Francisqous Salvatore

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Francisqous Salvatore is the spirit of the church, embodying an unconditional devotion to freedom, justice, humanity, and all other tenets. They are the direct manifestation of every other aspect of the Uiledia, actively representing their will and virtue. They are the saviour and protector of humanity, punisher of the wicked, and embodiment of truth and grace. They take the form of a lithe, pale, androgynous angel, with billowing curled black hair and vast sable wings. Their natural phenomenon is the stars, and they wield the Celestial Spear, catalyst of the heavenly bodies.

Every human has an obligation to pursue betterment of the self and of the world. In the face of adversity, there are those who are willing to commit self-sacrifice, who understand that the betterment of the world demands selflessness. These are the heroes who are remembered for their ultimate empathy. Humanity looks with hopeful eyes to these shining stars.

Artistic Examples
As with all other aspects of the Uiledia, Francisquos Salvatore is exemplified through various artistic works, like the following:

Organ Sonata No 4 - Andante, by Bach

Jesu, Lover of my Soul, by Philip Stopford

In My Father's House, by Philip Stopford

Marooned, by Pink Floyd