Esotericism: The Origin of Steel

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[The Sun-in-Rags] The Sun-in-Rags is a sun star. His domain contains winter and lights. He always longed for a poignant ending. The Setting Sun Master is responsible for the end and death, and is the coldest one among the Sun Masters. He always longs for a poignant ending to everything. By calling on his power, the apprentice can cast the magic of a poignant ending. This fast and dangerous magic will bring an end to someone or something, but the choice is left to the setting sun, and even the user cannot control the end object. The magic also kills any mortal or spirit assisting in the ritual. The success of the ceremony will be marked by cold fire and still snow, while the candles used in the ceremony will produce "a red halo, a golden flame and a black heart of flame." Night Watch The Door in the Eye, more commonly known as The Watchman. He was most likely born in the later stages of the Battle of Stonefall, and was later eliminated during the Battle of the Sun. The night watchman is generally classified as the Mansu Sichen, ranking among the Sun Sichen. He is closely related to the Code of Lamps and represents knowledge, enlightenment and unkindness. The Sun-in-Splendour The Sun-in-Splendour is one of the dead Splendour. It was once listed as the White Sun Splendour along with the White Sun Forge, and also fell into her hands during the leap. His realm undoubtedly includes lights. Although in his day this maxim might have been called noon. Jiaoyang was the former Supreme Being of Mansu and held extensive authority. But it seems that not all Si Chen obeys his orders. As the ruler of Mansu, one of his important responsibilities is to patrol Mansu at specific times. The scorching sun once often walked in the Orchard of Light. Sometimes fragments of him still walk around here. The Forge of Days The Forge of Days was born in the Age of Dawn. It was removed from the list during the Sun War and was once listed as the Day Star alongside the Sun. She is closely associated with the Code of Forge, is the god of destruction and reconstruction, and is probably one of the most powerful Sichen in Mansu. Considering she is one of the only two Sichens to actually descend from the Aura, it is likely that her domain also includes the lamp. The laws of the Forge are linked to technology, industry, and chemistry (alchemy). She corresponds to redness, the final stage, in the four steps of alchemy to refine the Philosopher's Stone. The Philosopher's Stone is considered red and can transform any object. One of the teachings of the Forge of the Day is that the craftsman can achieve his greatest achievements only by destroying his most cherished tools.

[Lamp] "Life is a pure flame, and we all have an invisible sun in our hearts." Lamp is the criterion of reason and enlightenment, and is closely connected with Mansu, Glow and the Sun. Therefore, it split into Crown and Shine after the Sun War. Its core symbols include mirrors, dreams, vision, etc. Lamps are often described as unkind, possessing the power to reveal truths and secrets and ward off darkness, but they can also drive people into madness and even consume their minds. Divination of the future also belongs to the realm of lamps. When someone awakens in their memory an ancient memory that does not belong to them, they can also use the power of a lamp to rekindle the light of their soul. Casting "Fire is a harsh winter, but it has warmth. Fire is a warm spring, but it will consume everything." Casting is the principle of transformation, destruction and reshaping, which was once dominated by the Si Chen of the same name - the White Sun Forge. But although the Forge was delisted during the Sol War, the Code itself does not appear to have been significantly affected. Its core symbols include fire, metal, tools, skills, etc. The power of casting is widely used in the realm of alchemy. It is used both by scholars to achieve great creation and by rebels and careerists to cause great destruction. Its more basic applications include making, repairing and destroying complex instruments, modifying nature, etc. When one's darkness is haunted by the horrors of the woodland, one can use the power of cast to regain courage. Cup "Food, sex, and sex are all indulged in and never returned." Cup is the criterion for fertility and feasting. It was once dominated by the Sichen of the same name - Chibei. After Chibei became the delisted Sichen during the Sun War, the code itself seemed to have changed in some way. Its core symbols include desire, joy, pain, blood, etc. The power of the cup is usually used to arouse the desires of others or oneself, so that they can be used for one's own use. The same power can in turn inspire hunger and pain in others, and can also be used to increase the ability to endure pain and even transform it into joy. When someone's spiritual body is lost in Mansu, they can also use the power of the cup to recall the reality of the physical body. Blade All conquests begin at the edge. There is a man here who is blind. The other one is incredibly powerful. We never mention the third one. The blade is the principle of fighting and struggle, and is closely related to the law called horn struggle. But even though the three Sichen who formed the Jiauzhuang became expelled Sichen during the Solar War, the code itself was somewhat conceptually strengthened by the tragic war and the subsequent Cold War. Its core symbols include strategy, strength, pain, war, etc. The blade's power is often used to kill or defeat enemies, and can also be used to synthesize deadly poisons. Its more mysterious use allows people to find a winning strategy among countless choices. Winter … Winter is the criterion of silence, end, and things that are not completely gone. It is closely related to death, which further implies its connection with the virtual world. Its core symbols include silence, cold, memory, aesthetics, etc. The power of winter is usually used to bring back the dead and other lost things, to appease the restless dead, and to preserve perishable things. It can also be used to bring fear and death to enemies. When someone's hearing is troubled by excessive intelligence and their spirit is weakened by the overwhelming amount of information flooding into their senses, they can also use the power of winter to ease their sensitive and fragile soul. Heart In order to protect the surface of the world we know, the restless heart beats endlessly. The heart is the principle of eternity and continuity, once dominated by the namesake Si Chen - the restless heart, the skin of thunder. After Thunderskin became the delisted Sichen during the Sun War, the code itself seemed to have undergone some changes. Its core symbols include life, movement, protection, etc. The power of the heart is often used to inspire or persuade others, repair physical disease and damage, and defend against various natural and supernatural threats. Chibei is also associated with anatomy and medicine as it was the skin of the Thunder Hide. Moth I know a person who catches moths and shuts them under a glass cover. Then on a night like night, release them one by one and let them die in the flames. The moth is the principle of chaos and longing. It was once dominated by the eponymous Sichen, the moth, and is closely associated with the woodland. But despite the Moth's dethronement during the Sol War, the Code itself does not appear to have been significantly affected. Its core symbols include change, instinct, insects, etc. The moth's power is often used to confuse or deceive others, but can also be used to transform the body, evoke bestial instincts, and avoid danger through intuitive guidance. When someone's pulse is possessed by a spirit from Mansu, the moth's power can also be used to confuse the latter and make it leave the soul of the infected person. [Kai] Kai does not allow closed and isolated existence. It joyfully pushes us out of the shelter of ignorance. Kai is the criterion for opening and dismantling, and is closely related to the doors and passages that connect many realms of the secret history world. Its core symbols include keys, doors and walls, wounds, etc. The power of Kai is often used to open doors that are difficult to open, including the boundaries between reality and Mansu or woodlands, to summon exotic spirits or other creatures. Secret History History is the scar left by time on the world. (Source: Esoteric Cult Simulator Wiki)

We call upon the night watchman, the God who guides the way forward, the God who illuminates and drives away darkness, the God who shows no mercy. May this person's inspiration be endless.

I don't know that mortals are the predecessors of the Night Watch Isn't it the signator of the Night Watch?

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Mansus, also known as the House of the Sun, is the spiritual and transcendent side of the secret world, opposite to the waking state. Therefore, Mansu has no entity and is beyond conventional logic and mortal understanding, but it is still "extremely real". The Mansu is described as "under the skin of the world" and can in fact be considered to coincide with the waking state, but mortals can only enter it under certain circumstances - that is, in dreams. It is not easy for mortals who have not mastered the know-how, especially the hidden knowledge, but it is also said that each of us must visit it at least twice in our lifetime. Mansu is always changing. At first, Mansu was dark and empty. It was Shi Yuan Shen who violently tore open the road known as the Furious Door and entered the HOS. They explored the dark Mansu through their songs and built it into a fortress of dreams. After the Dayforge descended from its glow and shattered the flint, she reshaped the Mansu and opened more paths to the Home, "though this was accompanied by the wail of the stone." Under the dual effects of the glow and the reshaping of the forge, Mansu has the concept of "up" and "down": the stairs of Mansu extend upward, which is also the direction in which all living beings want to ascend; while death points downward, and the dead and dead things will eventually fall into the virtual world. The path to ascension for most mortals begins at the Stag Gate. Only by solving the riddle of its gatekeeper, Gribi, can mortals "become acquainted with the first real secret of the House of the Sun." They are also given the status of "The Knower" and can understand some secrets that are beyond the reach of mortals. They must then climb up through the HOS in various ways until they reach and pass through the Three-Pointed Gate and into the core area immediately adjacent to the Glow. Here they will abandon their old and cumbersome mortal bodies and become completely different life forms - immortals. Glow What exactly is glow? It is "the pure light that towers over the sky" and is "the thing that the soul longs for"; it radiates endless cobalt blue light, making everything transparent and clear; it drives all living beings to climb upward and ascend to a higher existence. But truth be told, we know so little about the glow that we can't even tell if it's alive or dead, although it hasn't shown any signs of consciousness yet. We do know that the glow was not initially located above Mansu, but its purpose and nature remain unknown. Perhaps it is this unknown, mysterious and infinite possibility that attracts people. (The above information comes from the Esoteric Simulator Wiki)

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