Gula
Foreteller of Leopardos
Story and background
Keeper of a secret passage about a traitor, Gula attempts to find an answer through independent action. The secrecy contributes to the collapse of trust.
Events and connections in the series
The Master trained six apprentices. Five became the Foretellers: Ira, Aced, Invi, Gula, and Ava. They led five Unions of Keyblade wielders in Daybreak Town, where young warriors travelled through worlds projected from the Book of Prophecies and collected Lux, the light they believed could protect the future. The sixth apprentice was Luxu. Unlike the others, he was not given command of a Union. He was given a mission that would last generations.
Ira was expected to lead when the Master disappeared. Aced was placed in a position that could challenge him. Invi would observe and maintain balance. Gula was told to identify a traitor. Ava was to gather exceptional wielders into a group called the Dandelions, so that some could survive the coming war. Their separate instructions sounded practical in isolation. Together they guaranteed that, after the Master's disappearance, suspicion would replace trust.
Luxu stood with the black box and summoned four of the Foretellers: Ira, Aced, Invi, and Gula. Ava was not among them. Their return meant that the figures who had helped trigger the first Keyblade War were now standing in the aftermath of the second. The Book of Prophecies, the thirteen Darknesses, the hidden intentions of the Master, and the unexplained box had never really left the stage. They had only remained unseen while Xehanort occupied everyone's attention.
Historical context
The ancient Keyblade era is remembered through competing accounts of prophecy, the Foretellers and the Dandelions. Individual motivations matter because the Master of Masters assigns different responsibilities that the apprentices do not fully understand. The consequences reach far beyond the first Keyblade War.
Connected characters
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