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This article is about the idea of stellarlune. You may be looking for Book 9: Stellarlune.

Stellarlune is a concept mentioned in Book 8: Legacy, and later Book 8.5: Unlocked and Book 9: Stellarlune.

Description[]

Not much is known about stellarlune besides the fact that it supposedly uses the world's natural forces to bring out one's potential. It seems to revolve around shadowflux and quintessence in some way, and is possibly dangerous, since it is one of the Council's Forgotten Secrets. It also seems to relate to abilities and genetics and is connected to something known as Elysian.

The Steps[]

Step 1:[]

As shown in Lord Cassius's memories, Lady Gisela made him drink bottles filled with something that looked like the elements. Drinking them was described as being very painful.

Step 2:[]

In Loamnore, Lady Gisela forced Keefe onto King Enki's magsidian throne and put an ethertine crown on his head. Then, Tam used Shadowflux to melt the throne and Glimmer used light to melt the ethertine. Keefe was unconscious for multiple days after the process, and his cells seemed to be in "flux". When he regained consciousness, his empathy had been enhanced. He also got a new voice-controlled ability that seemed to correspond with Empathy.

Step 3:[]

Currently unknown.

In the Series[]

Pre-Keeper[]

Lady Gisela forced Lord Cassius to drink bottles filled with an unknown substance.

Book 8: Legacy[]

When Keefe Sencen confronts his mother Lady Gisela in the dwarven capital, stellarlune is one of the forces that trigger his new ability. It is implied that Lady Gisela's plans heavily rely on stellarlune.

Book 8.5: Unlocked[]

It was revealed to Sophie Foster that it is related to the secret in Councilor Oralie's cache. The two attempt to open it and manage to discover its connection to Elysian.

Book 9: Stellarlune[]

It was revealed that there is third step which currently unknown but may have to do with Elysian.

Trivia[]

  • Curiously, stella translates to "star" and lune translates to "moon." Shannon Messenger has used similar references in the past, so it could be assumed that these Latin roots hint at its origin.
  • Stellarlune is also the title of the 9th book, which was released in 2022.
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