The Dynastic Revolution: Minette
A human Century-Dynastic life form that was made to infiltrate the Passage of Sanctitude and planet Earth, with the role of gossiping spy to the royal leaders of every cosmic domain, always the passages, as they are all the main targets of the Dynastic Revolution. Minette lacks the ability to fabricate civilizations and galaxies, unlike her siblings, more-so minding their own business than making worlds at all. It is one of the most defining factors about this faction, how they serve multiple purposes, yet the children of the Dynastic Revolution do not fall under the criteria of Angels, or Warriors. For context, every kingdom or realm has three types of spawn, angels, warriors, and assistants. An angel’s purpose is to provide for their leader and create different dimensions. Warriors serve to fight and neutralize anything that could pose a potential threat to their kingdom. The most special and favorable role is an assistant. Assistants are blessed with the genealogy of Century I, a divine figure that was executed by her own kin, which is what put the Century bloodline at risk, which meant that it is now up to the remaining Centuries still alive to carry the legacy with them. Minette was fashioned by Century Descendant Anachronist, one of the most notable Centuries remaining. He once was a famous assistant at a certain point. Century Assistant Anni was her name, though thoroughly mistreated by her creator, shunned, and scapegoated; was still an imposing figure to all kingdoms, even setting out the perfect role model for all realms and their leaders. This bright, whimsical spark that Anni had once inherited was not like any Century that the world had ever seen, though still in bloom. There was hope for the critter. Until the day her soul was encased in stone, the physical body was nowhere to be found. At first, the assistant was worried, “where am I? Why did this happen? Why was I punished and not that vermin who lay her hands on the vulnerable critter that was my sibling?"
And she waited. She waited for a millennium to be redeemed. Over time, the assistant learned that there would never be a way to be saved, at least not by the people passing by the statue in which Anni was trapped inside of. A statue that was once a symbol of peace and unity was now a pupa. In metamorphosis, it was a Century reborn out of pure malice. Breaking from the prison of stone, its tattered wings give the refugee the ability to soar for the clouds. Reborn is Century Descendant Anachronist, sworn enemy to the Passage of Sanctitude, and those who failed to protect the assistant that he once was. After the Century was born anew, he created the Dynastic Revolution, a faction of his offspring that sets off to sabotage and overthrow the Passage of Sanctitude’s leader, Mother Maker, her kingdom along with it. Minette’s unique sense of style takes after Nova Celeste, a dragon whose entire bloodline was freed from the chains of limited boundaries. A dragon shall be born with the freedom to roam their celestial cosmos whilst able to maintain an organic form, much like a human. In this form, they would inherit glittering scales and luminous, swaying hair, natural glitter-like stardust can trail from either physique, the most defining features seen in this species, they snarl, baring their teeth when threatened, and even morphing into their mythical form on impact. They are meant to roam, to build their empire, to raise their young as intended, healthily and prosperously. Minette does not fully take after this unique nature, though she does have some Century-like characteristics (though they are subtle), one of the reasons why it was Century Grafton who was chosen to be blessed with Century’s lineage. Not only was she part Century, but she also shared the biology of human life, which made her destined to be a mischievous, gossiping spy, not just to planet Earth, the one hub that had abundant human sources, she could fit in, find an occupation among the folk, while also subtly spreading word of the Passage of Sanctitude. She became a librarian, in a dark red velveted blouse, coated by a soft cloak-like jacket tied together. Minette was formal, and it was presented through her poetic literature, and the books she would write to put up in the library that she would blend so easily into. Nobody ever caught wind of her true intentions among humanity, to destroy all annoyances in the vicinity once her work was done. The message was clear, it still is, she is very capable of killing one in a blink if they had just so happened to look at her in the wrong way or doubt her works, in which were also, very real. The library is old-fashioned; it was the only way that a true sanctuary could be built, a comfortable living space as well. (As she did not live in the Dynastic Revolution’s kingdom... By choice), unlike the multiple other realms that she had once resided in, nobody could bring themselves to feel jealous of Minette’s successes, better yet, because the Dynastic Revolution was anti-expectational, and did not exactly meet criteria for a ‘proper’ kingdom, there were no assistants, but spies. A prime example of the spy category is Vevi Zequoit, a young, eccentric loyalist to her creators. At first, people were confused; she seemed Century-like yet was fully one herself. This is because her race and a Century’s go through the same blessing process with different godly essences.
Now, it is unknown who the original maker a of Zequoit’s is, though this figure who is M.I.A, is not dead, unlike Century I. These peculiar critters can cloak (invisibility), and morph into that of a crow, for better stealth. Vevi is not human, though she has learned to adapt into their ways, one specific thing that she has taken a keen interest in is their fashion, and how it varies from diverse cultures to different humans. Vevi’s wild and childish nature contrasts with the very few from the remaining of her race, several diagnostics have been run on her by Syrex, another life form who lives in the Dynastic Revolution, he is one of the most intelligent beings to ever serve under a Century, as well as being Zequoit, Grafton, and Minette’s brother. As previously stated, he is the most intelligent life form that anyone could even stand next to, and even he has not been able to find out one of two of three things, “Why is it so rare to find a real Zequoit? Why are we being denied access to the diagnostic’s results by the brain itself?” Third and most importantly, “What is a Zequoit?” These are all questions that will not always have to go unanswered. Minette and Zequoit have a close bond, yet they do not always see each other due to Minette’s preferred independence on planet Earth. It is the one place where she will not always be pestered for showing severe dedication to the cause of the Dynastic Revolution, going under fake identities while authoring books about how her lifeblood was seen as ‘rebels,’ traitors, and many more. Though self-centered and lacking sympathy for certain organics, Minette’s strong, sisterly bound with Zequoit, goes as far as using violent attacks against the Passage of Sanctitude when their angels decide to harm the sisters in any way. “Anything to have my revenge.” She speaks, a motto that without realizing it, clearly takes after Century Descendant Anachronist. It is natural for both parties, to conclude; Sometimes, with the stick melting wax, and the wisp of a long, hooded cloak, Minette can sometimes be seen prowling through shelves in the dark of her library, with candlelight as her guidance, jotting on weathered, brittle paper with the graceful flow of a feather and ink.
