The EXEcutable Trio

[Cerulean]

Hello RejuvNation, Today I present a theory I created, which I've dubbed "The EXEcutable Trio consisting of Nymiera, Vitus and Missing.exe. This concept revolves around three entities: Nymiera, Vitus and Missing.exe. Each of these entities plays a crucial role in the theory's overall narrative and functionality. So let's get started!

 

According to the information provided by Rune regarding the entities Nymiera, Vitus, and the mysterious {Missing].exe, it has been established that during the world's reset process, these three figures are to be executed immediately, playing crucial roles in the world's rebirth. This concept ties back to my theory regarding the Amethyst grotto, the Core, Adrest, and the Interceptor. In the context of the Amethyst grotto, it's posited that a central figure can reset the world, provided that all five souls are situated in their designated places. 

 

The three foundational programs established in this system are responsible for preserving the delicate order of Life, Death (Destruction), and Balance (order). These ancient guardians are activated instantaneously at the dawn of each new world cycle, ensuring stability during transitions. Nymiera personifies Life, drawing her essence from Xerneas, the embodiment of nature's vitality. In stark contrast, her counterpart, Vitus, represents Death and Destruction, inspired by Yveltal, a force of annihilation. However, the anticipated host for Zygarde, the guardian of balance, tragically lost their life, leading to the current designation of Zygarde's host file as Missing.exe.

Indicating that Zygarde is currently unanchored in this reality, though this status may potentially shift in future iterations of our narrative.

The profiles of these entities are as follows:

 

Nymiera - Age: 32, Gender: Female, Status: Host for Xerneas

Vitius - Age: 36, Gender: Male, Status: Host for Yveltal

[Missing] - Age: 25, Gender: N/A, Status: Intended Host for Zygarde (Currently Unoccupied)

 

Each of these executables has been assigned a single soul, sourced from three of the 18 volunteers who participated in the comprehensive project (Project Gjetral in the Old World) aimed at maintaining the world's balance. During the Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum Component Retrieval Arc, a significant event occurs when humans, in their hubris, assassinate Arceus, thereby precipitating the world's slow decay. It was Variya who devised the Core, a mechanism designed to recycle souls and sustain the world's lifecycle. However, the successful operation of this system relies heavily on the circulation of souls through the reset mechanism.

 

Of the 18 volunteers selected for this profound endeavour, the pods within the Garufa Underground Lab were intended to house the Overseers, individuals tasked with guiding and overseeing the new world. Those who were unable to merge with Archetype developed the "Genesis Syndrome" (a terminal condition in which a person's body cannot sustain the immense power of the Archetype, causing it to drain their life force). Subjects who failed to handle the energy but did not die outright often turned into legendary Pokémon such as Dialga (Tiempa), Spacea (Palka) and Griselda (Giratina). Linking back to the Archives theory I made back in 2021, but only two were successful, hence Nymiera and Vitus. Unfortunately, amid the chaos and violence of war that erupted, one volunteer perished, thereby compelling Adrest to assume the role of the final soul, pivotal to the continuity of existence and balance. 

 

I have two questions that delve into the intricate interplay of forces in the Aevium world: Firstly, how do the roles of Nymiera and Vitus, as personifications of Life and Death, shape the stability and dynamic equilibrium of their realm during its process of reset? Secondly, what are the ramifications of Zygarde's host file being as Missing.exe, and how might this designation influence the overall operations of the Core and the cycles of life that govern their existence?

Now that's this last theory on my list is complete and dusted, as promised, I will focus on making the two remaining data collection entries. Also, I just want to take a moment to say I really appreciate you taking the time to read through the end of this theory—thank you so much! Your continued support means a lot! It's time for me to take a break. I will see you all in the next one.