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The '''Mouri''' were a group of six entities kept in a state of stasis in the inner temple of the [[Temple of Atropos]], standing on each end of a hexagonal platform. They wore white garments and had vertical inscriptions on their faces. Although the original six Mouri all appeared to be female, this did not seem to be a requirement for the function.
The '''Mouri''' were a group of six entities kept in a state of stasis in the inner temple of the [[Temple of Atropos]], standing on each end of a hexagonal platform. They wore white garments and had vertical inscriptions on their faces. Although the original six Mouri all appeared to be female, this did not seem to be a requirement for the function.


The Mouri were "assigned" at the [[Anchoring of the thread|beginning of everything]] as a means of keeping [[control]] of [[Time]]. The [[Priest Triangle]]s, which were assigned to serve and guard the Mouri, believed that this was done because Time in its more natural form was "[[destruction]]" or even that Time itself was "[[evil]]". When the Temple was functional, all time would pass through the Mouri, who would keep it under control. The process could destroy lesser beings such as [[human]]s in second, with the Mouri being "especially equipped" to withstand the process.  
The Mouri were "assigned" at the [[Anchoring of the thread|beginning of everything]] as a means of keeping [[control]] of [[Time]]. The [[Priest Triangle]]s, who were assigned to serve and guard the Mouri, believed that this was done because Time in its more natural form was "[[destruction]]", even "[[evil]]".


[[Swarm (The Halloween Apocalypse)|Swarm]] and [[Azure (The Halloween Apocalypse)|Azure]] once attempted to harm the Mouri, leading to them being imprisoned by [[the Division]]. Additional precautions were taken to protect the Mouri, who were [[Quantum-locking|quantum-locked]]: they would only become visible if a living being stepped onto the platform, and Azure and Swarm would not "count" for this purpose.
When the Temple of Atropos was operational, all time would pass through the Mouri, who would keep it under control. Being in their place could destroy lesser beings such as [[human]]s in seconds, but the Mouri were "especially equipped" to withstand the power of time.
 
[[Swarm (The Halloween Apocalypse)|Swarm]] and [[Azure (The Halloween Apocalypse)|Azure]] once attempted to harm the Mouri, leading to them being imprisoned by [[the Division]]. Additional precautions were taken to protect the Mouri, who were [[Quantum-locking|quantum-locked]]: they would only become visible if a living being stepped onto the platform. Azure and Swarm were specifically excluded, as known enemies.
 
In time, [[the Flux]] gravely damaged the Temple, harming two of the Mouri, who began to flicker between their normal appearance and charred, faceless ones. Shortly afterwards, having freed themselves at last, Swarm and Azure returned to the Temple alongside [[Passenger (War of the Sontarans)|Passenger]]. Swarm atomised two of the Mouri, and inscribed the requisite symbols on the faces of [[Yasmin Khan]] and [[Inston-Vee Vinder]], who were to take their place.
 
Swarm described Yaz and Vinder as "short-term repair". In the [[Thirteenth Doctor]]'s presence, Swarm prepared to let the full force of Time begin to blast through them, taunting the Doctor with the claim that they would surely die in moments. ([[TV]]: ''[[War of the Sontarans (TV story)|War of the Sontarans]]'')


However, [[the Flux]] damaged the Temple gravely, harming two of the Mouri, which began to flicker between their normal appearance and a charred, faceless one. Shortly thereafter, Swarm and Azure returned to the Temple alongside [[Passenger (War of the Sontarans)|Passenger]]. After destroying two additional Mouri completely, Swarm inscribed the requisite symbols on the faces of [[Yasmin Khan]] and [[Inston-Vee Vinder]] and made them replace the two Mouri as a "short-term repair"; as he prepared to let the full force of Time begin to blast through them, Swarm taunted the [[Thirteenth Doctor]] with the knowledge that they would die within moments. ([[TV]]: ''[[War of the Sontarans (TV story)|War of the Sontarans]]'')
== Behind the scenes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
The Mouri's name is a corruption of the {{w|Moirai|Moirai}}, the Fates of Ancient Greek mythology.
The Mouri's name is a corruption of the {{w|Moirai|Moirai}}, the Fates of Ancient Greek mythology.
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