Lore
Pythia
Also known as 1 name
- the Pythia
In the books
#115 Misfortune Teller
Oracle/spirit associated with the Delphic urn; the narrative depicts its presence in Sun, its revenge plan and its failed attempts to possess Remo and Chiun, followed by escape and a cry suggesting expiration.
Also in Misfortune Teller
- ChiunCharacter
- CUREOrganization
- Harold W. SmithCharacter
- Remo WilliamsCharacter
- Folcroft SanatoriumPlace
- Folcroft FourObject
- Michael PrincippiCharacter
- Nibelungen HoardObject
- ApolloLore
- Boston Museum of Rare ArtsPlace
- Dan BergdorfCharacter
- Demilitarized ZonePlace
Source notes
Unmerged source observation; identity remains scoped to its originating work pending review.
Misfortune Teller
Narrative mythic/supernatural subject; first appears as an unnamed figure in Sun’s mind-vision, is named as a Pythia/Apollo fragment in Princippi’s account, and is later described by the narrator as attached to Sun.
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