Moya Moya Crow

History

Ethan Cart, the God Without a Vicegerent, makes the Moya Moya Crow and gives it to Jaehwan in the Metaverse. The Doll becomes a vessel for Andersen, allowing her to accompany and advise Jaehwan after separation from her ordinary body. Its item information lists an undetermined grade and the additional Setting Cuteness. (Chapter 121)

The crow initially has little direct combat power, but Andersen uses its small, fast body to protect Runald, steal a Cube from Jin Eunsae, and confront former allies. As it gathers trust through the Metaverse scenarios, it receives armor and develops the secret Setting Crow Cannon, which lets Andersen project her limited World Power as an attack. (Chapters 123–136)

After Andersen disappears during the confrontation with Maiad, the Doll remains intact but carries no detectable trace of her World Power. Jaehwan eventually winds its spring and supplies power one last time at the Fishing Spot. It flaps weakly, dissolves into silver light, and is released with his memory of her. (Chapters 196, 226)

Properties and use

The Moya Moya Crow is a wind-up crow Doll capable of flight, speech, carrying small objects, and serving as a body for a god. Cuteness is present in its item record, while Crow Cannon is a later combat Setting powered by Andersen. The cannon can reinforce allied attacks, but its output is constrained by the small amount of World Power available through the Doll. (Chapters 121, 125–130)

The vessel is physically vulnerable: stronger opponents can seize or knock it aside, and its spring creaks under strain. Its connection to Andersen is also not permanent. Once she is erased from the Abyss, winding the Doll does not restore that bond, and its final activation consumes the remaining object. (Chapters 123, 126–127, 196, 226)

Associated characters

• Ethan Cart: Ethan creates the crow Doll.
• Andersen: Andersen possesses it, speaks through it, and develops its battlefield Settings.
• Jaehwan: Jaehwan receives and later releases the Doll's final light.
• Runald: Runald travels with the crow and keeps it after Andersen's disappearance.