♢They weren’t supposed to exist, that was a fact that had bothered them since they were able to comprehend it. It didn’t make sense, a pair of inphernals had to sacrifice a portion of their gear’s power to a Spawnpoint within the Shrine in order to reproduce, didn’t they ? The only exceptions were the SFOTH Deities allegedly being capable of doing such completely alone, and spontaneous creation without relatives. Weren’t they ? It came down to the side effects of the process, the beacon that an inphernal comes from temporarily boosts the strength of their biological parents temporarily to ensure that the youngster has a better chance of living, this is in effect since the general areas of all the regions are particularly harsh, including the vultures of Lost Temple, the extreme climate of Blackrock, and the carnivorous plants found in Thieves’ Den. If there aren’t any to protect them while they’re still getting the hang of their existence, they are able to hold that power instead to ideally reach safety. This is sourced from excess energy that was formed with the SFOTH Deities when the Inpherno came to be. It isn’t infinite, instead dissipating and seeping towards the origin after a set amount of hours. In turn, the child must rest and consume enough to replenish their levels before reaching a critically drained low. In Sapphire’s case, this was an imperative, vital to Firework and their parents.

♢ Sapphire had been spawned into the Inpherno to their two biological parents twenty-three years ago, raised among their siblings as a typical middle child. Jetpack was the youngest, being just eighteen in comparison this winter, an individual that could be closed off and snappy. Yet, she often made it her goal to trudge through the attitude and be of assistance to inphernals that needed it. Firework, being the eldest overall, was overly formal and wary towards strangers since he was conditioned to when growing up. Occasionally, Sapphire would leave their important work to voluntarily visit Firework and his son, because Sapphire didn’t appreciate the way that Firework treated the kid… despite their own demeanour. Their mannerisms were swift and almost alluding to a further intent that went above the knowledge of most. An exception from that concealing was with their proclaimed apprentice, a young teenager named Bronze that had a knack for engineering. ♢