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| − | '''Deathrise''' is a mysterious entity that inhabited [[Lifeforce]] and now lives inside [[Paige]]. Before he dies, Lifeforce injects a mysterious substance into Paige, which causes her to pass out for several days.{{book ref|lux|55}} She awakes, and doesn’t feel any physical pain. Deathrise causes Paige to think harsh, mean thoughts about everyone, including [[ |
+ | '''Deathrise''' is a mysterious entity that inhabited [[Lifeforce]] and now lives inside [[Paige]]. Before he dies, Lifeforce injects a mysterious substance into Paige, which causes her to pass out for several days.{{book ref|lux|55}} She awakes, and doesn’t feel any physical pain. Deathrise causes Paige to think harsh, mean thoughts about everyone, including [[Jax]]. Deathrise tells Paige that she is a blank canvas that he can turn into a masterpiece. It seems to have some control over its host, as it stops Paige from talking to Jax about it.{{book ref|lux|epilogue}} Deathrise may have been the source of Lifeforce’s newfound burst of power during his first fight with Jax, wherein black veins of power come down LIfeforce’s arm into Jax’s sword, shattering it.{{book ref|lux|22}} |
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| − | |The demon wouldn’t allow it. It wanted death and suffering, no matter how inanimate that death may be. |
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| − | When it was inside Lifeforce, Deathrise occasionally caused Lifeforce to experience bouts of intense fury and rage, giving him the intense desire to violently murder those around him. Lifeforce can manage to control these impulses somewhat, but not completely.{{book ref|lux|40}} When Lifeforce took on [[Cloudbreaker]]’s powers, his concentration slipped and Deathrise broke free, using Cloudbreaker’s power to accelerate the frost against Lifeforce’s will.{{book ref|lux|51}} |
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