PLAYER: Mira CHARACTER: Dante CANON: Limbus Company PREVIOUS CANON POINT: End of Canto III.5 NEW CANON POINT: End of Canto 4
CHANGES: Emotionally, Dante will come back with a deeper understanding of their own world, and something of a minor confidence boost to have another successful mission under their belt as well as helping Yi Sang successfully confront his past and his future. They're less certain as to their own role in the company, and have doubts placed in by Demian, but are more resolved to be there for their Sinners through the trials they'll have to face, and lays down boundaries of their own when seeing the kind of boss that someone could be. They're still less sure of themself, but it's the seeds of what could grow into true responsibility and a stronger spine, given enough time and reinforcement.
Their world will yet again prove itself to be based on ruthless competition and willful ignorance of how much suffering is needed to generate "miracles", and it will leave Dante with a more positive outlook on the station itself given the extremely humane conditions at play. While they don't have many missions to compare to, the sheer contrast of how things were handled in Ankata versus how things occurred in K Corp will leave them even more amazed at how Ximilia Station runs things, and there will be a sense that they're happier to contribute to a place that doesn't ask for their blood and pain to keep going. Though, they will wonder if they want their regret to truly be erased even as they continue to assist with retrieving the orbs, because if they're anything like the artifacts they know, the chaos they create is not something you want out and about. It will also make them quietly wish that their Sinners could come to this place instead, rowdy as they are, to also benefit from the change in circumstances.
Physically, the minute hand on their clock has moved forward by half a minute. If possible, I'd like them to have two more K Corp ampules in their pocket, which are capable of fully healing moderate wounds.
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CHARACTER: Dante
CANON: Limbus Company
PREVIOUS CANON POINT: End of Canto III.5
NEW CANON POINT: End of Canto 4
CHANGES: Emotionally, Dante will come back with a deeper understanding of their own world, and something of a minor confidence boost to have another successful mission under their belt as well as helping Yi Sang successfully confront his past and his future. They're less certain as to their own role in the company, and have doubts placed in by Demian, but are more resolved to be there for their Sinners through the trials they'll have to face, and lays down boundaries of their own when seeing the kind of boss that someone could be. They're still less sure of themself, but it's the seeds of what could grow into true responsibility and a stronger spine, given enough time and reinforcement.
Their world will yet again prove itself to be based on ruthless competition and willful ignorance of how much suffering is needed to generate "miracles", and it will leave Dante with a more positive outlook on the station itself given the extremely humane conditions at play. While they don't have many missions to compare to, the sheer contrast of how things were handled in Ankata versus how things occurred in K Corp will leave them even more amazed at how Ximilia Station runs things, and there will be a sense that they're happier to contribute to a place that doesn't ask for their blood and pain to keep going. Though, they will wonder if they want their regret to truly be erased even as they continue to assist with retrieving the orbs, because if they're anything like the artifacts they know, the chaos they create is not something you want out and about. It will also make them quietly wish that their Sinners could come to this place instead, rowdy as they are, to also benefit from the change in circumstances.
Physically, the minute hand on their clock has moved forward by half a minute. If possible, I'd like them to have two more K Corp ampules in their pocket, which are capable of fully healing moderate wounds.