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• Overview

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Overview

The Oykumena is a galaxy-wide human civilization made up of multiple peoples and cultures.

• Techno-humans (Technos for short) -- human societies broadly analogous to Earth's, advancing along a familiar technological path. The most advanced techno-human civilization inhabits the planet Largitas.
• Energetes -- lineages that, through evolution, learned to accumulate and wield vast reserves of bio-energy. Energetic capability is not inherited through intermarriage with techno-humans or barbarians; inheritance of energetic capabilities requires genetic modification and very special conceiving condition.
• Barbarians -- non-Energete cultures from various worlds with little or no advanced technology (ranging from Stone-Age to medieval levels).

Use Oykumena consistently for the series title and setting; you may see Ecumene as an in-universe scholarly term.

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Galactic League

Overview

The Galactic League is the flagship inter-civilizational organization of Oykumena, with its headquarters on Tishri (a deliberate cultural echo of the UN). It exists to coordinate civilization-to-civilization relations, but it is not a supranational government and does not possess enforceable sovereignty over member states.

Core idea (canon)

• The League can mediate, recommend, observe, coordinate, sanction-on-paper, and assemble coalitions.
• The League cannot truly compel: it has limited independent enforcement, relying on member states' fleets, budgets, and political will.

Mandate & functions

1. Inter-civilizational governance (soft power)

• Arbitration & mediation of disputes (borders, incidents, trade corridors, custody of artifacts, etc.).
• Humanitarian assistance coordination (evacuation corridors, medical missions, infrastructure).
• Sanctions frameworks (legal scaffolding; enforcement depends on members).
• Peacekeeping missions (often "peace-observing" unless major powers commit force).
• Arms control: League treaties on planetary weapons, embargo regimes, inspection scandals.

2. Contact & Accession: expanding the "human map"

One of the League's defining roles is the search for newly discovered human civilizations and their gradual inclusion into Oykumena's legal and diplomatic structure:

• first contact protocols
• translation/cultural mediation teams
• controlled tech transfer (if allowed)
• membership or associate status pathways

The Human Oykumena premise

A major philosophical and scientific tension:

• All known civilizations in Oykumena are human.
• No confirmed "alien" species with comparable civilization status is present in mainstream canon records.
• This strongly supports the Seeding Hypothesis: life (or human life specifically) was introduced from outside by an external force.
• Who seeded it, when, and why remains disputed, politicized, and mythologized.

Canon constraint: even if "non-human" entities exist (AI relics, unknown phenomena, "voices" in hyperspace, etc.), no recognized peer civilization displaces the "all are human" civilizational baseline.

Why the League is weak (by design)

• Member states preserve sovereignty; the League is a forum, not an empire.
• Great powers use it as a stage for legitimacy, propaganda, and coalition-building.
• Smaller civilizations use it as a shield -- sometimes real, sometimes symbolic.

Practical texture (good for stories)

• Diplomats, observers, and "special envoys" with limited authority but massive political pressure.
• Investigations that matter because of narrative control, not because the League can punish.
• "Peacekeeping" that becomes hostage to member funding, vetoes, and rival fleet "assistance."

Story hooks & recurring conflicts

• A new civilization is found -- and everyone races to define the first treaty.
• The League recognizes a government that a rival calls illegitimate.
• A peacekeeping mandate exists, but only one member is willing to commit ships (for a price).
• Seeding research turns into espionage: "history is a weapon."

The Galactic League is the flagship inter-civilizational organization of Oykumena, with its headquarters on Tishri (a deliberate cultural echo of the UN). It exists to coordinate civilization-to-civilization relations, but it is not a supranational government…

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Space Travel

Timeline anchor (canon)

Human civilization of Oykumena reached interstellar space ~1200 years ago (relative to the "present" of the setting). This moment is treated as a civilizational threshold: the beginning of true Oykumena-scale politics.

Strategic premise

• Many states maintain civil and military space fleets.
• Space is not "equal opportunity": fleets are expensive, crew training is rare, and power scales brutally.

Propulsion & movement

• Hyperspace access
• Interstellar travel is enabled by hyperspace transition, executed via the RPT maneuver.
• RPT is canon as the named method/ritual/technology of transition.
• Details can remain partially opaque (useful for mystery, classification, and plot constraints).
• RPT maneuver: required conditions, failure modes, navigation hazards, taboo regions due to continuum instability.
• Energete-driven ships
• Different Energete races can use bioenergetic ability to power spaceships (or critical subsystems):
• This creates a unique strategic economy: ships are not only hardware; they are also "crew capability."
• Control of Energete specialists can matter as much as control of shipyards.

Canon implication: you can have multiple propulsion schools, but Energete bioenergy remains a major differentiator in capability, independence, and cost.

Fleet ecosystem

• Civil fleets: trade, passenger lines, courier chains, deep survey, colony logistics, orbital industry.
• Military fleets: deterrence, blockade, rapid response, projection, strategic patrol, "peacekeeping support" (often political).
• Hybrid / private: charter navies, corporate security fleets, "licensed" patrols that blur into piracy.

Space weaponry (canon examples)

Predominantly futuristic arsenal, including:

• Plasmators
• Lasers
• Interphasers
• Planetary cryobombs (strategic/terror-tier)
• Thermonuclear warheads
• Antimatter munitions

Tone knob: most of these can exist in doctrine, but actual use can be rare because escalation is existential, politically radioactive, and economically catastrophic.

Galactic League oversight of developing civilizations

Less developed or "barbaric" civilizations do not simply "invent spaceflight" in isolation. The League offers (and controls) a pathway:

• guidance on space program development
• crew training standards and academies
• staged access to ship technologies
• purchase/lease of ships and components
• treaty frameworks limiting militarization (often imperfect)

Key tension: "assistance" can be benevolence, soft colonization, or strategic containment -- depending on who funds it. And type of guidance type often depend on who's responsible for protectorate -- great power patron or League mission; thus, Pompilians often guide their protégés toward militarization and aggression, while maintaining submission to metropolis, while Largitans emphasize technologization, atheism, and informal anti-Energete ideology

Useful canon constraints for consistency

• Interstellar access is possible but not trivial: it requires infrastructure, doctrine, and/or specialist capability (often Energete-linked).
• Space power is political power; fleets are diplomacy with engines.
• League "rules" exist, but enforcement depends on states -- mirroring the League's weakness.

Human civilization of Oykumena reached interstellar space ~1200 years ago (relative to the "present" of the setting). This moment is treated as a civilizational threshold: the beginning of true Oykumena-scale politics.

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Antises (global concept)

Natural-born Antises

Definition. Extremely rare powerful Energetes capable of converting the body to a wave form ("large body") and back ("small body"), traveling in space/hyperspace without starships.

Launch (transition into "large body") can be performed as "hot start" (uncontrolled; catastrophic blast potential, city-scale) - usually inexperienced young Antises, including the moment of initiation; and "cold start" (trained; instantaneous vanish/return).

Identity. Waveform imprint is unique and correlates with the Huskspace avatar; software can reconstruct the avatar from the imprint.

Reflex. Near-instant wave reflex to mortal threats; practical invulnerability in small body. Destruction in "large body" requires annihilating by immense amount of energy (e.g. stellar core).

Ethos. Rarely join wars; never support aggression; defend only to stop genocide/destruction of their people (e.g., Neiram Samangan annihilates a Pompilian fleet to prevent enslavement of nos race).

Collective Antis ("Collant")

Definition.

A wave entity formed by a team: multiple Energetes (ideally cross-race), a Neuroproxy (inter-human conduit), and selected Techno-humans/Barbarians to seal gaps -- a symbolic micro-Oykumena.

Coordinator.

A Pompilian with Tavro experience commonly serves as Collant coordinator; Tavro flips into reverse mode (Prof. Shtilner's term), coordinating rather than enslaving. After a first Collant exit, a Pompilian loses all slaves and cannot enslave again; Tavro death-feedback otherwise kills Pompilians who lose all slaves.

Selection.

~90% Energete candidates filtered out; Techno-human/Barbarian acceptance ~1%. Astlan inclusion massively boosts energy (solar link).

Travel & Avatar.

Space travel occurs Huskside; Collant's avatar is a troop of mounted riders, each member armed (freedom & mental power).

Stability.

Energetically weaker than a natural-born Antis; may disintegrate under panic (fatal to members).

Members often heal pre-existing injuries/diseases on return; clothing/small items restore to an ideal matrix.

Tavro Resistance.

A Collant member can resist Tavro; in Huskspace this appears as armed parity with Pompilian projections. (Loss of one Pompilian sub-persona causes lasting trauma; two+ means operator death.)

Secrecy & Law.

Passenger Collants and Tavro-resistance were hidden for years. Pompilian "reform": "No enslavement of Collant members." (Protects Pompilians from lethal feedback more than it protects Collant members.)

Terminology (canon).

Collant (entity); Collantary (sing.) / Collantaries (pl.) -- member(s) of a Collant; adj. collantic.

Pronunciation: Collantary /kə-LAN-tə-ree/.

Definition. Extremely rare powerful Energetes capable of converting the body to a wave form ("large body") and back ("small body"), traveling in space/hyperspace without starships.

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• Mentals (global concept)

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Mentals (global concept)

Overview

Mentals are humans born with psionic abilities that affect mind, emotion, perception, and intention. In canon terms, Mentals arise only among "regular humans" - primarily Techno-humans (Technos) and Barbarians - and are distinct from the Energete phenomenon (which produces Antises and bio-energy disciplines).

Mentals form a parallel "specialist class" to Energetes: where Energete power expresses through bio-energy / wave disciplines, Mental power expresses through psyche interface - telepathy, empathy, mental constructs, and (in rare cases) direct offensive influence.

Relationship to Energetes and Antises

• Antises are a unique phenomenon of the Energete races.
• Mentals are born among non-Energete humans (Technos/Barbarians).
• The two are culturally and politically treated as different categories of "the gifted", with distinct training traditions, laws, and taboos.

The unique exception: Antis–Mental

A singular (or extremely rare) hybrid case is recognized in canon: - Nathu Sanderson - conceived under unique mental circumstances; son of a Largitan Mental (Gunter Sanderson) and a Brahmini (Mirra Juthani).

This case is treated as anomalous and is frequently cited in debates about whether the two phenomena are truly disjoint - or merely disjoint in "normal" reproduction.

Mental taxonomy (classification)

1) Domain axis

• Telepath - works primarily with thought, intention, memory, and cognitive content.
• Empath - works primarily with emotion, affective states, and emotional resonance.

Many Mentals are mixed-domain; classification describes dominant aptitude.

2) Directionality axis

• Active - a transmitter / influencer: projects, pushes, imposes patterns.
• Passive - a receiver: reads, listens, senses, detects.

In-world: "active" is more feared; "passive" is more tolerated - until it is used in court or politics.

3) Special categories (common low/edge classes)

These are often treated as "minor Mentals" or regulated subtypes: - Neuroproxies - limited control over a client's verbal/motor channels only by explicit consent (canon rule: triple consent). - Executors - can induce pain (and sometimes panic/shock) by focused mental will; widely prohibited outside strict state mandates.

Optional slots (reserve for later canon expansion): verifiers (truth-sense under protocol), dampers (suppress psi activity), warders (shielders), surgeons (construct specialists).

Law, regulation, and punishment (cross-world norms)

General legal principle (developed worlds)

In essentially all developed societies: - Using mental abilities against the law and/or without recipient consent is prohibited. - Violations are punished severely everywhere - because mental coercion is treated as a direct threat to personhood and sovereignty of will.

Planet-to-planet variation

Rules vary by world and regime: - some treat Mentals as a licensed profession, - some treat them as a controlled state resource, - some wrap regulation in "religious education" frameworks (temples), - some deny the phenomenon publicly while exploiting it privately.

Notable worlds and traditions

Shakko - temples, psi-surgery, and Huskspace mastery

Shakko is a world with deep, institutionalized Mental tradition - most famously through its Temples, which serve as training, certification, and ideological formation.

Huskspace specialization Mentals can "dive" into Huskspace, operating with mental constructs and a developed symbolic language (iconography). - Iconography varies widely, but most Mentals retain a human-like self-image, changing mainly outfit, attributes, and aesthetic markers rather than becoming nonhuman.

Temple No. 3: Psi-surgeons Psi-surgeons who complete the program of Temple No. 3 can split their Huskspace avatar into six subpersonalities. - In mental duels, this yields a functional 6× numerical advantage (multi-threaded attention, feints, distributed defense/offense).

The Scorpions (secret clan / deterrence system) A clandestine Shakko-aligned clan known as the Scorpions enforces protection of Temple alumni (native or foreign). - Threatening a Shakko Mental typically results in brutal retaliation: commonly severe mental trauma and ruined life. - Killing a Shakko Mental triggers maximal punishment, extending to the perpetrator's family; punishment is constructed to prevent escape (including preventing suicide) until atonement is achieved.

This operates as a near-perfect deterrent - terrifying, illegal by many worlds' standards, but effective.

Largitas - denial policy + state exploitation

Largitas is notable not for "mystic tradition," but for hard regulation and the state's asserted right to employ Mentals for state needs.

Compulsory education / internat-schools - Child Mentals are compelled into state schooling until they are mature enough to pass a control exam (typically around 18). - Parents who refuse lose citizenship; the family is expelled to any world willing to accept them, with the state covering expenses.

This is framed as "public safety," but functions as population control.

Taboo on Huskspace (official doctrine) Largitas maintains a racist ideological line against Energetes: Huskspace is "drug-induced hallucination." - Therefore, among Largitan Mentals, discussing Huskspace is taboo in official contexts. - In practice, elites understand the truth and weaponize it - especially as a countermeasure against Energetes operating in Huskspace.

Societal roles (where Mentals fit)

Mentals often occupy "socially useful" professions that justify their licensing: - mental medicine and psychotherapy - law and justice (under strict protocol; evidence admissibility differs by world) - culture (performance, ritual, collective catharsis, memory arts) - state security (the most controversial sector)

Interaction with other phenomena

Huskspace operations

Mentals are among the most capable human specialists in Huskspace because they can: - build and interpret constructs, - fight with iconography and sub-personalities, - resist certain Fluctuation effects through trained cognitive discipline.

Defense against Pompilian Tavro

Adult Mentals can, in some cases, defend against Pompilian Tavro effects (degree varies with talent, training, and the specific Tavro implementation).

Style & terminology notes

• Capitalize Mentals as a named class (parallel to Energetes).
• Telepath / empath: capitalize when used as institutional classification ("He is a Telepath"); lowercase when generic ("telepathic sensitivity").
• Keep Huskspace register rules consistent: Hallucinatory Complex (lay), SWE (scientific), Huskspace (slang).
• For Largitas: preserve the public/private split - official denial, practical exploitation.

Psionic humans (primarily Techno-humans and Barbarians) distinct from Energetes; includes telepaths/empaths and regulated subtypes like Neuroproxies.

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Space Continuum Fluctuations (SCF)

Overview

Space Continuum Fluctuations ("Fluctuations") are non-matter, wave-based lifeforms believed to have emerged as an unintended consequence of repeated RPT (hyperspace) maneuvers. Where humans carve corridors through hyperspace, Fluctuations arise in the "scars" and boundary layers -- alive as patterns, hungry as gradients, and curious in ways that don't map cleanly to human intent.

They are not "aliens" in the biological sense. They are life as interference: organized, adaptive waveform entities that interact with matter primarily through energy exchange and psyche coupling.

Origin theory (canon baseline)

Continuum Disturbance Hypothesis:

• Every RPT maneuver creates micro-discontinuities ("RPT scars") in the space-time/hyperspace interface.
• Over centuries of traffic, scars accumulate into stable regions where self-organizing wave phenomena can persist.
• Some of those phenomena evolve, forming a continuum-native ecology: Fluctuations.

Competing minority ideas (allowed, but not required):

• Fluctuations predate humanity and RPT merely "woke" them.
• The Seeding Hypothesis includes "continuum shepherds" that intend such life to form.

What Fluctuations do to humans

Fluctuations consume energy in all forms, including:

• ship power fields, reactor margins, heat gradients
• bioelectric activity
• and most dangerously: structured mental activity (attention, memory access, emotion spikes)

Human outcomes range from:

• transient hallucinations and "echo thoughts"
• PTSD-like trauma, personality fragmentation
• total collapse of psyche with secondary physiological failure
• catatonia / brain death

Important canon nuance: Fluctuations are not "aggressive" in a human sense. Their behavior is best described as curiosity + feeding, and because they lack a human concept of death, they don't interpret the destruction they cause as violence.

Time perception (non-human cognition)

Fluctuations perceive time non-linearly:

• They comprehend their lifespan from "birth" to "death" as one event they can relive as a whole.
• "Learning" can resemble re-threading their own timeline rather than accumulating memories sequentially.
• Higher classes sometimes "downgrade" into simpler forms for "mental rest", as the closest human analogy.

Classification (League–Fleet standard scale)

Class 0 -- "Amoebae"

Nature: diffuse, ameboid wave clots; mostly harmless unless in swarms

Effects: hallucinations, déjà vu storms, "whisper-light" phenomena.

Risk: low individually, medium if persistent (crew burnout, accidents).

Typical handling: route correction, field stabilization, short "quiet protocols."

Class 1 -- "Cryptids"

Nature: coherent, attention-seeking patterns that bait cognition.

Effects: intrusive thoughts, obsession loops, false memories with emotional charge, "beautiful terror" visions.

Risk: medium; can destabilize a crew without ever "attacking."

Tell: synchronized dreams across unrelated crew; repeating symbols; compulsive behavior around nav consoles.

Counter: psycho-shielding, cognitive discipline drills, isolation of exposed personnel.

Class 2 -- "Guli"

Nature: anchored feeders that latch onto power and neural activity.

Effects: progressive exhaustion, loss of executive function, emotion blunting, ship-wide power sag with no mechanical fault.

Risk: high in transit lanes; can cripple ships and quietly kill minds over days.

Tell: "cold spots" in energy telemetry, crew apathy spike, slow-motion operational mistakes.

Counter: aggressive field purges, compartmentalization, emergency "silence protocol" (reduce mental load + rotate crew).

Class 3 -- "Hydra"

Nature: multi-nodal Fluctuations that establish distributed presence across a ship and nearby space.

Effects: coordinated system failures, sensory cross-talk (hearing colors / seeing voices), mass panic cascades, localized reality shear effects in equipment bays.

Risk: extreme; often the class that turns "a bad voyage" into a disaster record.

Tell: simultaneous anomalies in multiple compartments; "someone else's thoughts" bleeding across comms.

Counter: specialized Witcher-grade weaponry; standard fleets often retreat and call patrol cruisers.

Class 4 -- "Daeva"

Nature: high-order entities that model humans and ships as manipulable patterns.

Effects: surgical psychological damage, targeted delusions, engineered mutiny, "logical traps" that cause crews to self-sabotage.

Risk: catastrophic; can dismantle a human's will

Tell: coordinated ideological shifts with identical phrasing; impossible coincidences; "perfectly timed" paranoia.

Counter: Antis doctrine: deny contact, destroy quickly.

Class 5 -- "Penetrator"

Nature: apex Fluctuation capable of possession of human psyche.

Mechanism: Penetrator binds to a mind and uses that mind's memories as vocabulary to communicate, explore, and test boundaries of the human world.

Capabilities:

• can speak through the host in familiar words, voices, references
• can navigate human culture by reusing the host's internal map
• in possessed form can even visit a planet (because the host body bears gravity; for most Fluctuations, waveform gravity is lethal) Risk: existential at the individual level; strategic at the political level (infiltration, sabotage, forced diplomacy). Tell: "too coherent" speech in crisis; subtle shifts in mannerisms; knowledge that is almost right -- like a map traced from someone else's mind. Counter: Witcher patrol protocols; specialized isolation, resonance disruption, and (if necessary) termination.

Human response

Witcher patrol cruisers

A dedicated class of patrol cruisers ("Witchers") exists specifically to hunt and destroy Fluctuations, especially Class 1+. Their doctrine is closer to extermination than policing -- because containment often fails.

Common elements (canon-friendly, tech-agnostic):

• continuum resonance arrays (detect coherence signatures)
• phase-lances / null-field projectors (break wave cohesion)
• psyche-shielded compartments and "quiet rooms"
• strict quarantine and debrief procedures

Antises

The Antises are widely regarded as humanity's primary shield against Fluctuations. Their mission is not conquest or diplomacy but survival continuity: keep hyperspace travel possible without letting continuum life turn it into a slow extinction.

Cultural role: feared, respected, and politically inconvenient, because Antises do not protect interests of a certain race, even their own, but humanity as a whole.

Canon & Open questions

Canon constraints & world texture

• RPT traffic increases risk: heavily used corridors accumulate scars and become "dirty routes."
• Fluctuation outbreaks can force lane closures, causing economic shocks and political accusations.
• Survivors can become liabilities (trauma, contamination risk, possession paranoia).
• League guidance exists, but enforcement is uneven, mirroring its limited power.

Story hooks

• A "Zero" swarm causes harmless visions -- until someone realizes it's masking a Class 3.
• A Penetrator uses a host's memories to plead for "asylum," and nobody can prove it's lying.
• A route becomes commercially vital but "scarred"; corporations demand it reopened; Antises refuse.
• A Weave-class event turns a disciplined ship into a cult in three days -- without a single overt attack.

Open questions (intentionally unresolved)

• Are Penetrators individuals, or temporary high-coherence states of something larger?
• Do Fluctuations have "ethics," or only constraints and curiosity?
• If time is a single relivable event for them, what does "killing" even mean -- and what are we doing when we destroy one?
• Did humanity create them… or merely invite them?

Space Continuum Fluctuations ("Fluctuations") are non-matter, wave-based lifeforms believed to have emerged as an unintended consequence of repeated RPT (hyperspace) maneuvers. Where humans carve corridors through hyperspace, Fluctuations arise in the "scars"…

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Huskspace & Related Concepts

Definition of Huskspace

• Hallucinatory Complex -- The shared symbolic reality perceived whenever an Energete uses their energy functions (and by anyone linked to them at the moment of use). What's seen is a mythic overlay that maps the Energete's action onto familiar cultural imagery. Some Energete scholars argue it is a parallel mythological reality that can overlap the Oykumena.

• Secondary Weiss Effect (SWE) -- A psychophysical transduction in which Energete operations induce synchronized, culturally coded perceptual overlays among proximate observers. The effect is reproducible, cohort-specific, and entrainable; see also cross-race schema capture and mythic overlay persistence.

• Huskspace / "under the Husk" -- Slang for entering the overlay state created by the Hallucinatory Complex / SWE.

• Verbs: to husk out, to drop into Huskspace, to go Huskside.

• Agentive: a husker (one who can reliably operate while husked).

Huskspace imagery examples (use as translation cues)

• Pompilian slave drives → in Huskspace: ancient galley, oars chained, freedom-energy siphoned to engines.
• Pompilians → in Huskspace they appear on two occasions:
• During branding ritual as Roman legionaries with gilded eagle standards. There are always 5 legionaries, representing the subpersonalities of the Pompilian.
• During mental duels with their compatriots as gladiators in an arena, while their slaves are watching from the stands.
• Vehden work, e.g. reactor maintenance → in Huskspace ritual hearth-fire tending.
• Brahmins → in Huskspace perform austerity rites: ascetic practices, meditation, praying in temples/ashrams.
• Antises traveling in wave form → appear as mythic champions: Brahmin as Rudra/Maruti or other Hindu mythical hero, or a powerful animalistic form (bull/lion), Vehden as giant falcon, Gematra as angel, Voodun as giant Anansi spider or another animal Loa.
• Mentals (psi-active non-Energetes) → also work Huskside via pure mental constructs (e.g. treatment of neurosis looks like a surgical operation in Huskspace).
• Largitas techno-humans → propaganda frames SWE as drug hallucination and proof of "animalistic evolution"

Mythoparallel Hypothesis (for scholars/briefings)

• Mythoparallel Hypothesis -- the Hallucinatory Complex is not illusory but a parallel mythological reality that can overlap the Oykumena.
• Suggested academic phrasing: "evidence of mythoparallel ontic adjacency," "partial world-overlap events."
• Largitas strongly denies such possibility due to their racist ideology towards Energetes.

Hallucinatory Complex -- The shared symbolic reality perceived whenever an Energete uses their energy functions (and by anyone linked to them at the moment of use). What's seen is a mythic overlay that maps the Energete's action onto familiar cultural imagery…