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all_seeing_eyeCHARACTER: Futaba Sakura
CANON: Persona 5
GOD: Yog-Sothoth
MYTHOLOGY: Lovecraftian
POWER: Mechanical Intuition. Futaba's power enables her to fully understand any mechanical device. This includes what it is made of, how the parts fit together, how to operate it, the best way to disable it, and any existing structural weak points. She must be able to touch the machine in order to use this power, and the more complicated it is, the longer she will need to maintain physical contact in order to fully understand it. The power does not grant her any special facility with creating or building machines, although being able to understand how they are put together may make it easier in a general sense.
FOLLOWERS: 5660
SHINKI:
Keith, Touki (刀)
Saori, Enki (煙)
TEMPLE: The Temple of Yog-Sothoth sits atop a barren landscape, the sky around it illuminated by countless glowing spheres pulsing with an eerie green light. The interior of the temple itself can best be described as... non-Euclidean. The layout and contents of the rooms are constantly shifting, making it easy to get lost if you don't know how to navigate. Futaba's Persona is linked up to the temple itself, making it easy for her, but anyone who isn't invited in risks becoming lost in the maddening expanse of rooms.
There are formless voids, places where things like distance and gravity are meaningless and subjective, rooms filled with far-off wailing voices, and even places that will show the occupants visions of their deepest fears. Interspersed with these are rooms with classic video game style puzzles that must be solved to progress - adorned with switches, sliding blocks, and the like. The only constant in the temple is the presence of mechanical eyes attached to metallic tentacles, allowing Futaba to monitor who's inside and where they are.
Of course, people have to actually live in the temple, so it's not all horrible mazes and visions of madness. The temple's interior is outfitted rather differently, containing as many rooms as are needed for Futaba and her shinki. The very center of the temple is a sort of 'control room' filled with computer monitors and wires hanging all over, from which she can control its layout and bring visitors straight to the living quarters. The entrance to this room is an impressively large gate that requires a silver key to enter. When she's not in there, Futaba can often be found in her room playing video games or working on her computer. Sometimes she's sitting on the wall or the ceiling, mostly because she can.
CANON: Persona 5
GOD: Yog-Sothoth
MYTHOLOGY: Lovecraftian
POWER: Mechanical Intuition. Futaba's power enables her to fully understand any mechanical device. This includes what it is made of, how the parts fit together, how to operate it, the best way to disable it, and any existing structural weak points. She must be able to touch the machine in order to use this power, and the more complicated it is, the longer she will need to maintain physical contact in order to fully understand it. The power does not grant her any special facility with creating or building machines, although being able to understand how they are put together may make it easier in a general sense.
FOLLOWERS: 5660
SHINKI:
Keith, Touki (刀)
Saori, Enki (煙)
TEMPLE: The Temple of Yog-Sothoth sits atop a barren landscape, the sky around it illuminated by countless glowing spheres pulsing with an eerie green light. The interior of the temple itself can best be described as... non-Euclidean. The layout and contents of the rooms are constantly shifting, making it easy to get lost if you don't know how to navigate. Futaba's Persona is linked up to the temple itself, making it easy for her, but anyone who isn't invited in risks becoming lost in the maddening expanse of rooms.
There are formless voids, places where things like distance and gravity are meaningless and subjective, rooms filled with far-off wailing voices, and even places that will show the occupants visions of their deepest fears. Interspersed with these are rooms with classic video game style puzzles that must be solved to progress - adorned with switches, sliding blocks, and the like. The only constant in the temple is the presence of mechanical eyes attached to metallic tentacles, allowing Futaba to monitor who's inside and where they are.
Of course, people have to actually live in the temple, so it's not all horrible mazes and visions of madness. The temple's interior is outfitted rather differently, containing as many rooms as are needed for Futaba and her shinki. The very center of the temple is a sort of 'control room' filled with computer monitors and wires hanging all over, from which she can control its layout and bring visitors straight to the living quarters. The entrance to this room is an impressively large gate that requires a silver key to enter. When she's not in there, Futaba can often be found in her room playing video games or working on her computer. Sometimes she's sitting on the wall or the ceiling, mostly because she can.
