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One day during their upcoming journey, Klin secluded himself in his cabin and summoned the raven-encyclopedia: —Septet, I implore you, heed the call of Her Highness's loyal servants and assist us with your knowledge of our vast empire. Tell us everything you know about the "Aconian Apostles," primarily about Ensnarement, Arrogance, and Abomination. Whether it's reliable information or mere village gossip. Whether it's their appearance, habits, and character, or their abilities and skills. Everything that can help us find them and defeat them in battle.
—5264 years ago, the followers of Arselia dismembered Aconia into fifteen parts: the body, the heart, both arms, both legs, the brain, the womb, both ears, both eyes, the liver, and both horns. Then, fifteen pious individuals were chosen, and each was fed one of the aforementioned parts. This was done so that they and their descendants would protect this world from Aconia's return. But not everything turned out to be so simple; over the years, this power drove the descendants of these people mad and became a curse for them. These curses spread throughout the world, but their source continues to live in the bodies of mortal men and their descendants. For these reasons, it is impossible to say exactly what the Apostles of Ensnarement, Arrogance, and Abomination are like. The best we can do now is to rely on the curses that correspond to them.