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===Rebirth as an Awoken=== | ===Rebirth as an Awoken=== | ||
{{Quote|This place is good. This world. Whatever you remember of our lives before, Mara… I know they cannot have been this good."<br>"No. But you were both with me. I hope you always will be."|Osana and Mara Sov}} | {{Quote|This place is good. This world. Whatever you remember of our lives before, Mara… I know they cannot have been this good."<br>"No. But you were both with me. I hope you always will be."|Osana and Mara Sov}} | ||
During the Collapse, the ''Yang Liwei'' was engulfed by a singularity made by the battle between the Traveler and the Black Fleet. Mara was the first | During the Collapse, the ''Yang Liwei'' was engulfed by a singularity made by the battle between the Traveler and the Black Fleet. Mara was the first to enter the singularity, and thus she was given the power to create the rules and laws of the pocket universe she found herself in. She chose for herself and the other Awoken to exist as embodied entities, and she and the other Awoken were reborn within the new universe on a planet known as the [[Distributary]]. | ||
Mara Sov used her influence amongst the Awoken to create the Eccaleists, a group formed around the belief that the Awoken were born from conflict and that one day, that conflict would have to be resolved. Opposite to the [[Eccaleists]] were the [[Sanguine]], who believed that they had been created by a gift and owed nothing. These conflicting ideologies led to the [[Theodicy War]]. When [[Alis Li]] -- the first Awoken Queen -- asked Mara if she began the Theodicy War, she denied it. This was a lie. Mara allowed the War so the Awoken wouldn't feel comfortable in the Distributary and would be willing to leave it with her. | Mara Sov used her influence amongst the Awoken to create the Eccaleists, a group formed around the belief that the Awoken were born from conflict and that one day, that conflict would have to be resolved. Opposite to the [[Eccaleists]] were the [[Sanguine]], who believed that they had been created by a gift and owed nothing. These conflicting ideologies led to the [[Theodicy War]]. When [[Alis Li]] -- the first Awoken Queen -- asked Mara if she began the Theodicy War, she denied it. This was a lie. Mara allowed the War so the Awoken wouldn't feel comfortable in the Distributary and would be willing to leave it with her. | ||