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* Sythel, the Fearful Conspirator, is driven mad with paranoia. Like with all the other emotional representations in Duviri, you can find her in any spiral besides her own, where she stays in her house near Titan's Rest. It's boarded up and she's hiding in the corner, frantically asking you to leave, occassionally pressing her ear against the wall. Sometimes, you hear her say a familiar "[[MadnessMantra Rap. Tap. Tap.]]"
** Upon completing the six main objectives during her Spiral, Sythel may break down into a final panic where she acknowledges [[EldritchAbomination The Man in The Wall]].
---> Sythel: Who are you? Who are you really? Why do I hear whispers in my head when I look at you? WHY ARE YOUR EYES LIKE THAT?
** For an added fear bonus, if you check behind Sythel's house when it's the Fear Spiral, [[ParanoiaFuel you see a masked figure]] missing a finger on its right hand, much like how the statue-form of Man in the Wall is missing its own when it appears at the end of New War. It cackles madly with a deep voice, and if you turn away from it and look back, it has disappeared.
** Upon completing the six main objectives during her Spiral, Sythel may break down into a final panic where she acknowledges [[EldritchAbomination The Man in The Wall]].
---> Sythel: Who are you? Who are you really? Why do I hear whispers in my head when I look at you? WHY ARE YOUR EYES LIKE THAT?
** For an added fear bonus, if you check behind Sythel's house when it's the Fear Spiral, [[ParanoiaFuel you see a masked figure]] missing a finger on its right hand, much like how the statue-form of Man in the Wall is missing its own when it appears at the end of New War. It cackles madly with a deep voice, and if you turn away from it and look back, it has disappeared.
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** During "Dante Unbound", Drusus, the owner of the Leverian museum, in a moment of weakness and depression takes a loan from Parvos that was purposely made to be impossible to be payed in order to make the curator give up the museum's section of Dante to him as collateral, planning to study it and make his Corpus splinter faction stronger. This quest singlehandedly shows Parvos' more darker side and gives a much darker meaning to his tenet "Charity is power. More charity is more power". At least, he is reasonable and kind enough to give Drusus a second chance to repay him back what he is owed with the help of the Tenno by selling Orokin and Entrati artifacts that they find in the depths of Deimos.
*** Parvos' shows again his cunningness by revealing the cephalon nature of Drusus, just like he did with Eudico. But unlike her, who got shocked for how fast Parvos discovers her secret identity, Drusus stands his ground against Parvos, to which he is not surprised at all.
*** Parvos' shows again his cunningness by revealing the cephalon nature of Drusus, just like he did with Eudico. But unlike her, who got shocked for how fast Parvos discovers her secret identity, Drusus stands his ground against Parvos, to which he is not surprised at all.
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*** Parvos' shows again his cunningness and intelligence by revealing the cephalon nature of Drusus, just like he did with
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* [[OurFounder Parvos Granum]], the founder of the Corpus, while a BenevolentBoss compared to the current Board of Directors, he shows why the Orokin be very wary of him and the Corpus back then. When compared to the likes of Nef, at least, he is predictable and stupid, Parvos on the other hand is [[WildCard a completely unpredictable man]] that has a plan for everything. Both Eudico and Biz, who showed courage against Nef, were scared of Parvos because he immediately knew who Vox Solaris was and showed them that he could crush their resistance movement with terrifying ease. At least, he shows benevolence by giving Solaris United a chair in his new Board of Directors. He is as beloved within the Corpus as feared as the Boogeyman himself, since various members of the Perrin Sequence reveals that they had nightmares hearing the stories of the Founder. Just what could have Parvos do in the past to make them all fear him so much?
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* [[OurFounder Parvos Granum]], the founder of the Corpus, while a BenevolentBoss compared to the current Board of Directors, he shows why the Orokin be were very wary of him and the Corpus back then. When compared to the likes of Nef, at least, he is predictable and stupid, Parvos on the other hand is [[WildCard a completely unpredictable man]] that has a plan for everything. Both Eudico and Biz, who showed courage against Nef, were scared of Parvos because he immediately knew who Vox Solaris was and showed them that he could crush their resistance movement with terrifying ease. At least, he shows benevolence by giving Solaris United a chair in his new Board of Directors. He is as beloved within the Corpus as feared as the Boogeyman himself, since various members of the Perrin Sequence reveals that they had nightmares hearing the stories of the Founder. Just what could have Parvos do in the past to make them all fear him so much?
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** During "Dante Unbound", Drusus, the owner of the Leverian museum, in a moment of weakness and depression takes a loan from Parvos that was purposely made to be impossible to be payed in order to make the curator give up the museum's section of Dante to him as collateral, planning to study it and make his Corpus splinter faction stronger. This quest singlehandedly shows Parvos' more darker side and gives a much darker meaning to his tenet "Charity is power. More charity is more power". At least, he is reasonable and kind enough to give Drusus a second chance to repay him back what he is owed with the help of the Tenno by selling Orokin and Entrati artifacts that they find in the depths of Deimos.
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* [[OurFounder Parvos Granum]], the founder of the Corpus, while a BenevolentBoss compared to the current Board of Directors, he shows why the Orokin be very wary of him and the Corpus back then. When compared to the likes of Nef, at least, he is predictable and stupid, Parvos on the other hand is [[WildCard a completely unpredictable man]] that has a plan for everything. Both Eudico and Biz, who showed courage against Nef, were scared of Parvos because he immediately knew who Vox Solaris was and showed them that he could crush their resistance movement with terrifying ease. At least, he shows benevolence by giving Solaris United a chair in his new Board of Directors. He is as beloved within the Corpus as feared as the Boogeyman himself, since various members of the Perrin Sequence reveals that they had nightmares hearing the stories of the Founder. Just what could have Parvos do in the past to make them all fear him so much?
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* [[OurFounder Parvos Granum]], the founder of the Corpus, while a BenevolentBoss compared to the current Board of Directors, he shows why the Orokin be were very wary of him and the Corpus back then. When compared to the likes of Nef, at least, he is predictable and stupid, Parvos on the other hand is [[WildCard a completely unpredictable man]] that has a plan for everything. Both Eudico and Biz, who showed courage against Nef, were scared of Parvos because he immediately knew who Vox Solaris was and showed them that he could crush their resistance movement with terrifying ease. At least, he shows benevolence by giving Solaris United a chair in his new Board of Directors. He is as beloved within the Corpus as feared as the Boogeyman himself, since various members of the Perrin Sequence reveals that they had nightmares hearing the stories of the Founder. Just what could have Parvos do in the past to make them all fear him so much?
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** During "Dante Unbound", Drusus, the owner of the Leverian museum, in a moment of weakness and depression takes a loan from Parvos that was purposely made to be impossible to be payed in order to make the curator give up the museum's section of Dante to him as collateral, planning to study it and make his Corpus splinter faction stronger. This quest singlehandedly shows Parvos' more darker side and gives a much darker meaning to his tenet "Charity is power. More charity is more power". At least, he is reasonable and kind enough to give Drusus a second chance to repay him back what he is owed with the help of the Tenno by selling Orokin and Entrati artifacts that they find in the depths of Deimos.
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** During "Dante Unbound", he shows his more darker side by giving Drusus, the owner of the Leverian museum a loan that was purposely made to be impossible to be payed in order to make the curator give up his museum to him as collateral, planning to study the artifacts of the museum to make his splinter faction stronger. This quest singlehandedly shows Parvos' more darker side and gives a much darker meaning to his tenet "Charity is power. More charity is more power". At least, he is reasonable and kind enough to give Drusus a chance to repay him back what he is owed with the help of the Tenno.
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*** Parvos' shows again his cunningness by revealing the cephalon nature of Drusus, just like he did with Eudico. But unlike her, who got shocked for how fast Parvos discovers her secret identity, Drusus stands his ground against Parvos, to which he is not surprised at all.
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** During "Dante Unbound", he shows his more darker side by giving Drusus, the owner of the Leverian museum a loan that was purposely made to be impossible to be payed in order to make the curator give up his museum to him as collateral, planning to study the artifacts of the museum to make his splinter faction stronger. This quest singlehandedly shows Parvos' more darker side and gives a much darker meaning to his tenet "Charity is power. More charity is more power". At least, he is reasonable and kind enough to give Drusus a chance to repay him back what he is owed with the help of the Tenno.
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**During "Dante Unbound", he shows his more darker side by giving Drusus, the owner of the Leverian museum a loan that was purposely made to be impossible to be payed in order to make the curator give up his museum to him as collateral, planning to study the artifacts of the museum to make his splinter faction stronger. This quest singlehandedly shows Parvos' more darker side and gives a much darker meaning to his tenet "Charity is power. More charity is more power". At least, he is reasonable and kind enough to give Drusus a chance to repay him back what he is owed with the help of the Tenno.
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* Vala Glarios, the captain of one of the ships of the Corpus, is on of the few people who survived a Void Storm caused by the Tempestarii when it came to the Origin System. Livid and furious of what happened to her sisters, she is absolutely determined to hunt down Sevagoth and his ghost railjack and take her revenge after the latter's ship destroyed the ship she and her crew were operating, leaving her to die in the cold of space. [[spoiler:Her DyingCurse is spine-chillingly sent:]]
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* [[TheAhab Vala Glarios, Glarios]], the captain of one of the ships of the Corpus, is on of the few people who survived a Void Storm caused by the Tempestarii when it came to the Origin System. Livid and furious of what happened to her sisters, she is absolutely determined to hunt down Sevagoth and his ghost railjack and take her revenge after the latter's ship destroyed the ship she and her crew were operating, leaving her to die in the cold of space. [[spoiler:Her DyingCurse is spine-chillingly sent:]]
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* Parvos Granum, the founder of the Corpus, while a BenevolentBoss compared to the current Board of Directors, shows why the Orokin be very wary of him and the Corpus back then. When compared to the likes of Nef, at least, he is predictable and stupid, Parvos on the other hand is [[WildCard a completely unpredictable man]] that has a plan for everything. Both Eudico and Biz, who showed courage against Nef, were scared of Parvos because he immediately knew who Vox Solaris was and showed them that he could crush their resistance movement with terrifying ease. At least, he shows benevolence by giving Solaris United a chair in his new Board of Directors. He is as beloved within the Corpus as feared as the Boogeyman himself, since various members of the Perrin Sequence reveals that they had nightmares hearing the stories of the Founder. Just what could have Parvos do in the past to make them all fear him so much? During "Dante Unbound", he shows his more darker side by giving Drusus, the owner of the Leverian museum a loan that was purposely made to be impossible to be payed in order to make the curator give up his museum to him as collateral, planning to study the artifacts of the museum to make his splinter faction stronger. This quest singlehandedly shows Parvos' more darker side and gives a much darker meaning to his tenet "Charity is power. More charity is more power". At least, he is reasonable and kind enough to give Drusus a chance to repay him back what he is owed with the help of the Tenno.
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* [[OurFounder Parvos Granum, Granum]], the founder of the Corpus, while a BenevolentBoss compared to the current Board of Directors, he shows why the Orokin be very wary of him and the Corpus back then. When compared to the likes of Nef, at least, he is predictable and stupid, Parvos on the other hand is [[WildCard a completely unpredictable man]] that has a plan for everything. Both Eudico and Biz, who showed courage against Nef, were scared of Parvos because he immediately knew who Vox Solaris was and showed them that he could crush their resistance movement with terrifying ease. At least, he shows benevolence by giving Solaris United a chair in his new Board of Directors. He is as beloved within the Corpus as feared as the Boogeyman himself, since various members of the Perrin Sequence reveals that they had nightmares hearing the stories of the Founder. Just what could have Parvos do in the past to make them all fear him so much? During much?
** The Sisters of Parvos are a sisterhood dedicated to him and only him. In his youth, Parvos wanted a CoolBigSis that could help him in his ventures and most rapacious schemes. He now can achieve this dream by starting a sisterhood that is composed by abused and neglected womens of the Corpus to make the perfect NumberTwo for him. Each Sister has pledged loyalty to him and swearing vengeance against the Tenno who nearly killed them when they were Aspirants to become a Sister. The elite of the elite of the Corpus army, this womens are able to take over entire planets and moons in His name, on top of being able to take down the Tenno and their Warframes with surprising ease, on top of being able to survive injuries that would have normally killed them. It really shows that Parvos is not playing around and is going to do everything to get more power over the Origin System
**During "Dante Unbound", he shows his more darker side by giving Drusus, the owner of the Leverian museum a loan that was purposely made to be impossible to be payed in order to make the curator give up his museum to him as collateral, planning to study the artifacts of the museum to make his splinter faction stronger. This quest singlehandedly shows Parvos' more darker side and gives a much darker meaning to his tenet "Charity is power. More charity is more power". At least, he is reasonable and kind enough to give Drusus a chance to repay him back what he is owed with the help of the Tenno.
** The Sisters of Parvos are a sisterhood dedicated to him and only him. In his youth, Parvos wanted a CoolBigSis that could help him in his ventures and most rapacious schemes. He now can achieve this dream by starting a sisterhood that is composed by abused and neglected womens of the Corpus to make the perfect NumberTwo for him. Each Sister has pledged loyalty to him and swearing vengeance against the Tenno who nearly killed them when they were Aspirants to become a Sister. The elite of the elite of the Corpus army, this womens are able to take over entire planets and moons in His name, on top of being able to take down the Tenno and their Warframes with surprising ease, on top of being able to survive injuries that would have normally killed them. It really shows that Parvos is not playing around and is going to do everything to get more power over the Origin System
**During "Dante Unbound", he shows his more darker side by giving Drusus, the owner of the Leverian museum a loan that was purposely made to be impossible to be payed in order to make the curator give up his museum to him as collateral, planning to study the artifacts of the museum to make his splinter faction stronger. This quest singlehandedly shows Parvos' more darker side and gives a much darker meaning to his tenet "Charity is power. More charity is more power". At least, he is reasonable and kind enough to give Drusus a chance to repay him back what he is owed with the help of the Tenno.
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* [[KingMook The Segeant]] is the head of the solar rails that connects the entire Origin System and all of its planets together. He has been using his business to capture warframes and either slice them up or hang them as his trophies. What could have happened for all those Operators connected to the warframes is very up to the imagination of the player.
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* [[KingMook The Segeant]] Sergeant]] is the head of the solar rails that connects the entire Origin System and all of its planets together. He has been using his business to capture warframes and either slice them up or hang them as his trophies. What could have happened for all those Operators connected to the warframes is very up to the imagination of the player.
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* Parvos Granum, the founder of the Corpus, while a BenevolentBoss compared to the current Board of Directors, has his more scary moments. shows why the Orokin be very wary of him and the Corpus back then. When compared to the likes of Nef, at least, he was predictable, is predictable and stupid, Parvos on the other hand is [[WildCard absolutely impossible to tell what he is planning to do]], having a completely unpredictable man]] that has a plan for everything. Both Eudico and Biz, who showed courage against Nef, were scared shitless of Parvos due to how unpredictable because he was.immediately knew who Vox Solaris was and showed them that he could crush their resistance movement with terrifying ease. At least, he shows benevolence by giving Solaris United a chair in his new Board of Directors. He is as beloved within the Corpus as feared as the Boogeyman.Boogeyman himself, since various members of the Perrin Sequence reveals that they had nightmares hearing the stories of the Founder. Just what could have Parvos do in the past to make them all fear him so much? During "Dante Unbound", he shows his more darker side by giving Drusus, the owner of the Leverian museum a loan that was purposely made to be impossible to be payed in order to make the curator give up his museum to him as collateral, planning to study the artifacts of the museum to make his splinter faction stronger. This quest singlehandedly shows Parvos' more darker side and gives a much darker meaning to his tenet "Charity is power. More charity is more power". At least, he is reasonable and kind enough to give Drusus a chance to repay him back what he is owed with the help of the Tenno.
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* '''The Amalgams.''' They are a group Corpus crewman that Alad V has been experimenting on, fusing them with Sentient technology or parts to enhance them. Some of this modifications aren't too bad, like the Hequet Amalgam, whose head is now changed for a head made out of Sentient technology. [[BodyHorror And then there is the Alkonost Amalgams who are Crewmans that are completely turned into a Sentient.]] Hell, we can see their normal heads sticking around on their new horrific bodies.
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* [[KingMook The Segeant]] is the head of the solar rails that connects the entire Origin System and all of its planets together. He has been using his business to capture warframes and either slice them up or hang them as his trophies. What could have happened for all those Operators connected to the warframes is very up to the imagination of the player.
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** She seems calm and collected at first early in her boss fight, but once you destroy her coolant vents and kill the Raknoids she summons, she goes so insane with grief and fury that she returns to the surface to burn Fortuna to the ground, forcing the Tenno to fight her on the surface.
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-->"The Infestation is more than a disease - it is a horror of twisted flesh, monsters made into reality. The blight consumes its victims, transforming them into unrecognizable atrocities controlled by rabid impulse. The Infested are a single-minded scourge that belongs in the realm of nightmares, but instead chooses to invade ships and colonies, leaving only death and destruction in its wake."
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-->"The Infestation is more than a disease - it is a horror of twisted flesh, monsters made into reality. The blight consumes its victims, transforming them into unrecognizable atrocities controlled by rabid impulse. The Infested are a single-minded scourge that belongs in the realm of nightmares, but instead chooses to invade ships and colonies, leaving only death and destruction in its wake."
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'''Jordas:''' I see it now, you are the same. '''THEY FEAR THEMSELVES.'''
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