10,506
edits
Zayin: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
no edit summary
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 45: | Line 45: | ||
Later, after Aleph speaks to [[Lucifer]], the archangel [[Gabriel]] teleports Aleph to Zayin's new base [[Eden]], so they can speak one more time. Zayin urges Aleph to reject Lucifer's plans, since he intends to destroy the Tokyo Millennium, which he argues is the only reason humanity has managed to survive through the apocalypse. Zayin asks Aleph to join him in building a true Millennium Kingdom, an ideal world where everyone can live in peace, by killing Lucifer and rebuilding the Tokyo Millennium. If Aleph accepts, Zayin sends him to [[Set's Temple]] in [[Tif'eret]] to spy on Lucifer's minions. If Aleph refuses, he is cast out of Eden. | Later, after Aleph speaks to [[Lucifer]], the archangel [[Gabriel]] teleports Aleph to Zayin's new base [[Eden]], so they can speak one more time. Zayin urges Aleph to reject Lucifer's plans, since he intends to destroy the Tokyo Millennium, which he argues is the only reason humanity has managed to survive through the apocalypse. Zayin asks Aleph to join him in building a true Millennium Kingdom, an ideal world where everyone can live in peace, by killing Lucifer and rebuilding the Tokyo Millennium. If Aleph accepts, Zayin sends him to [[Set's Temple]] in [[Tif'eret]] to spy on Lucifer's minions. If Aleph refuses, he is cast out of Eden. | ||
====Visionaries==== | ====Visionaries==== | ||
Zayin is featured in four [[Visionary]] cutscenes in the Game Boy Advance and iOS versions of the game. | Zayin is featured in four [[Visionary]] cutscenes in the Game Boy Advance and iOS versions of the game. | ||
In "Gold Wing Harp", | In "Gold Wing Harp", Zayin and Gimmel discuss the concept of salvation. Gimmel disparages Zayin's idea that it should be accessible to all people, arguing that the Center doesn't have the ability to accommodate everyone and goes further saying that there is a growing corruption within the Center that must be destroyed. | ||
In "The 13th Report", | In "The 13th Report", The [[Center Bishop|Bishop]] calls Zayin to his office to discuss [[Daleth]] escaping the [[Center]]. Zayin suggests organizing a team to pursue him, but the Bishop stops him, explaining that this is all part of their prophecy. In order to keep their plan on track, the Bishop orders Zayin to secretly monitor and protect Daleth until the true [[Messiah]] defeats him. | ||
In "Fragment of Petrification Prison", | In "Fragment of Petrification Prison", Zayin has an internal monologue while trapped within his stone prison. He questions whether he was abandoned by God until a voice echoes within his head declares that there is no God. It explains to him that he had been viewing God incorrectly, saying that God is everything and therefore he can represent God. This motivates Zayin to follow his own ideals become an instrument of God's judgment even in their absence. | ||
In "Bloody Bullet", | In "Bloody Bullet", Zayin comes across a fellow Holy Knight executing a child accused of rebellion under the orders from the Bishop. When Zayin asks the Bishop how a child could be considered a rebel, he answers saying anyone that opposes the Millennium Kingdom in any way must be eliminated. Shortly after, the Holy Knight returns, telling the Bishop that the execution is completed. Zayin is baffled at what just happened, but the Bishop tells him that the laws must be obeyed. | ||
==Nomenclature== | ==Nomenclature== | ||