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Xigeris was an immigrant residing in the United Places of Robloxia before presumably being scouted by the Rose Seekers. However, he seems to have been rejected by them in favor of Nashatra. It is unclear how he died, but it's clear Nash feels some sort of heavy guilt related to him as seen in Tidal Locking, as when you fight or defeat him, he is seen as a mirror that can be shattered after wearing his hat, either meaning Xigeris was trying hard to be her so he can be accepted by the Rose Seekers and/or he turns into a mirror copy of Nash (when you do not wear the hat), as like she's fighting herself over his death. The fact you can find his hat in the hellish world of Bloxen probably alludes to the circumstances of his demise. It is also possible the presentation of Xigeris in Tidal Locking is not actually his true persona, but Nash's conception of it, as it is a memory world.
"There was a time when Midas could have had his own salvation. His confession would be a turning point for the banal. Midas goes to his backyard, takes off his helmet, kneels, and for the first time it looks like he is going to do a noble, superior human act. But he digs a hole and puts his face in the earth, quietly confessing "I have donkey ears". In that hole a reed grows, a watery grass that goes where the wind blows, the reed echoes from the bottom of the earth, excited by the wind, the trivialization of that life that has no center, that does not grow anywhere, that goes where the wind blows. This is the story of the banal man."
-Xigeris
Xigeris by Xigeris October 7, 2025
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