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*[[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. | ||
*Constant use of the Divinus Manus has caused Elesis' left arm, which she uses to hold said sword, to turn black. This indicates her assimilation with the El. | *Constant use of the Divinus Manus has caused Elesis' left arm, which she uses to hold said sword, to turn black with her hand glowing with El energy. This indicates her assimilation with the El. | ||
*Despite having continually drawn on her El's Resonance through the Divinus Manus, '''Adrestia''''s hair remains mostly red instead of turning pure white like [[Genesis]]. This is due to Genesis completely assimilating with the Giant El whereas Adrestia assimilates with El through Divinus Manus, affecting only her left arm. | *Despite having continually drawn on her El's Resonance through the Divinus Manus, '''Adrestia''''s hair remains mostly red instead of turning pure white like [[Genesis]]. This is due to Genesis completely assimilating with the Giant El whereas Adrestia assimilates with El through Divinus Manus, affecting only her left arm. | ||
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