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The text on the left reads: "Razmaat."

Although this is a rather accidental revelation, this "poster" confirms Razmaat's intro into the Rokhast episode: Something to do with ominously looking out of the shadows over some skyline.

However, this also establishes the tone of the intro chapter as a whole. Hence, Myckavan's and Kísenon's intros will look similar to Raz'.

This symbol on her cheek derives from Veritas' markings in the Gerdias episode and shares the symbolic significance of Tiffany's handprint burn, also from the Gerdias episode. The Gerdias episode being so significant is no coincidence. After all, Razmaat is supposed to represent the overarching themes of that entire plot, being the daughter of the Herondrak and successor to the Master. Yet, the Burn Mark - as I will just call it from now - speaks to an entirely different collection of themes as well. I can see the potential of that being confusing, but it does look pretty cool in this picture. I'll figure it out...

I remember that Razmaat originates from characters inspired by Sawyer from "Cats Don't Dance" by Warner Bros., Carne by Inkplasm, and Bahamuth by Yoshitaka Amano from the "Final Fantasy" franchise. But, the concept is so diluted that I cannot say reliably anymore.

Source: .C (01.04.2023)

Description
The text on the left reads: "Razmaat."

Although this is a rather accidental revelation, this "poster" confirms Razmaat's intro into the Rokhast episode: Something to do with ominously looking out of the shadows over some skyline.

However, this also establishes the tone of the intro chapter as a whole. Hence, Myckavan's and Kísenon's intros will look similar to Raz'.

This symbol on her cheek derives from Veritas' markings in the Gerdias episode and shares the symbolic significance of Tiffany's handprint burn, also from the Gerdias episode. The Gerdias episode being so significant is no coincidence. After all, Razmaat is supposed to represent the overarching themes of that entire plot, being the daughter of the Herondrak and successor to the Master. Yet, the Burn Mark - as I will just call it from now - speaks to an entirely different collection of themes as well. I can see the potential of that being confusing, but it does look pretty cool in this picture. I'll figure it out...

I remember that Razmaat originates from characters inspired by Sawyer from "Cats Don't Dance" by Warner Bros., Carne by Inkplasm, and Bahamuth by Yoshitaka Amano from the "Final Fantasy" franchise. But, the concept is so diluted that I cannot say reliably anymore.

Source: .C (01.04.2023)