Elidibus appeared to Minfilia Warde as she prepared to leave the Waking Sands to the new Scion headquarters in Revenant's Toll. And we shall speak again.Įlidibus before Minfilia inside the Waking Sands.įollowing Lahabrea's defeat, Elidibus made his presence known to the Source's current Warrior of Light to see if they and the Scions of the Seventh Dawn organization they belonged to could be useful pawns. I am Elidibus, emissary-bearer of the word of the one true god. Such instances also resulted in him opposing his Ascian brethren when they became too reckless with their plans.ĭoubt my claims and question my motives if you will. He did this to ensure the precise balance of light and dark for the rejoinings, to prevent another flood such as what had happened to the 13th. Throughout the ages, Elidibus made heroes of random people and occasionally assumed the identity of one himself, originating the legend of the Warrior of Light, at least on the First. Elidibus began to work with the other Paragons and their Ascian followers to orchestrate the rejoining of the shards with the Source to restore both their god and their home. Venat and her followers summoned Hydaelyn in opposition to Zodiark, and the resulting conflict ended with Hydaelyn's final attack shattering reality, sundering the world and all life on it into the Source and its thirteen shards.ĭue to an intentional flaw in the sundering to spare Emet-Selch, Elidibus-who happened to be nearby-survived the sundering intact alongside him and Lahabrea. Aware of the conflict among his people, and realizing it would not resolve without his guidance, Elidibus separated himself from Zodiark to continue his role in the Convocation as a primal. This disturbed many of the remaining Amaurotines, including Venat, who felt that the sacrificial costs were already too great, and that the world now belonged to the lives birthed in it. For Elidibus and the Convocation to restore the lives of those originally sacrificed, Zodiark would require even more aether aether that would come from the new life being born into the world. The Convocation resolved to sacrifice another half of their people to replenish their ruined world. Zodiark succeeded in its primary purpose, but then enthralled those who had summoned him into becoming his devout followers. As part of the summoning, Elidibus took Loghrif's place to be the first 'sacrifice' and became Zodiark's heart. The ancient bearing the title of ' Azem' left their seat before the summoning and half of their people were sacrificed to offer up the necessary aether to complete the ritual. When Etheirys was besieged by a calamity from within, Elidibus and his fellow Convocation members imbued the planet with a will, which manifested as the primal Zodiark.

Elidibus earned his peers' respect despite their initial impression of him, tending to overwork himself and seeming too kind for his position. He admired the other members, which Hades, who held the seat 'Emet-Selch', found both endearing and embarrassing. He was the youngest of the group, referred to as a 'youth' and 'young man'.

An ancient living in the city of Amaurot, a man was chosen for the seat of 'Elidibus' in the Convocation of Fourteen, a group that served as guardians of the world of Etheirys.

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