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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
*[[Wikipedia:en:Adrasteia|'''Adrasteia''']]{{tt|*|also spelled as Adrestia}} is the Greek goddess of "inevitable fate", representing "pressing necessity", and the inescapability of punishment. | *[[Wikipedia:en:Adrasteia|'''Adrasteia''']]{{tt|*|also spelled as Adrestia}} is the Greek goddess of "inevitable fate", representing "pressing necessity", and the inescapability of punishment. | ||
* | *Because she channels her resonance with the El through Divinus Manus, '''Adrestia''''s hair remains mostly red instead of turning pure white, unlike [[Genesis]] who resonates directly through his body and was already almost nearly assimilated by the Giant El. Instead, only Elesis' left arm, which she uses to hold said sword, is affected by some form of assimilation, turning black while her hand glows with El energy. | ||
*Elesis's resistance to assimilation due to using a medium for the El energy is identical to [[Immortal]]'s use of Conwell as a medium for demonic energy, who is likewise not (notably) corrupted by it. | |||
*Although Elesis inherits the power of the El Lady, she uses it as a warrior that defends the El instead of a being that maintains and governs the El. | |||
**Of the three known characters that can restore the El, '''Elesis''' is the only one that actively rejects her fate to be sacrificed to maintain the El, having seen from [[Elsword]]'s sacrifice that it won't solve anything. | **Of the three known characters that can restore the El, '''Elesis''' is the only one that actively rejects her fate to be sacrificed to maintain the El, having seen from [[Elsword]]'s sacrifice that it won't solve anything. | ||
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