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== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==
*[[wikipedia:en:Sirius|Sirius]] is the brightest star in the night sky. This star holds several names such as Isis, [[wikipedia:en:Sopdet|Sothis]], Canicula, and Dog Star.
*[[wikipedia:en:Sirius|Sirius]] is the brightest star in the night sky. This star holds several names such as Isis, [[wikipedia:en:Sopdet|Sothis]], Canicula, and Dog Star.
*When casting the skill, one of Noah's voicelines can be "프톨레마이오스 루그룬스텔라 케니큘라", which transliterates to "Ptolemaeus, rubrum stella, Canicula". Ptolemaeus is the Latin name of [[wikipedia:en:Ptolemy|Ptolemy]], an astronomer from Egypt (a Roman province at that time) who mapped several stars, including Sirius. "Rubrum stella" is Latin for red star, and refers to Sirius' reddish color as described by Ptolemy. "Canicula", latin for "little dog", was the name Romans gave to Sirius. It relates to their belief that the period following Sirius' reappeareance from behind the Sun every summer, known as the "[[wikipedia:en:Dog days|dog days]]", made dogs contract rabies and other diseases due to the excessive heat.
*When casting the skill, one of Noah's voice lines can be "프톨레마이오스 루그룬스텔라 케니큘라", which transliterates to "Ptolemaeus, rubrum stella, Canicula". Ptolemaeus is the Latin name of [[wikipedia:en:Ptolemy|Ptolemy]], an astronomer from Egypt (a Roman province at that time) who mapped several stars, including Sirius. "Rubrum stella" is Latin for "red star" and refers to Sirius' reddish color as described by Ptolemy. "Canicula", Latin for "little dog", was the name Romans gave to Sirius. It relates to their belief that the period following Sirius' reappearance from behind the Sun every summer, known as the "[[wikipedia:en:Dog days|dog days]]", made dogs contract rabies and other diseases due to the excessive heat.
**In conclusion, Noah's line might translate to "Ptolemy's red star, Sirius" or something similar.
**In conclusion, Noah's line might translate to "Ptolemy's red star, Sirius" or something similar.
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