Luxnix Bronze Tablet

Luxnix Bronze Tablet, also called the Light Star or Northern Star Bronze Tablet, is the root relic of the Luxnix family's Northern Star Lineage Factor. Its glow first appears while Leonel Crafts, and he encounters it directly inside the Luxnix temple shortly afterward. (Chapters 1203 and 1206–1207)

History

Discovery and first custody

The tablet was found in a Zone by a Luxnix ancestor and became the source from which the family's Lineage Factor was born. It reacts remotely while Leonel Crafts in Chapter 1203; in Chapter 1206 he enters its temple, sees the relic, and feels its prophecy and bloodline resonance. Wise Star Order had tethered his postmortem soul to it so he could continue studying it, then uses it as the setting for his first conversation and attempted possession of Leonel. (Chapters 1203 and 1206–1214)

Use, contest, and reinterpretation

The Middle Class reward system later offers Leonel the tablet's Darkness counterpart. That paired relic looks identical and carries the same Twelve-Pointed Star prophecy, but Leonel experiences it as opposite to the Luxnix tablet. By Chapter 1722 he explicitly calls the original the Northern Star Bronze Tablet and uses its need for dense Light and Star affinity as a comparison when subduing another inheritance. The original tablet's later custody is not shown. (Chapters 1540 and 1722)

Abilities and properties

Meditation supports Awakenings of the Luxnix Wisdom and Healing branches and can grant successive Northern Star beast Lineage Factors to compatible users. The relic's Twelve-Pointed Star prophecy and lineage knowledge rearrange themselves into meaning for Leonel, but resonance determines access: Myghell gains unusually large benefits, while the Darkness counterpart would not answer Leonel's secondary Dark affinity without a sufficiently stable foundation. The tablet can preserve a specially tethered soul, as Wise Star Order demonstrates, but it does not itself make every meditator immortal or guarantee an Awakening. (Chapters 1206–1214 and 1540)

Ownership and custody