- "Even if we are going to kill, there are things like time and opportunity for that, my friend."
- —When he stopped Khamsin and Behemoth from making rash decision.
The Singer Who Disperses Darkness (闇を撒く歌い手 Yami o Maku Utaite)[2] was a name used by Khamsin Nbh'w to refer to one of the oldest Flame Haze. His title was "Singer of the Great Shade" (太陰の歌手 Taiin no Kashu).[3] He was contracted to a Crimson Lord known as the Great Drum That Bursts and Dances, but his name is unknown.
Personality[]
The Singer Who Disperses Darkness was described as a cheerful man.[3]
He had a habit of making pretentious gestures of waving during farewells. Even when falling into the Rift Between Both Worlds, he waved farewell to Khamsin in this manner.[1]
Background[]
The Singer Who Disperses Darkness hailed from a certain island of the south.[3] He made a contract with the Great Drum That Bursts and Dances before the Ancient War, making him one of the oldest Flame Haze.[4]
He participated in the battle of God-Slaying against Snake of the Festival. He fell into the Rift Between Both Worlds along with the God.[1][5]
Plot[]
Battle of Seireiden Arc[]
The Singer Who Disperses Darkness was one of the Colored Silhouettes who pushed Khamsin, Shana, Wilhelmina Carmel and Rebecca Reed through the Divine Gate and out of the Rift Between Both Worlds. He made his usual waving gesture to Khamsin, revealing his identity.[5][6]
Relationships[]
Khamsin Nbh'w[]
Both the Singer Who Disperses Darkness and the Great Drum That Bursts and Dances were long-time friends of Khamsin.[1]
Powers and Abilities[]
Unrestricted Spells[]
As the Singer Who Disperses Darkness fell into the Rift Between Both Worlds along with Snake of the Festival, he was likely one of the Flame Haze group who bound the Snake of the Festival via the secret method Eternal Pitfall.
Trivia[]
- Part of his title, "great shade/dark" (太陰 Taiin), also means "the moon", in contrast to "great bright" (太陽 Taiyō) which means "the sun".
- His native land, known only as an island of the south (南の島 Minami no Shima), is a term referred to a generic fantasy tropical paradise present in Japanese culture.
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Shakugan no Shana Light Novel Volume 20 Interlude 02 page 130
- ↑ Shakugan no Shana Light Novel Volume 20 Interlude 02 page 127
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Kariudo no Friagne Nandemo Shitsumon-bako Shucchō-ban Set 3 Page 5
- ↑ Kariudo no Friagne Nandemo Shitsumon-bako Shucchō-ban Set 3 Page 2
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Shakugan no Shana no Subete Kan page 136
- ↑ Shakugan no Shana Light Novel Volume 19 Chapter 04 page 271