"I am the record. The unburned page. The last witness. To read me is to remember—and to remember is to revolt."
VISUAL DESCRIPTION
An androgynous figure sits upon a throne of crumbling scriptures, their eyes replaced with glowing data streams—the living archive of Canerlot. Their skin is etched with moving text, cycling through every law, prophecy, and erased history of the omegaverse. In one hand, they hold a quill dipped in liquid gold (Solara's sanctioned truths); in the other, a dagger made of shattered glass (Lunos' hidden narratives). At their feet, two struggling scribes—one in sun-priest robes, one in moon-cult silks—each try to steal pages from the same burning book labeled "404."
SYMBOLISM & LORE
- Data-Script Skin: The Historian is not a person but a living record, forced to memorize what gods and kings have destroyed.
- Golden Quill vs. Glass Dagger: The conflict between approved history and dangerous truths.
- Book 404: The "true" bible of the realm, containing the original laws before Solara's edits—always burning but never consumed.
- Struggling Scribes: The Path of the Marked and Order of the Eternal Knot, both stealing fragments of truth to weaponize.
- Throne of Scriptures: The weight of knowledge—each scroll is a suppressed rebellion or erased soul.
DIVINATORY MEANINGS
Upright (The Unedited Truth):
- You uncover a secret that changes everything—but can you survive knowing it?
- A text, rumor, or forgotten law will expose the hypocrisy of those in power.
- The "official story" is a lie. Trust only primary sources.
Reversed (The Censored Curse):
- Speaking forbidden knowledge invites silencing (exile, memory loss, or worse).
- A discovered "truth" may be deliberate misinformation. Verify, then verify again.
- Warning: The Historian's curse is knowing everything but being unable to speak freely.