A second consciousness slash alternate personality that Mythra created to bear her guilt and shame for losing control and nuking an entire Titan along with the country and people that lived on its back, including people Mythra loved. Pyra was created to be noticeably weaker and more restrained than Mythra was—something Mythra thought would surely be enough.
And then Addam puts Pyra in stasis and sinks her to the bottom of the cloud sea. Uh. Thanks, Dad?
Pyra spends the first five hundred years of her life sleeping. Well, sleeping, and dreaming of Elysium—where their father the Architect (god) lives, where they were born—and talking with Mythra in said dreams. Er, that’s implied, anyway, and I’d like to believe that’s how they spent their time.
And then Rex shows up and accidentally resonates with Pyra, waking her up. It’s a little more complicated than that but mostly boils down to JRPG shenanigans. Notable events include: crushing on Nia (girl cute), wading through Mythra’s trauma because Mythra won’t do it herself (whoops), having complicated feelings about Jin and Malos dampened by the fact she only knows them through Mythra (lmao). Oh, and the end goal of reaching Elysium to ask her father to let her die (Mythra’s idea).
That last one doesn’t end up happening, somewhere in the last three chapters Pyra and Mythra apparently regain the will to live (if you ask me, Pyra never wanted to die anyway, only Mythra did) and then there’s some death and some bullshit and then the game ends and everything’s fine! All Aegis siblings alive and accounted for, except now Pyra and Mythra have separate bodies due to other bullshit.
The universes from XC1 an XC2 merge, and now Alvis is here, and they’re going to help him with shenanigans (namely DYWC).
“What about Pneuma?” Pneuma??? Sounds fake.
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