Trivia

Character

History

An Overseer's job is to carefully watch and monitor specific aspects so that the Dreamverse stays in proper order. The Overseer of Fool's job is to monitor and interfere with those disrupting natural order and balance, typically in the pursuit of power. They are meant to get rid of possible sapient catalysts to preventable catastrophes. Overseers are meant to give second chances, usually through negotiation, however after an eon of doing so, the Overseer of Fool switch from being apathetic to being bored. Negotiation and second chances left mistakes occasionally, and the new seeping feeling over boredom led the Overseer to cease the behavior. Instead, they skipped the process and executed possible catalysts instead, either quick and effectively, or toying with them first for their own entertainment and eventually leading them to their own demise. However, Overseers do not hold the highest state of authority, and behavior like that did not go unnoticed

Dormancy

The first to notice the Overseer's switch in behavior is the Overseer of Error, unsurprisingly. However, they are an Overseer that takes a stance of judgement; they monitor errors in order to figure out what to do with them. They leave the Overseer of Fools alone, due to their own amusement of their actions, as the Overseer executes and manipulates creatures time and time again. The second to notice is the Overseer of Hope, a "sibling" of the Overseer of Fools, who had became drawn to the consequences of their sibling's actions, as the cruel dispatching had cause several pockets of despair to appear. Pockets that interfered with her own monitoring and fostering of hope. Her own meddling would eventually lead to her own demise, as the Overseer of Fools 'kills' her in order to prevent their actions from reaching any of the Elder Elites. The remnants of a stripped and exiled Overseer ended up witness this action and, in hopes of gaining his own status back, reports it to the Elder Elites. Leading the Overseer of Fools to get pulled into judgement, and forced into dormancy by the Bride of the Abyss; an Elder Elite who merely watches over other Elites' creations.

Re-Awakening

The Bride of the Abyss, upon request, wakes the Overseer of Fools sometime around the 18th century. They are stripped of their original form, most of their authority, and their title. It takes another two centuries before they decide on the name of Nox, and they are allowed to negotiate their punishment with The Bride. Currently they are allowed their base abilities, but are exiled to waking worlds, and are only allowed back into the dreamverse to do their job if they are being actively monitored. Nox hopes that eventually they will earn back their original form and their title, but they are fairly comfortable with their current situation. Aside from the fact that a scion of The Overseer of Hope is the one in charge of reporting and monitoring them. That they could do without.