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The '''Gods of Memory''' are godlike creatures. They are comprised of the humanoid Obichinon and the beast Obiranon.  
The '''Gods of Memory''' are godlike entities. They are comprised of the twins Obichinon (humanoid) and Obiranon (beast). Obichinon is considered a peaceful collector, while Obiranon is often described as nonverbal and violent. The two are most commonly found in or near the [[Endless Library|endless library]]. The twins function like a bridge between mortals and immortals, Obichinon being the mortal threshold, Obiranon the immortal threshold. While they have two separate bodies as well as different personalities and tasks, they are connected to each other in different ways.


Obichinon is much weaker than her twin brother and mainly focuses on collecting random objects from the mortal world. She also spends her time reading in the endless library even though she already knows the content of each book, she also interacts with various mortals in the mortal world. Obiranon meanwhile guards the endless library and poses the primary threat in an attack. He is a nonverbal, violent protector, Obichinon is a nonviolent collector. The twins function like a bridge between mortals and immortals, Obichinon being the mortal threshold, Obiranon the immortal threshold. While they have two seperate bodies as well as different personalities and tasks, they are connected to each other in different ways. Obiranon can communicate through Obichinon, Obichinon can utilize Obiranon‘s body, they both share mind and thoughts with different outcomes and complement each other to a whole entity. They see through each others eyes, hear through each others ears and act through each others bodies. Unlike most gods, the twins don’t have seperate mortal and immortal forms.
== Obichinon ==
Obichinon is considered the weaker of the two. She mainly focuses on collecting random objects from the mortal world and spends her time reading in the endless library, even though she already knows the contents of each book. Furthermore, she frequently interacts with mortals in the mortal world.
 
== Obiranon ==
Obiranon acts as the guard and protector of the endless library. He is a nonverbal, violent protector.  
 
== Communication ==
Obiranon can communicate through Obichinon and utilize her body. Both share mind and thoughts with different outcomes and complement each other to a whole entity. They see through each others eyes, hear through each others ears and act through each others bodies.  
 
Unlike most gods, the twins don’t have separate mortal and immortal forms.
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Latest revision as of 20:17, 6 July 2026

The Gods of Memory are godlike entities. They are comprised of the twins Obichinon (humanoid) and Obiranon (beast). Obichinon is considered a peaceful collector, while Obiranon is often described as nonverbal and violent. The two are most commonly found in or near the endless library. The twins function like a bridge between mortals and immortals, Obichinon being the mortal threshold, Obiranon the immortal threshold. While they have two separate bodies as well as different personalities and tasks, they are connected to each other in different ways.

Obichinon

Obichinon is considered the weaker of the two. She mainly focuses on collecting random objects from the mortal world and spends her time reading in the endless library, even though she already knows the contents of each book. Furthermore, she frequently interacts with mortals in the mortal world.

Obiranon

Obiranon acts as the guard and protector of the endless library. He is a nonverbal, violent protector.

Communication

Obiranon can communicate through Obichinon and utilize her body. Both share mind and thoughts with different outcomes and complement each other to a whole entity. They see through each others eyes, hear through each others ears and act through each others bodies.

Unlike most gods, the twins don’t have separate mortal and immortal forms.