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'''"Larissa"''' (also called the '''"little book"''' and '''"the Jesuitess"''') was a member of [[House Dvora]] who joined the [[Order of the Weal]] and became Chatelaine [[Thessalia]]'s [[mnemonic]]. After the [[babel]] | {{Infobox Individual | ||
|main alias = Little Book, | |||
|image = | |||
|species = Time Lord {{!}} Homeworlder | |||
|job = Mnemonic | |||
|affiliation = Order of the Weal | |||
|affiliation2 = House Dvora | |||
|affiliation3 = Faction Paradox | |||
|origin = The Homeworld | |||
|first mention = The Book of the War (novel) | |||
|only = Newtons Sleep (novel) | |||
}}'''"Larissa"''' (also called the '''"little book"''' and '''"the Jesuitess"''') was a member of [[House Dvora]] who joined the [[Order of the Weal]] and became Chatelaine [[Thessalia]]'s [[mnemonic]]. After the [[babel]] killed Thessalia, Larissa went to [[17th century]] [[Earth]] to avenge her; this brought her into alliances with [[Aphra Behn]] and, later, [[Faction Paradox]]. | |||
== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
She came into the world as part of [[House Dvora]]; after the fall of [[the Imperator]], she and [[Yellow Dog of the Thirty-One Cuts|her cousin]] were sent to live in [[House Ixion]], where [[Thessalia|the housekeeper]] | She came into the world as part of [[House Dvora]]; after the fall of [[the Imperator]], she and [[Yellow Dog of the Thirty-One Cuts|her cousin]] were sent to live in [[House Ixion]], where [[Thessalia|the housekeeper]] frightened her. Years later, she joined the [[Order of the Weal]] and was recruited to be Thessalia's [[mnemonic]]. The housekeeper called her "my little book". When the [[babel]] attacked the housekeeper on the [[frontier in time]], it left the little book alive, hoping she would follow it to [[Earth]] so it would be able to use her as an exit route after carrying out its plan. Indeed, the little book mercy-killed the housekeeper and immediately started plotting to defeat the babel. She was picked up by [[posthuman]] scavengers and bought a time-aware bio-suit that allowed her to [[time-travel|travel through time]]. | ||
After | After hearing rumours from [[Civitas Solis]] about ripples in time, Larissa used the suit to go to [[17th century]] [[England]]. [[Faction Paradox]]'s anti-[[Homeworlder]] ''[[loa]]'' stopped her from being able to speak any recognisable language, and Larissa killed everyone in her way before being subdued by physical effort. Since she appeared during an anti-[[Catholic]] craze, [[Corinthian Tom]] bought her and he marketed her as "the Jesuitess", sent by the [[Pope]] to asssassinate the [[King]]. He presented her from the [[Inferno (club)|House of the Infernal]] in [[1678]]. | ||
Hearing that Faction Paradox | Hearing that Faction Paradox had an interest in the Jesuitess, Doctor [[Alex Bendo|Bendo]] sent [[Aphra Behn]] to preemptively buy her from Corinthian Tom. However, Tom would only sell the Jesuitess' sleek black skinsuit, which Aphra decided to keep for herself. When Faction Paradox infiltrated the House and restored the Jesuitess' power of speech while trying to kidnap her, an angry anti-Catholic mob attacked the building; in the chaos, the Jesuitess escaped and began to search for her skinsuit. When [[Ratcatchers]] arrived to quiet the mob, Cousin [[Greenaway]] pretended to be the Jesuitess so she'd be brought into Bendo's base of operations, where she overpowered the guards with her [[shadow-weapon|whip]] and stole the [[egg (Newtons Sleep)|egg]]. | ||
At [[Aphra Behn]]'s house, the Jesuitess arrived to reclaim her skinsuit; however, Mother [[Sphinx (Newtons Sleep)|Sphinx]] and Doctor Bendo had traced her there, and Bendo shot the Jesuitess in the abdomen. Wounded, the Jesuitess erased him from time with the [[continuity needle]] and fled down Aphra's timeline, which her suit read upon tasting Aphra's blood; in the process, she [[regeneration|regenerates]] into a new form. | At [[Aphra Behn]]'s house, the Jesuitess arrived to reclaim her skinsuit; however, Mother [[Sphinx (Newtons Sleep)|Sphinx]] and Doctor Bendo had traced her there, and Bendo shot the Jesuitess in the abdomen. Wounded, the Jesuitess erased him from time with the [[continuity needle]] and fled down Aphra's timeline, which her suit read upon tasting Aphra's blood; in the process, she [[regeneration|regenerates]] into a new form. | ||
A nymph appeared in a house near young Aphra Behn's house. Eff thought she was a nymph and pledged herself to her, naming her Larissa. Larissa travelled through Aphra's life, looking for moments where she interacted with temporal anomalies. This led her to appear in the [[Salomon House]] to ungag Aphra and knock one of [[the Service]]men unconscious; Larissa and Aphra confronted [[Nick Plainsong]], but | A nymph appeared in a house near young Aphra Behn's house. Eff thought she was a nymph and pledged herself to her, naming her Larissa. Larissa travelled through Aphra's life, looking for moments where she interacted with temporal anomalies. This led her to appear in the [[Salomon House]] to ungag Aphra and knock one of [[the Service]]men unconscious; Larissa and Aphra confronted [[Nick Plainsong]], but before killing him, Larissa realised that though he was a temporal anomaly, he was not her target. | ||
Many years later, Larissa guided Aphra through [[London]] to a church where [[Nick Plainsong]] was showing [[Isaac Newton|Jeova Unus Sanctus]] | Many years later, Larissa guided Aphra through [[London]] to a church where [[Nick Plainsong]] was showing the [[Faction Paradox]] shrine to [[Isaac Newton|Jeova Unus Sanctus]] and Nate Silver. Seeing the babel within Jeova, Larissa attacked him, and the babel entered her. Furious, Aphra stabbed Jeova with the [[continuity needle]], causing the ripples in time that Larissa originally followed; Aphra also destroyed Larissa's skinsuit to stop the babel from escaping. Finally, Cousin [[Greenaway]] and [[Erasmus (Newtons Sleep)|Erasmus]] together destroyed the babel and saved Larissa. | ||
Now without a plan to leave Earth, Larissa allied with the Faction. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Newtons Sleep (novel)|Newtons Sleep]]'') | Now without a plan to leave Earth, Larissa allied with the Faction. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Newtons Sleep (novel)|Newtons Sleep]]'') | ||
Revision as of 19:37, 19 November 2017
"Larissa" (also called the "little book" and "the Jesuitess") was a member of House Dvora who joined the Order of the Weal and became Chatelaine Thessalia's mnemonic. After the babel killed Thessalia, Larissa went to 17th century Earth to avenge her; this brought her into alliances with Aphra Behn and, later, Faction Paradox.
Biography
She came into the world as part of House Dvora; after the fall of the Imperator, she and her cousin were sent to live in House Ixion, where the housekeeper frightened her. Years later, she joined the Order of the Weal and was recruited to be Thessalia's mnemonic. The housekeeper called her "my little book". When the babel attacked the housekeeper on the frontier in time, it left the little book alive, hoping she would follow it to Earth so it would be able to use her as an exit route after carrying out its plan. Indeed, the little book mercy-killed the housekeeper and immediately started plotting to defeat the babel. She was picked up by posthuman scavengers and bought a time-aware bio-suit that allowed her to travel through time.
After hearing rumours from Civitas Solis about ripples in time, Larissa used the suit to go to 17th century England. Faction Paradox's anti-Homeworlder loa stopped her from being able to speak any recognisable language, and Larissa killed everyone in her way before being subdued by physical effort. Since she appeared during an anti-Catholic craze, Corinthian Tom bought her and he marketed her as "the Jesuitess", sent by the Pope to asssassinate the King. He presented her from the House of the Infernal in 1678.
Hearing that Faction Paradox had an interest in the Jesuitess, Doctor Bendo sent Aphra Behn to preemptively buy her from Corinthian Tom. However, Tom would only sell the Jesuitess' sleek black skinsuit, which Aphra decided to keep for herself. When Faction Paradox infiltrated the House and restored the Jesuitess' power of speech while trying to kidnap her, an angry anti-Catholic mob attacked the building; in the chaos, the Jesuitess escaped and began to search for her skinsuit. When Ratcatchers arrived to quiet the mob, Cousin Greenaway pretended to be the Jesuitess so she'd be brought into Bendo's base of operations, where she overpowered the guards with her whip and stole the egg.
At Aphra Behn's house, the Jesuitess arrived to reclaim her skinsuit; however, Mother Sphinx and Doctor Bendo had traced her there, and Bendo shot the Jesuitess in the abdomen. Wounded, the Jesuitess erased him from time with the continuity needle and fled down Aphra's timeline, which her suit read upon tasting Aphra's blood; in the process, she regenerates into a new form.
A nymph appeared in a house near young Aphra Behn's house. Eff thought she was a nymph and pledged herself to her, naming her Larissa. Larissa travelled through Aphra's life, looking for moments where she interacted with temporal anomalies. This led her to appear in the Salomon House to ungag Aphra and knock one of the Servicemen unconscious; Larissa and Aphra confronted Nick Plainsong, but before killing him, Larissa realised that though he was a temporal anomaly, he was not her target.
Many years later, Larissa guided Aphra through London to a church where Nick Plainsong was showing the Faction Paradox shrine to Jeova Unus Sanctus and Nate Silver. Seeing the babel within Jeova, Larissa attacked him, and the babel entered her. Furious, Aphra stabbed Jeova with the continuity needle, causing the ripples in time that Larissa originally followed; Aphra also destroyed Larissa's skinsuit to stop the babel from escaping. Finally, Cousin Greenaway and Erasmus together destroyed the babel and saved Larissa.
Now without a plan to leave Earth, Larissa allied with the Faction. (PROSE: Newtons Sleep)
