Lucio (Summer)/Lore

Official Profile

Background

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Created by the Omnipotent as a Speaker, their servant, he was given the name Helel ben Sahar and was tasked with spreading the Omnipotent's words and their will among the people of the realm they created. He chose not to interfere in his master's conflict with ancient humans even after it resulted in the splitting of the Omnipotent into two conflicting and opposed sides; the god of the skies and the god of the stars. The sky god wished to recreate the sky realm while the Astral god opted to leave and create an entirely new world based on the one they had left, neither paying attention to the fate of the Speaker. Still, he continued to await contact from his master so he might continue fulfilling his role as Speaker. For thousands of years he took on the role of observer, watching over the two realms as they changed and evolved, acting only to deal with threats outwith the gods' powers.

Sensing an upcoming calamity that could befall the sky realm and wishing to protect the world his master created and its inhabitants, he decided to join the Singularity, the only known living human with the power to alter course of fate itself, assuming a new name to hide his true identity as a god's servant - Lucio.

In time the predicted calamity was revealed to have been set in motion by Lucilius, who wished to bring an end to the entire sky realm. Initially Lucio tried to convince Lucilius to abandon his plan and his rebellion against gods, hoping to reach some common understanding as Lucilius was an Astral created in Lucio's image. But negotiations failed and Lucio was forced to feign being defeated by Lucilius, waiting inside the latter's core for the right moment to trap Lucilius in a space between dimensions which would serve as an eternal prison.

After the calamity was halted and the visible threat was dealt with, he started to wonder if he still needed to perform his duties and if his master's wishes could really be good for this world. After all, it was not only the power of Supreme Primarch that saved the world but the combined strength of many different forces. He started to wonder if perhaps the world's current state was already perfect and no longer in need of evolution thanks to living creatures and their ability to support each other and compensate their own weaknesses. He confronted the Singularity with these mixed feelings in a dream. After reaffirming himself in his new stance, he left his role as observer and decided that it was fine to simply continue living on and to use his powers for the well-being of the skies. Aboard the Grandcypher alongside Singularity and their crew, he waits for the day when he can ask his master the true purpose behind himself, the world, and all living beings.

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Events

• What Makes the Sky Blue III: 000
• The Maydays
• Hot Summer Fete! Eating Bonanza!

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The Elusive Green Flash[edit]

Early one morning, (Captain) heads to the beach to find Lucio, who has come to catch a glimpse of the fabled emerald sunrise and have his wish granted. Although he is ultimately unable to see it, Lucio is inspired to change and says that he will surely overcome his trial with (Captain)'s help.

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Lucio: ...

Lucio is a crew member

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Early one morning, before the sun has even crested the horizon, Lucio stands on the shore alone.

He remains there waiting without a trace of impatience, until at long last the sky begins to glow in the light of the sunrise.

Lucio not in crew

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Early one morning, before the sun has even crested the horizon, a handsome young man stands on the shore alone.

His name is Lucio. Once the star actor of a theater troupe, he now travels the skies as a member of (Captain)'s crew.

It is unclear how, in fact, he came to join them on their journey. No one can seem to recall exactly when or where it happened.

But despite the strange circumstances surrounding his arrival, not a single crew member offers up any objection to his presence.

In the captain's mind, one thing is certain...

Lucio: My master once instructed me to shine a light on this world of confusion. To guide its people.

Lucio: And now as the world struggles against a descent into the darkness, I have come to do my duty...

Lucio: To bring light into this realm and beyond the stars.

The words that echo in (Captain)'s dreams from time to time make it clear that Lucio is an indispensable member of the crew.

Although his true identity remains shrouded in mystery, it seems he has some sort of connection to the origin of the world.

To say nothing of the tremendous power he displays on occasion, Lucio possesses an endless wealth of secrets.

But now he gazes out at the gradually brightening horizon, his expression tinged with sorrow.

Lucio: ...

Squinting into the light of the morning sun as it peeks over the skyline, Lucio breathes a small sigh.

Lucio: Hm? Is that (Captain)?

Just then, he notices a familiar figure walking toward him across the sand.

Lucio: Good morning, (Captain). I'm surprised to see you up so early.

1. I couldn't go back to sleep.
2. I was drawn by your aura.

Choose: I couldn't go back to sleep.

Lucio: Oh? Something weighing on your mind?

Lucio: They say a troubled heart leads to troubled sleep. I'd be happy to lend an ear, if you'd like.

Lucio: Should there ever be anything I can do to assist you, just say the word.

Lucio: That being said, I suppose there's only so much I have in my power to do.

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Choose: I was drawn by your aura.

Lucio: My aura? That's rather concerning... I don't even remember using my power.

Lucio: There are times when I affect the hearts of others unintentionally. It's all because my master bestowed upon me such a magnificent form.

Lucio: Even when my face is hidden by a Halloween costume, I somehow end up charming those around me all the same...

As Lucio hangs his head in shame, (Captain) scrambles to inform him it was a joke.

Lucio: Oh... Heh. My apologies. I have trouble understanding people's feelings at times. It's just how I am.

Continue 1

Hearing a touch of self-contempt in Lucio's tone, the captain asks him what's wrong.

Lucio: Well, you see...

Lucio: Apparently, on rare occasions, the sun shines an emerald green here at sunrise and sunset.

Lucio: Word has it those who see it are blessed with good fortune, and their dearest wish comes true. I was hoping to catch a glimpse of it myself.

1. You have a wish in mind?

Choose: You have a wish in mind?

Lucio: Yes. One that I'd give anything to have granted. But alas, I wasn't fortunate enough to see the emerald sun today.

Lucio turns to gaze at the glitter of the morning sun off the waves, a wistful smile on his face.

Lucio: Heh. Even so, my heart is content. The world my master created is truly splendid, and I'm lucky enough to be a part of it.

Lucio: I can think of no greater joy. Even if today's sunrise was no different from any other, it was dazzling enough to leave a deep impression on me.

His smile widens as he delights in the cool morning breeze.

(Captain) wonders out loud just how breathtaking the sight must have been.

Lucio: Oh, would you like to see it too? In that case, I'll do you a special favor...

With a single glance from Lucio, the sun suddenly begins dropping back toward the horizon.

Lucio: There we are. I made the sun set again so you could enjoy a repeat showing of this morning's sunrise.

Although grateful for the gesture, (Captain) has a feeling this probably isn't a good idea.

Who knows how people might react to seeing the sun set again immediately after rising?

Wanting to prevent needless chaos and confusion, (Captain) quickly interjects to stop Lucio.

Lucio: Hm? You think it would be best not to set the sun myself?

Lucio: Perhaps you're right. I'm sure there are people who would be adversely affected if the time of sunrise shifted. I'll put it back where it was.

Suddenly, the sun begins to rise again with clearly unnatural speed.

With the sun bouncing around in the sky, it wouldn't be at all surprising if people saw it as a precursor to some sort of cataclysmic event.

Realizing the results of Lucio's actions are akin to a natural disaster, (Captain) promptly interrupts him again.

Lucio: Oh... Did I make another mistake?

(Captain) nods gently and asks Lucio to try to restore the rising sun to its original position at a speed that people won't notice.

Lucio: Aha, you'll have to forgive me. Understanding others truly isn't my strongest suit.

Lucio: I see... Now I understand why the emerald sun didn't appear to me.

Lucio: Perhaps my master was trying to tell me that my wish can't be granted so easily.

Lucio smiles once again, squinting in the bright sunlight.

Lucio: Well, we should probably start making our way back. The wind this morning is a bit chilly.

(Captain) nods, and the pair turn to stroll down the sandy beach together.

Lucio: ...

Beneath his smile, Lucio is clearly conflicted. It seems his wish is something that not even his immense power can solve.

Lucio: Oh, did I look distraught?

Lucio: Don't worry, that's not the case at all. I've simply realized that the time has come for me to grow and change.

Lucio: And the person who will guide me in that growth stands before me.

Lucio: Yes—you, (Captain). Heh... I'm blessed to have you by my side. With your help, I'll overcome this trial I've been given no matter what.

Lucio: Now, to facilitate my growth, first things first...

Lucio grins broadly as he spots someone emerging from the inn.

Sandalphon: ...!

Lucio: I'll have to start by helping Sandy.

Sandalphon: ...

Lucio: Good morning, Sandy. Would you like some assistance with the food stall?

Sandalphon: I don't need your help.

Lucio: Haha. There's no reason to hold back. Be it manual labor or any other grunt work, I'm ready and willing to tackle any task.

Sandalphon: Grunt work? With his face? How disrespectful can one person be!

Lucio continues to smile pleasantly as Sandalphon scowls at him.

It seems this summer isn't going to be any more peaceful than the last.

A Salty Evening Breeze[edit]

Sandalphon works hard to manage the beach house, with (Captain), Lucio, and the crew there to help. However, the shop is overrun with customers as they are drawn by Lucio's beauty one after another, which upsets Sandalphon. Even after the shop runs out of drinks and closes for the day, Sandalphon remains disgruntled.

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Vyrn: Looks like we've got a huge swarm of customers again...

A long, winding line stretches out in front of the food stall Sierokarte has placed in Sandalphon's care.

Lyria: Hehe. Let's go greet them all with big, bright smiles!

The crew sets to work, energized by the unexpected crowd. But one member doesn't seem too happy.

Sandalphon: ...

Sandalphon glares, clearly in a foul mood.

Sandalphon: ...

The object of his displeasure is none other than a certain waiter.

Lucio: Are you ready to order?

Male Patron 1: Y-yes. I'll have... your contact info please.

Lucio: Heh. Unfortunately I have no such information, but you're welcome to visit me here anytime. How about a refreshing beverage? I recommend the—

Male Patron 1: Give me one of everything on the menu! I-I'm going to drink until I burst!

Lucio: Thank you for your patronage. But take care not to push yourself too hard.

Sandalphon: ...

Lucio attracts customer after customer to the food stall, merely by being himself.

Female Patron 1: Darn, this place looks pretty busy. Maybe we should try somewhere... else...

Lucio: Oh, are you searching for a place to rest?

Female Patrons: ...!
Yes!

Sandalphon: ...

Female Patrons: We're ready to order!

Vyrn: We've got a couple more orders for apple-orange fusions!

Sandalphon: Understood.

Lyria: I-I have some more orders too! Three for apple juice, two for pineapple, one orange, one grape...

Vyrn: Isn't this gettin' kinda crazy? At this rate we're gonna run out of drinks! Wouldn't be surprised if we had to close up early...

Meanwhile the line outside continues growing longer and longer.

Lucio: Heh...

Male Patron 2: ...!

People from all over the beach continue to be drawn to Lucio with no end in sight.

Vyrn: Here I am talkin' about sellin' out, and the line's gone and doubled in the time it took me to say it.

Sandalphon: ...

Sandalphon: Go buy all the fruit you can find.

Vyrn: Oh, uh, you got it!

Sandalphon: Now then.

Sandalphon tosses fruit into a large shaker and summons swirling winds to peel them with ease.

Female Patrons: Wow!

He then adds water to the container and shakes it, once again using wind to empty the contents into two glasses.

Sandalphon: Sorry for the wait. Here are your apple-orange fusions.

Female Patrons: Whoooa!

Female Patron 2: How did you do that?

Sandalphon: It's a trade secret.

Female Patron 1: Ooh, how mysterious...
The manager's really handsome, don't you think? What a great place!

Female Patron 2: You said it! But the guy who first caught my eye was that one waiter...

Lucio: Heh.

Female Patrons: Oh my...

Sandalphon: Tch!

Lucio: I cleared away all the empty glasses, Sandy.

Sandalphon: Good.

Lucio: Is there anything else I can do?

Female Patrons: He's so dreamy...

Sandalphon: ...

Sandalphon: We're running low on glasses and mugs. Go wash dishes in the back.

Lucio: I'd be happy to.

Lucio retreats into the kitchen. But before his fans even have a chance to be disappointed by his departure...

Lucio: I'm finished, Sandy.

Sandalphon: A-already?

Lucio: Cleaning dishes is merely a matter of removing impurities, so it was a simple task. What would you like me to do next?

Sandalphon: Clean the kitchen.

Lucio: Right away.

Lucio: All clean.

Sandalphon: ...

Lucio: What now, Sandy?

Sandalphon: Go back to the kitchen and count the grains of rice.

Lucio: Oh, no need. There are three million, four hundred and ten thousand—

Sandalphon: Enough. Just stay in the back.

Lucio: Oh? But why?

Sandalphon: ...

Sandalphon looks over at the patrons trying to squeeze past each other to catch a glimpse of Lucio.

Patrons: Oh my...

Sandalphon: For mere mortals to appraise his face... It's irreverent!

Lucio: I see.

Lucio: Understood. Then I shall make myself sparse and tend to things in the kitchen.

Sandalphon: ...

With Lucio out of sight, the unusual flow of customers begins to taper off little by little.

But sales continue to be strong, and the crew is in high spirits as afternoon rolls around and they begin cleaning up for the day.

Sandalphon: Why must he be like that!

However, Sandalphon alone wears a conflicted expression.

A Salty Evening Breeze: Scene 2[edit]

Sandalphon enjoys a cup of coffee alone before shopping for the next day's supplies. Lucio invites him to play beach volleyball with the crew, but Sandalphon refuses. Undaunted, Lucio continues asking him to participate in various activities until Sandalphon becomes angry and snaps at him. Smiling sadly, Lucio takes his leave.

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With the crowd taken care of, (Captain) and the crew relax before heading out to stock up for the following day.

Lyria: Lucio! It's my serve!

Lucio: Right. I'm ready when you are.

Lyria: Hyah!

Lucio: Heh. You hit that quite well.

Lucio: Hup!

(Captain) and company join Lucio for a relaxing game of beach volleyball.

Sandalphon: ...

Meanwhile, Sandalphon sits at a table in the shade of a tree, unwinding with a cup of coffee.

Sandalphon: Hmph.

His gaze falls on the crew's ball as it comes rolling toward him.

Lucio: Haha. It appears I don't know my own strength.

Sandalphon: ...

Lucio: Why don't you join us for some fun on the beach, Sandy?

Sandalphon: No thank you. I might end up aiming at that face of yours.

Lucio: I see. So you're not a fan of beach volleyball...

Sandalphon: ...

With a thoughtful hum, Lucio retrieves the ball and heads back toward (Captain) and the crew.

Lucio: Heh. I suppose it's my serve next.

Lucio: Haah!

Sandalphon: How unseemly.

Sandalphon continues to sip his coffee, as though trying to occupy himself with its warmth and pleasant bitterness.

Eventually, however, his alone time is interrupted once again.

Lucio: (Captain) and the others are going for a swim. Would you care to accompany them?

Sandalphon: What?

Sandalphon: They can do whatever they like. I'm going to stay here in the shade for a while longer.

Lucio: I see. In that case, how does finding a shady spot to go fishing sound?

Sandalphon: I'd like to stock up on ingredients before the shops close.

Lucio: Hmm... Then what would you say to an evening fireworks extravaganza?

Sandalphon: I have plans to test some alternative coffee brewing methods tonight.

Lucio: Heh. You certainly are a busy bee, Sandy.

Lucio: It's impressive how committed you are to your coffee. I'd like to try some myself someday.

Sandalphon: ...!

Lucio: Whoops...

Sandalphon: Why can't you leave me alone?

Lucio: Well—

Sandalphon: And the way you behave in this tawdry manner, all the while sporting his face!

Lucio: I merely wanted to—

Sandalphon: Why are you like this!

Lucio: Forgive me. It seems I got a little ahead of myself.

Sandalphon: ...

Lucio: I'll give you some space. I hope you'll be willing to speak with me again once we've both settled down.

Sandalphon: ...

Lucio: Believe me when I say that I had no intention of making you upset.

Lucio: Now, if you'll excuse me.

Lucio turns to leave, still smiling so as not to disrupt the crew's fun or make Sandalphon feel worse.

Lucio: Finding the right thing to do is no simple task.

His eyes full of uncertainty, Lucio makes his way back toward the shore.

A Salty Evening Breeze: Scene 3[edit]

Lucio and Sandalphon run into each other on the beach just before sunset, and Lucio says he wants to become friends with Sandalphon so he can stop hurting him. Suddenly the sky flashes green, and they watch the emerald sunset together. Later, Sandalphon treats Lucio to a cup of coffee, and the two grow ever so slightly closer.

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Sandalphon: Hmm, this should be enough.

Sandalphon mutters to himself as he confirms the stock of foodstuffs needed for the stall.

Sandalphon: Hm?

Suddenly overcome with a sense of unease, he hurries out of the pantry.

Sandalphon: I knew something was off. The sunset is abnormally red...

Lucio: ...

Sandalphon & Lucio: Oh...

Having run into each other by coincidence, the two look at each other awkwardly.

Sandalphon: What are you doing?

Lucio: I was entranced by the crimson glow of the sunset.

Sandalphon: ...

Sandalphon feels a pain in his chest at Lucio's somber expression.

Sandalphon: Don't make that expression with his face.

Lucio: Oh... My apologies.

Lucio: I'm afraid I'm not well versed in these things. It's an endless struggle for me.

Lucio: To be honest, I'd give anything if it meant you would not have to experience such pain.

Lucio: But although you possess power greater than any primal beast, your heart is delicate like that of a mortal.

Lucio: I had already resolved not to hurt you any further, but my efforts ended up backfiring.

Sandalphon: It's too late for that. You insist on performing menial tasks and engaging in childish tomfoolery—things Lucifer would never do. And all while parading around with his face.

Lucio: Yes. That's because I'm Lucio... not Lucifer.

Sandalphon: ...

Lucio: This appearance has become a source of conflict for many people. And it's caused even you to suffer.

Lucio: None of it is my intention. Perhaps my master bestowed this form upon me as a sort of trial.

Lucio: If I were to alter what my face looked like, I might be able to ease your pain.

Lucio: But it was my master's will to create me in this image. To defy that would be no less than blasphemy.

Lucio: How, then, do I overcome this trial? My only course of action is to becomes friends with you, Sandy.

Sandalphon: Friends?

Lucio: Yes, as Lucio. I'd rather spare you from seeing me merely as an imitation of Lucifer.

Sandalphon: ...

Before Sandalphon can find the words to respond, there is a sudden flash of color.

Lucio: Look, the sun...

Sandalphon: It's shining... green?

Lucio: They say those who see the emerald sun are blessed with good fortune. But I never imagined it would be so beautiful.

The pair watch in silence as the sun crosses the horizon with a flash of green.

Lucio: This mysterious, wondrous world—that which you've loved and gone to such lengths to protect... It truly is breathtaking.

Sandalphon: That was...

Lucio: Even if it was done in someone else's name, I believe what matters in this world is what is, not for whose sake it came to be.

Lucio: But no matter how beautiful it may be, the threat of destruction will one day come again. Whether by some great evil or my master's will.

Lucio: I believe our power will be necessary to stop it. And when that time comes, I hope we can stand to face it together, hand in hand.

Sandalphon: I see.

Sandalphon: Give me some time to think it through.

Lucio: Of course. I hope for a favorable response.

The sun sinks lower until all that remains is a red tinge on the horizon.

As night falls, Lucio and Sandalphon head toward the inn in silence.

Lucio: What's this, Sandy?

Sandalphon: I assumed that would be obvious. It's coffee. Drink it.

Sandalphon: I tried out a new brewing method, but there was no one else around to test it. You were merely selected by default.

Lucio: Haha, I see. Well, I'd be delighted to give it a taste.

Lucio: ...

Lucio: (What an incredible fragrance. How much time and effort must he have dedicated to perfecting his craft?)

Moved, Lucio closes his eyes and takes a sip of the coffee as Sandalphon looks on.

Lucio: It seems the emerald sunset really did bring me good fortune.

Lucio: I was lucky enough to enjoy this coffee that you poured your heart and soul into creating.

Sandalphon: Is that so.

Lucio: Please allow me to taste-test for you again someday. I'd like to see what lies at the end of the path you've set upon.

Sandalphon turns away, visibly embarrassed, as Lucio continues enjoying his coffee.

Lucio: Ah, I've just thought of a verse.

Lucio: "I beheld them as buds, watching as they transformed into lush greenery. May the blessed warmth of the sun help them ever bloom and grow."

Sandalphon: What was that? Do you write poetry too?

Lucio: No. It's a line from a play I once performed in. I thought it expressed my impression of the flavor quite well.

Sandalphon: I see.

Lucio: By the way, Sandy.

Sandalphon: What?

Lucio: Are you interested in poetry?

Sandalphon: Who knows?

Lucio: I see. So... the poems you've written are in the notebook in your pocket? I'd be honored if you'd let me read them.

Sandalphon: Absolutely not.

Lucio: Heh. Now, now, don't be so quick to refuse. Your writing is splendid. "With wings as white as snow—"

Sandalphon: You... You read them?

Lucio: No, I wouldn't do something like that. You could say I just... intuited the words, that's all.

Sandalphon: A-A...

Sandalphon: Ain Soph Aur!

Vyrn: Wh-what was that noise? Are we bein' attacked by monsters?

Sandalphon: Hyaaaaah!

Lucio: Heheh. I had no idea you were so easily embarrassed.

Sandalphon: The... The impudence!

Vyrn: The heck are those two doin'?

Lyria: Lucio's avoiding Sandalphon's blasts of light without even breaking a sweat...

Lucio: Heh. What harm would there be in allowing me to read a couple of poems?

Sandalphon: I'll never show you a single word!

Vyrn: But y'know, they seem kinda close. Like they're actually friends or somethin'.

Lyria: Ahaha... Well, they say the closer you are, the more you fight.

Sandalphon: I was a fool for even giving you the time of day!

Lucio: How sweet. You remind me of a fussy young child—

Sandalphon: Silence!

One summer's eve, blessed emerald light had illuminated Lucio's wings, if only for a moment.

But whether or not his wish will be granted is still yet to be seen.

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