
revealing a sin. Let someone see Cameron for what he is.
-
Cameron can speak of
the secret sins of the world. Cameron can appear to be an exact
replica of someone else. Cameron can blot out the sun. Cameron
gains the attention of the whole world. Cameron can arrive anywhere
he has already been, even Heaven, Hell, or beyond the Weirding Wall
(thus, even if Cameron is slain, he can just return with this).
Someone who hears the Dark Tidings of Cameron Delacroix converts to
Cameron's cause. The Dark Tidings of Cameron Delacroix will kill
those who listen.
-
Cameron can arrive
wherever the enchanted is, even if he is in another world. They
will see Cameron as whatever he wishes to be, even a king or their
true love.
-
Cameron is not and
can never be at a particular location. An entire nation may not
speak the dark tidings of Cameron Delacroix. A particular sin may
never be revealed, or even
understood, on any level. An entire sphere of terrifying ideas become non-threatening ("Vampires aren't threatening. They're actually very romantic!")
-
A nation, or world
becomes tied to the dark tidings of Cameron Delacroix, and what
those dark tidings mean for that world fundamentally changes (“Only
Cameron Delacroix can save us!”).
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