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|wielder = [[Charioce XVII]]
 
|wielder = [[Charioce XVII]]
 
|powers = Used to control [[Dromos]]
 
|powers = Used to control [[Dromos]]
|location = In [[Charioce XVII]]'s possession}}
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|location = Destroyed}}
This '''bracelet''', worn by [[Charioce XVII]], is used to control [[Dromos]].
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This '''bracelet''', worn by [[Charioce XVII]], was used to control [[Dromos]].
   
 
==History==
 
==History==
 
This bracelet was created alongside the ancient weapon [[Dromos]] many thousands of years ago, during a time before humans, angels and demons roamed [[Mistarcia]].
 
This bracelet was created alongside the ancient weapon [[Dromos]] many thousands of years ago, during a time before humans, angels and demons roamed [[Mistarcia]].
   
Like Dromos, the bracelet was hidden away by the [[Gods/Angels|gods]] inside their temples. [[Charioce XVII]] discovered Dromos's existence and sought to use it to slay the soon-to-arrive [[Bahamut]]. The gods refused to surrender the weapon willingly, so Charioce VII used force to raid temples and steal all of Dromos's parts along with the bracelet.
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Like Dromos, the bracelet was hidden away by the [[Gods/Angels|gods]] inside their temples. When [[Charioce XVII]] discovered Dromos's existence he desired to use it to slay the soon-to-arrive [[Bahamut]]. The gods likely refused to surrender the weapon willingly, so Charioce used force and raided the gods's temples and stole all of Dromos's parts along with the bracelet.
   
Charioce XVII wore the bracelet on his left wrist, knowing that once he had put it on, he could not take it off without dying. Charioce XVII used the bracelet in his [[Charioce XVII's war against the gods|war]] against the gods, and the use of the bracelet to control Dromos was observed by [[Rita]] and her allies.
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Charioce XVII wore the bracelet on his left wrist, knowing that once he had put it on, he could not take it off without dying. Charioce XVII used the bracelet for the first time in his [[Charioce XVII's war with the gods|war]] with the gods, and the use of the bracelet to control Dromos was observed by [[Rita]] and her allies.
   
[[Kaisar Lidfard]], after escaping captivity from Charioce XVII, decided he and his gang needed to steal the bracelet from Charioce XVII so the King could no longer use Dromos, which he personally saw as the root of all evil in Charioce XVII's reign. The plot itself was devised by Rita while Kaisar recruited the participants.
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[[Kaisar Lidfard]], after escaping from captivity, decided he and his gang needed to steal the bracelet from Charioce XVII so the King could no longer use Dromos, which he personally saw as the root of all evil in Charioce's reign. The [[Plot to Steal the Bracelet|plot]] itself was devised by Rita while Kaisar recruited the participants.
   
 
The plot however, was botched by [[Nina Drango]] who refused to do her part in favor of spending quality time with Charioce XVII. [[Favaro Leone]] still intended to complete his part in the plot and demanded the King surrender his bracelet while holding the King at gun point. When Charioce XVII revealed the cost of taking off the bracelet, Nina intervened, forcing Favaro to abort the mission and flee with the rest of the gang.
 
The plot however, was botched by [[Nina Drango]] who refused to do her part in favor of spending quality time with Charioce XVII. [[Favaro Leone]] still intended to complete his part in the plot and demanded the King surrender his bracelet while holding the King at gun point. When Charioce XVII revealed the cost of taking off the bracelet, Nina intervened, forcing Favaro to abort the mission and flee with the rest of the gang.
   
Charioce XVII went on to use the bracelet in his confrontation with Bahamut. Nina assisted him and the two fired Dromos together, seemingly killing the dragon. Since Charioce XVII survived the incident, the bracelet remained with him as well as Dromos.
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Charioce XVII went on to use the bracelet in his [[Bahamut's third return|confrontation]] with Bahamut. Nina assisted him and the two fired Dromos together, seemingly killing the dragon. The bracelet disintegrated, rendering Dromos inoperable.
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==Trivia==
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*The [[Slave owner]] recognized Charioce when he saw the bracelet.
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==Gallery==
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Char26.jpg|Charioce XVII using the bracelet.
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</gallery>
   
 
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Latest revision as of 00:58, 24 March 2018

This bracelet, worn by Charioce XVII, was used to control Dromos.

History[]

This bracelet was created alongside the ancient weapon Dromos many thousands of years ago, during a time before humans, angels and demons roamed Mistarcia.

Like Dromos, the bracelet was hidden away by the gods inside their temples. When Charioce XVII discovered Dromos's existence he desired to use it to slay the soon-to-arrive Bahamut. The gods likely refused to surrender the weapon willingly, so Charioce used force and raided the gods's temples and stole all of Dromos's parts along with the bracelet.

Charioce XVII wore the bracelet on his left wrist, knowing that once he had put it on, he could not take it off without dying. Charioce XVII used the bracelet for the first time in his war with the gods, and the use of the bracelet to control Dromos was observed by Rita and her allies.

Kaisar Lidfard, after escaping from captivity, decided he and his gang needed to steal the bracelet from Charioce XVII so the King could no longer use Dromos, which he personally saw as the root of all evil in Charioce's reign. The plot itself was devised by Rita while Kaisar recruited the participants.

The plot however, was botched by Nina Drango who refused to do her part in favor of spending quality time with Charioce XVII. Favaro Leone still intended to complete his part in the plot and demanded the King surrender his bracelet while holding the King at gun point. When Charioce XVII revealed the cost of taking off the bracelet, Nina intervened, forcing Favaro to abort the mission and flee with the rest of the gang.

Charioce XVII went on to use the bracelet in his confrontation with Bahamut. Nina assisted him and the two fired Dromos together, seemingly killing the dragon. The bracelet disintegrated, rendering Dromos inoperable.

Trivia[]

  • The Slave owner recognized Charioce when he saw the bracelet.

Gallery[]

Navigation[]

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