History WMG / TheReconstruction

* I'm still pretty sure he's a Lesser, and Lessers seem to be more than just "Si'Shra [[RecycledInSpace IN SPACE!]] (before them)". Unless something was revealed about them in Episode 3, which I haven't played yet, we don't know anything about how Lesser metabolism works, but possibly they can [[BizarreAlienBiology manipulate the biological processes in their own body at will]]. In which case Moke was forced to manipulate microorganisms to carry his Lesser poison.

Calling it now: The plot of ''And Yet It Moves'' will be [[PettingZooPeople cat people]] who specialize in Extension shells appearing out of nowhere and making all the scientists giddy that they found another sentient species, before the cat people start blathering about the Supreme One and how the nonbelievers must be purged.

* As of the ending of ''Videogame/IMissTheSunrise'', which shows Tezkhra's death, this is [[spoiler:{{Jossed}}. Tez's murderer is the Black One. However, Tez's memory flashes seem to imply that Moke might have some relation.]]

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If it dealt Body damage, there would be no way to explain this and it would be a total DarthWiki/WallBanger. But it does not! It deals Soul damage, and since destroying a person's will to fight probably does not involve the same physics as hitting them with a weapon, Dehl can probably give it aspects of sharpness when he's using it. Soul damage is usually magical or ethereal anyway, so presumably he just makes an ethereal/magical weapon (that's actually sharp) using his sword as a medium.

Fih'jik are unique to VideoGame/TheReconstruction. They are not seen anywhere in IMissTheSunrise, despite the fact that galactic exploration has gone on for a long time. They are also highly traditional and religious, which would make sense if they are native to the planet. Of course, since the planet where the game takes place is very highly implied to have been terraformed and planted with settlers, it's likely that there is no 'native' species.
* As of ''And Yet It Moves'', almost certainly [[spoiler:{{Jossed}}. The planet the game takes place on had to be terraformed and populated from scratch, so native species are exceedingly unlikely. However, this does heavily imply that fih'jik exist elsewhere in the galaxy, and will be making an appearance later in ''IMissTheSunrise''...]]

[[WMG: The above WMG will be {{Jossed}} in the next episode of IMissTheSunrise]]

''IMissTheSunrise'' shows that hybrids are possible, and Moke ''is'' similar to Daszk: he has many of the physical traits of the si'shra (white eyes, enlarged frame), but does not have the same aggressive urges or links to the si'shra culture. It's possible that the Sikohlon took him in after finding him in the wild somewhere, thinking he was an ordinary shra. The reason he doesn't know of his origins is likely because of the Plague rattling up his memory (that or Sikohlon indoctrination). This could relate to the first WMG on the page.

[[WMG:Dehl's father made Moke create the Blue Plague]].
* I'm still pretty sure he's a Lesser, and Lessers seem to be more than just "Si'Shra [[RecycledInSpace IN SPACE!]] (before them)". Unless something was revealed about them in Episode 3, which I haven't played yet, we don't know anything about how Lesser metabolism works, but possibly they can manipulate the biological processes in their own body at will. In which case Moke was forced to manipulate microorganisms to carry his Lesser poison.

Fih'jik are unique to TheReconstruction. They are not seen anywhere in IMissTheSunrise, despite the fact that galactic exploration has gone on for a long time. They are also highly traditional and religious, which would make sense if they are native to the planet. Of course, since the planet where the game takes place is very highly implied to have been terraformed and planted with settlers, it's likely that there is no 'native' species.

[[WMG: Kulkumatz was in possession of or exposed to the fifth immortality inducer at some point.]]

In the GoldenEnding, Tezkhra says that there are five +ii emitters on the planet that came with him when he crashed. He destroyed one in the BackStory, and deactivates three more in the ending. However, that still leaves one emitter unaccounted for. My hypothesis is that it's the secret to Kulkumatz's longevity. Kulkumatz is incredibly old even by shra standards, and the area in which he lives is in the vicinity of where Tez destroyed the first emitter. It's possible that there was a second emitter nearby that Tez missed (or perhaps he thought he destroyed it in the blast as well?) that Kulkumatz could have been exposed to. It could have been moved later (or even in a different place entirely that Kulkumatz traveled to at some point), since ''I Miss the Sunrise'' implies that the radiation has lasting effects even if the emitter is no longer present. Perhaps the emitter is in the shra capital, or in the possession of TheOmniscientCouncilOfVagueness that Moke meets in his sidequest?

* Possibly {{Jossed}}; WordOfGod says that the only reason Kulkumatz seems so old is because the age scale for shra is inaccurate: due to their horrible treatment in captivity, they don't live as long as they do in the wild. Since Kulkumatz obviously takes good care of himself and isn't subject to those treatments, he's able to live out the natural lifespan of a shra.

If it dealt Body damage, there would be no way to explain this and it would be a total WallBanger. But it does not! It deals Soul damage, and since destroying a person's will to fight probably does not involve the same physics as hitting them with a weapon, Dehl can probably give it aspects of sharpness when he's using it. Soul damage is usually magical or ethereal anyway, so presumably he just makes an ethereal/magical weapon (that's actually sharp) using his sword as a medium.

[[WMG: Kulkumatz was in possession of the fifth immortality inducer at some point.]]