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{{Quote|Is my cyclical death not the very engine which brings you here, again and again, in hope of answers? Thus I do own the portion of your mind which you devote to truth's pursuit.|Dûl Incaru to the [[Young Wolf|Guardian]]}} | {{Quote|Is my cyclical death not the very engine which brings you here, again and again, in hope of answers? Thus I do own the portion of your mind which you devote to truth's pursuit.|Dûl Incaru to the [[Young Wolf|Guardian]]}} | ||
'''Dûl Incaru, the Eternal Return''' is a [[Hive]] [[Wizard]] and a daughter of [[Savathûn|Savathûn, the Witch-Queen]]. Having infiltrated the [[Dreaming City]] through [[Riven]]'s wish, she is responsible for the city's [[Taken]] curse after the former's death and works with [[Quria]] to trap the | '''Dûl Incaru, the Eternal Return''' is a [[Hive]] [[Wizard]] and a daughter of [[Savathûn|Savathûn, the Witch-Queen]]. Having infiltrated the [[Dreaming City]] through [[Riven]]'s wish, she is responsible for the city's [[Taken]] curse after the former's death and works with [[Quria]] to trap the City in a 3-week time loop upon her own death. Unopposed, Dûl Incaru commands the Taken from [[Mara Sov]]'s corrupted throne world of [[Eleusinia]] in an unending battle with the [[Awoken]]. She is often accompanied by her [[Darkblade]] bodyguards known as the Fatesmiths ([[Gaurog, Fatesmith of Incaru|Gaurog]], [[Alak-Tor, Fatesmith of Incaru|Alak-Tor]], and [[Ba-Kuur, Fatesmith of Incaru|Ba-Kuur]]), whose presence shields her from harm and can even resurrect them after death. | ||
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