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The old Sun and Moon prophets. Wayyyyy before BioDiv, way before Home’s story

Here’s their lore

And here’s the Eclipse

They refer to themselves as we/us, as they are more than one. Their voice “randomly” shifts pitch and they “randomly” gain facial hair. It’s whichever sibling is leading the operation. Oh yeah and they’re surrounded by hands.

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It is the culture of this planet that those who are meeting for the first time must dance together. Not for long, but a dance nonetheless.

(Cult Leader has no idea he’s ace yet so he doesn’t clock how people can take his charisma and dancing as a flirting attempt)

Cult shenanigans are happening on the Hero’s ship but it’s all happening under the radar so the Hero does some sleuthing.

The Hero discovers that someone has been reading the ship logs and specifically the notes on where they are going next. Every time they mention a place that’s going to be visited by either their ship or a ship from the space navy, there’s cultists there for an ambush. Shit is happening on this ship, and they’ve got a Betrayer.

So a plan is concocted. Tell each person a fake location and send a scout team to each location to snipe the cult if they appear there. Lo and behold, they appear. And they appeared. And the guy who they talked to? The fuckass android twink.

Okay. Since he’s the Betrayer, he needs to be dealt with. He can’t be dealt with head on because his metal is way stronger than the Hero’s meat suit. So the Hero needs a weapon. Engineering has some stuff that could be used as a weapon. Grab a sledgehammer and smash him to pieces. Yeah. She’ll do it at night, too, so he gets caught by surprise. She’ll do it tonight.

“I have had a vision.”

Oh?

“A vision of a murder.”

Ah.

“It is preventable, so stay in your rooms and lock the doors.”

Now that we’ve set up everyone’s roles in BioDiv, we can actually move into the story!

The Cult Leader was annoyed. The goddamn space government was getting mad at him because some of his followers were being crazy about their allegiance to the Star Eater and were trying to indoctrinate random planets into their cult. How was that his fault?? He didn’t send them! They did it themselves! And now the cult was being recognized as “a band of lunatics.” That’s not true at all!

And now the space government was doing a crackdown on the cult, taking down various outposts. Slandering his name! Rude! Uncalled for!

Well, if they were going to bite at the cult, the cult would bite back. Destroy the Star Eater’s Sanctuary? Destroy countless lives under the Cult Leader’s rule?

Destroy right back. Lead a section of military into an ambush. Who knows? Maybe even take a few hostage. The violence is more the Enforcer’s deal.

“Enforcer!”

“Yes, sir?”

“The government is mad at me for no reason.”

“Would you like me to make them have a reason?”

“Honestly, yes. Find a way to ambush the astral navy. Send a message.”

“Don’t fuck with the Star Eater?”

“Damn straight.”

“I will need to know the navy’s navigational patterns, which is a difficult thing to acquire since it is encrypted.”

“If I was smart enough to create you, I think I’m smart enough to hack the military.”

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