The Scavenger's Daughter
The title that opens and closes its eyes around Eileithyia's visit, framing Katia's departure.
Story so far
When Eileithyia entered the realm, the system announced her presence and declared that the Scavenger's Daughter opened her eyes and filled with power, granting the floor-wide temporary effect: all damage against female opponents quartered, and all female party members striking at 500% melee power.
When Katia had made her choice and gone, and the goddess faded away, the Scavenger's Daughter closed her eyes and the benefit faded. The framing brackets the whole tent sequence — the boon, the execution of Huanxin Jinx, and Katia's goodbye.
Role
The system framing device whose opened eyes deliver the goddess's floor-wide combat boon.
Relationships
Earlier in this series
Also appears in books you've already read — spoiler-safe to their endings:
Sources — 19 recorded facts, by chapter
- A back patch on Carl's jacket that stores harvested souls and powers Daughter's Kiss - and poisons him if he lets the charge sit.
- Carl's patch that boosts his stats across the board every time he installs another upgrade patch.
- Carl's fed weapon, announced as sated and ready to unleash the instant he regains consciousness.
- Carl's grisly companion artifact, fed by brutal kills and offering to unleash her wrath.
- Carl's dormant artifact that opens her eyes and fills with power in the presence of a deity.
- Carl's patch that grants a random buff or debuff from every god who enters the realm.
- Carl's divine patch associated with the Scavenger, his first of three celestial items.
- Carl's anti-god device, which requires a deity to be close enough to activate.
- Carl's god-catching device, which requires proximity — Eris appears too distant to activate it.
- Carl's patch that draws on nearby divine power, inert while every god in play remains too far away.
- Enigmatic presence whose cryptic status lines accompany the Apito quest, said to have blinked without knowing what she sees.
- Carl's backpatch that reacts to gods, conspicuously silent while two of them are sealed inside the ball.
- Its eyes open as Harpocrates arrives, the system's way of announcing a deity's presence.
- Carl's artifact that fills with a new power whenever he comes into the presence of a deity.
- Looked away with her eyes still open when Yarilo died, and its benefit from him faded.
- The watching presence that opened her eyes when Donut's third Atrocity pulled two more deities into range.
- Divine observer who looks away and closes her eyes rather than watch Meatus be destroyed.
- The thing hidden in the Reaver Castle that the war mages actually came for, and took away with them.
- The title that opens and closes its eyes around Eileithyia's visit, framing Katia's departure.