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QuestionText:	Hey again mods it's me... Ya possum... <br><br>I decided to have Five follow up on some investigation answers y'all gave me for April's player expedition to Southern Eparsis, and I'm wondering something about one part: <br><br>"A soul seen by Furies' Sight lets him learn that this citizen came from northern Orexis (...) The citizen in question was a normal human." <br><br>To Five's eyes, does this mean the spirit is actually doing a full body manifestation? Or does it still look like whatever spirits viewed with Furies' Sight usually look like, and it's just telling him that it was a regular human? He was particularly hoping to reach out to some of the deceased augmented whose bones were retrieved from the underground compound, so he'd be paying close attention to any signs that he succeeded or not.<br><br>(More general question for FAQ purposes: what DO souls viewed with Furies' Sight usually look like? I think its been mentioned in logs and on event FAQs before that they look like little lights or wisps or something, but. Figured I'd ask here.)
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AnswerText:	Ah, yes! A few points of clarity on that particular statement re: the soul who comes from northern Orexis. The soul 1. looks the way souls typically do, and 2. looks like an Average Human Soul. With regards to where it's <i>from</i>, this is learned via explanation. The soul will willingly offer this information, that it came from Phantasia!<br><br><b>What do souls look like?</b> Lights, whisps... Yes. They don't take on a particular manifestation of a physical form, so no ghost-humans or ghost-rabbits or the like. At first, characters may struggle to "tell the difference" between myriad souls—like, what does a snake soul look like vs. a human one? But with enough exposure to various critters, that is how one learns. Being able to see plenty of average humans in Karteria probably helps to have a general idea of what their souls look like, at least.<br><br>In all, the soul is amorphous, to a point. None of the traits belonging to their living vessel will follow the soul, rendering them into those sort of... whisps, indistinct and difficult to form into a shape. But there's <i>something</i> about them—their behavior, their essence, <i>something</i>—that at least relegates them into various species. I hope that works!

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