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“ | Just look at us. Don't we look so blissful? A gear with a purpose is content, for its rotation has meaning. Humans are cogs in the machination that is the City. Someone has to make those cogs turn. That way, the City can run correctly. He is guiding us to the right path. For us, who are incapable of doing anything on our own. Praise be to Argalia!! | ” |
The Church of Gears is a cult which practices the removal of self-determination by following the guidance of turning gears, figuratively and literally becoming cogs in the machine. Led by Eileen, its members ultimately become followers of Argalia and joined the Reverberation Ensemble, and it is fought as one of ten individual sub-receptions in the Reception of the Reverberation Ensemble, seeking a world where all people can have purpose. It is received by the Floor of Technological Sciences.
During this Reception, Eileen is fought along with 4 generic Gear Worshippers. The latter, however, respawn every time Eileen enters a new phase, for a total of up to 13 Guests.
Sprite | Name | Description |
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Eileen | Also known as the "Church of Gears Leader", she's a Distortion who grafts Gears created from the bodies of purpose-seeking people onto herself to increase her mind and body. Though she doesn't fight directly, she buffs her worshippers and defends herself through her Gears. | |
Gear Worshippers | Also known as "Meat Gears", they are people who became monstrous cyborgs in an effort to find purpose in the City. They fight using their mechanically enhanced bodies and Smoke, along with Eileen's buffs.
Everytime Eileen's HP reaches a certain threshold, any dead Gear Worshippers will respawn. |
Eileen arrives at the Floor of Technological Sciences, flatly greeted by Yesod upon entering. Out of courtesy, Eileen introduces herself, and orders her worshippers to bow, which unsettles Yesod. She comments that the sound of the gears in this place isn't too graceful, but it's still a pleasure to hear them working together. Yesod agrees at her former statement, adding that the gears don't mesh quite well together, making loud noises at times. Eileen deduces that the gears do not sound "happy", but even then, seeing them together, struggling in order to work in unison, she wonders if he's similar to the Church of Gears. Yesod denies it, and asks how could she liken the gears of this floor to her own.
Eileen tells Yesod that is because he's denying the gears; one must admit they're nothing but a cogwheel, and must rotate according to their purpose, and offers to help him in that path, to which Yesod politely declines, stating he's found his own purpose and is doing well. In reaction to this, Eileen can't help but to pity him, seeing Yesod "rotate alone", telling him how her father became a true gear and helped her find her savior. Still, Yesod keeps on denying her "help", saying he found his own meaning, unlike her, who followed her gears. Eileen, in return, says she feels sorrow, uncertainty, and pain from him, trying to convince him by saying that's the same she felt; had he followed the gears just like she did, he'd be filled with bliss, instead of pain, and just like how their paths were the same, he could still find salvation in the gears.
Yesod scoffs at her, seeing through her attempt at love bombing and pointing out the way she talks as if she knew everything about him. He explains that he put his own past behind long ago, if he had let his emotions blur his judgement, he wouldn't be able to act with discretion or distinction. In return, Eileen points at herself and her worshippers, the way they were filled with bliss in having found purpose and meaning on their "rotation", humans are but cogwheels in the City, after all, and they all must spin so that it can run correctly. Eileen praises her "savior" for guiding them all down the right path, themselves being incapable of doing anything on their own like cogwheels without an engine, and tells Yesod this might be his last chance to find salvation. Having kept himself silent during her praising, Yesod flatly refuses once again, explaining he didn't take this journey to become only a gear.
Disheartened, Eileen comments how many gears died in this place. Further pointing out the "pain" she sees in Yesod, denying he gears and having robbed so many of them of their chance to "cycle the right way". Preparing for battle, she declares that they will arduously turn for the sake of those that were lost. Yesod scoffs at her again, no longer binding himself to the past and looking ahead, and though he feels remorse for those that died in the Library, he believes he wouldn't have gone down this path if he let his feelings dominate him. Eileen, turning a deaf ear to his words, declares Yesod "a gear that can no longer rotate justly", and lamenting that she believes they were both kindred gears, tells Yesod he cannot rotate to his goal alone, to which he only frowns in response.
Eileen utilizes her personal page, while the Gear Worshippers use stronger versions of their Key Pages.
Much like in their first encounter, The Gear Worshippers' passives and decks prioritize gaining and inflicting Smoke Smoke
Amplifies damage taken by 5% per stack. At 9+ Smoke, all dice gain +1 Power. Stacks up to 10. -1 Smoke at the end of each Scene. to amplify their damage. Meanwhile, Eileen's pages focus on self-defense and counter-attacking whenever a Gear Worshipper dies.
Character | HP | Stagger | Max. Emotion Lv. | Lights | Dice Slots | Speed Dice |
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Gear Worshipper | 105 | 60 | 5 | 6 | 1 | 2~6 |
Eileen | 500 | 500 | 2 | 2~7 |
Eileen |
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Yesod |
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Librarian 1 |
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Librarian 2 |
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Librarian 3 |
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Librarian 4 |
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