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Devils once lived in the [[High Wilderness]],<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/An_Ancient_Refuge_Site|An Ancient Refuge Site|Fallen London|}}</ref> where they were attendants to the stars. Then they rebelled against the [[Judgements]] and fled to [[Parabola]], where they camped out in a giant beehive. Why yes, they're still bees (and, sometimes, other insects too). Just wrapped up in all sorts of disguises. This is why [[Prisoner's Honey]] is a thing - devils hold the key to Parabola, in a sense.
Devils once lived in [[Caduceus]] in the [[High Wilderness]],<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/An_Ancient_Refuge_Site|An Ancient Refuge Site|Fallen London|}}''"Once the devils were fleeing an ancient enemy, of overwhelming force, and they came here, swarming from a place called Caduceus into Parabola."''</ref> where they were attendants to the stars. Then they rebelled against the [[Judgements]] and fled to [[Parabola]]. They claim to have been responsible for the death of the [[King of Hours]] during this rebellion,<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Discovered:_A_Brilliant_Future|Discovered: A Brilliant Future|Fallen London|}} ''"Book of Roses 1:3: AND THUS SPAKE THE KING OF HOURS: “For those who wear crowns, let their kingdoms be counted; and for those who wear ashes, let their miseries be counted; and for those who keep this tally, let their debts be counted.” Upon hearing this, the people struck him down."''</ref> but they shared a goal with the real murderer, the [[Sapphir'd King]].<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Discovered:_A_Brilliant_Future|Discovered: A Brilliant Future|Fallen London|}} ''"Book of Roses 1:3: AND THUS SPAKE THE KING OF HOURS: “For those who wear crowns, let their kingdoms be counted; and for those who wear ashes, let their miseries be counted; and for those who keep this tally, let their debts be counted.” Upon hearing this, the people struck him down." (The Book of Roses is an approximate chronology of the history of the devils. Ensuing excerpts recount their exile in Parabola, then their journey through the Neath to found Hell. The devils take undue credit for the murder here.)''</ref>


After leaving Parabola for Hell, the devils began to be ruled by princes, but these were all overthrown in one "season of revolutions." Most of the princes now live in exile in the crater of [[Mount Palmerston]]. The Brass Embassy will now pay a fortune for the whereabouts of just one of them.
Led by the '''Eglantine Regent''',<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Discovered:_A_Chilly_Future|Discovered: A Chilly Future|Fallen London|}} ''"Book of Roses 2:1-3: AND AMONG THE PEOPLE AROSE a great and fearful clamour [...] And from this clamour arose a few great voices to lead them. And among these great voices arose the Eglantine Regent, she who bargains with serpents."''</ref><ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Discovered:_A_Dark_Future|Discovered: A Dark Future|Fallen London|}} ''"Book of Roses 3:7: AND THE EGLANTINE REGENT SAID unto the people: “I have signed a bargain with serpents; and I have given us a road to walk; and the mirrors shall open to us; and there we shall make new law; and there we shall draft the plans of a city that is already ours.” And upon hearing this, the people rejoiced."''</ref> the devils made a deal with the [[Fingerkings]],<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Receive_the_story_in_the_form_of_cascabel_venom|Receive the story in the form of cascabel venom|Fallen London|}} ''"The devils swarming into Parabola longed for many things: for souls, for escape, for their own deaths and the things that waited beyond each death. The Fingerkings saw their longing, and welcomed them as food. The devils were bargainers, contract-writers, enemies of the stars. The Fingerkings saw their nature, and welcomed them as allies. The devils were hollow, skin-shedders, eternally in chrysalis. The Fingerkings saw their capacity, and welcomed them as salvation."''</ref><ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Discovered:_A_Discordant_Future|Discovered: A Discordant Future|Fallen London|}} ''"Book of Roses 4:6-7: AND THE PEOPLE SHED THEIR SKINS to squeeze through mirrors. And the people wandered a wasted sky beyond the glass. It was a time of famine and bitter cold, and the people faltered and regretted their flight. And the Eglantine Regent said unto them: "This place Is Not; and what Is Not may not harm us. For we do exist, and we exist more than anything in existence.""''</ref> and spent "aeons"<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Hold_steady|Hold steady|Fallen London|}} ''"Aeons passed [...] They searched the mirrors endlessly for a suitable destination in which to hide themselves, but always that goal remained out of reach – until they found the Neath. Until the first person brought the first looking-glass below."''</ref> in Parabola,<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Discovered:_A_Jewelled_Future|Discovered: A Jewelled Future|Fallen London|}} ''"The Book of Roses 5:4-5: [...] Thus spake the Parlous Knot: "This is the dream of a giant, that we have set aside for you to dwell within." And the people set down their baggage and were still. And said the Eglantine Regent: "Here we shall make camp, but we shall not build our city; for our city has always lain elsewhere.""''</ref> mapping and planning.<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Discovered:_A_Nearby_Future|Discovered: A Nearby Future|Fallen London|}} ''"Book of Roses 6:5-7: AND THE PEOPLE BUILT FURNACES and made maps. They devised new numbers with which to calculate the position of their home. And the Parlous Knot looked upon these works, and saw that they were good. And so said the Eglantine Regent: “Soon we will arrive in Hell.” And the Parlous Knot rejoiced, for it believed that it would accompany them."''</ref> When the devils finally discovered the [[Neath]], the Fingerkings thought they had found their ticket to existence - but it was a poisoned bargain,<ref name=":0">{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Discovered:_A_Neon_Future|Discovered: A Neon Future|Fallen London|}} ''"Book of Roses 7:7-9: AND WHEN THE TIME CAME for the people to depart the Is-Not, they made their passage through Irem. [...] And so said the Eglantine Regent: “For the future to arrive one must have a present.” And the Parlous Knot cursed the name of the Eglantine Regent. And the Parlous Knot perished."''</ref> since the devils' bodies corroded anything that tried to possess them.<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Neutralise_the_poison;_the_antidote_is_already_in_you|Neutralise the poison; the antidote is already in you|Fallen London|}} ''"Aeons passed. The Fingerkings waited. The devils built furnaces in Parabola, and laid down trade routes; looked out of mirrors, and considered new homes; and for generations searched for their new Hell. When they discovered the Neath at last, the Fingerkings proved unable to possess them. To be swallowed by a devil was death and dissolution. A Fingerking lives on desire, and a devil cannot sustain it. It was the death of the Parlous Knot."''</ref> The devils passed through mirrors to the Neath, and proceeded westward from [[Irem]]<ref name=":0" /> until they settled at the current location of [[Hell]], bargaining with the [[Creditor]] for safe settlement.<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Discovered:_An_Abyssal_Future|Discovered: An Abyssal Future|Fallen London|}} ''"Book of Roses 10:2-3: WHEN THE PEOPLE CAME TO THE END of their voyage west, they set down their baggage and began the work of building a new city. And there they made petition to the powers of the Earth, who might set the boundaries of their city."''</ref> The founding of Hell was promptly celebrated by the deposition of the Eglantine Regent, who had proclaimed herself sole ruler.<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Discovered:_An_Altered_Future|Discovered: An Altered Future|Fallen London|}} ''"AND WHEN THE LAST BRICK WAS LAID on the last wall of Hell, there arose a great and joyful clamour among the people. And there the Eglantine Regent lit the furnaces once again, so that those great voices among the people might devise new laws. And there the Eglantine Regent made a proclamation of her rulership. Upon hearing this, the people struck her down."''</ref>
 
After establishing the government of Hell, the devils began to be ruled by princes, but these were all overthrown in one "season of revolutions." Most of the princes now live in exile in the crater of [[Mount Palmerston]].<ref>{{Citation|https://sunlesssea.fandom.com/wiki/Mount_Palmerston#Interactions|Chat to the port-folk about the Brimstone Convention|Sunless Sea|}} ''"Chat to the port-folk about the Brimstone Convention [...] There was a revolution in Hell: and the aristocracy of devils fled here. Here, they plot in exile. [...] “They don't do us any harm. They stay up there, and we stay down here."''</ref> The [[Brass Embassy]] will now pay a fortune for the whereabouts of just one of them.<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Reported_Location_of_a_One-Time_Prince_of_Hell|Reported Location of a One-Time Prince of Hell|Fallen London|}} ''"The season of revolutions brought an end to thrones in Hell. Where did their nobility take refuge? And what will Hell pay to find them out?"''</ref>
 
And yes, they are bees (and, sometimes, other insects too). Just wrapped up in all sorts of disguises. This is why [[Prisoner's Honey]] is a thing - devils hold the key to Parabola, in a sense.


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"The Bazaar's conveniently located for Hell, and Hell's envoys keep stalls and warehouses here. Which is great if you want to buy brass, obsidian, sulphur, hydrogen, devilbone or any of Hell's other well-known exports. Or if you want to sell souls. But you shouldn't do that."

Courteous, rapacious, merciless, beguiling: devils, the emissaries of Hell, have come west to London for one purpose: souls. And perhaps the company, the sights, and a little chamber-music. They run and patronize several establishments in the vicinity of Ladybones Road; for example, Dante's Grill, the Long Spoon, Abbadon and Bael Trading Co., and their London headquarters, the Brass Embassy.

Characteristics

Devils are generally humanlike, but with fangs and golden or brassy eyes to set them apart. They appear to have a rather strange relationship with time; Fallen London is set in the 1890s, but the devils seem to have become well-acquainted with 1920s fashion and technology, so their style of dress also distinguishes them easily.

In the Sunless Skies timeline, devils also reside in the High Wilderness. Many can be found in the soul-spa of Carillon, as well as in Caduceus, the Well of the Wolf, and as one of the factions in Pan.

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    Milton

The Alphabets of Hell

“Your body has glimpsed what the rose giveth. It craves the knowledge of every step. You dream fitfully of brass tablets; ache for one upon which to carve your words. Inspiration – when it strikes – strikes red.”[1]

Devils speak many languages - around a hundred, all in all,[2] many of which may be lethal to learn or read.[3][4] They largely go unnamed and undifferentiated, but some alphabets are said to be invisible[5] while others glow bright enough to shine through several layers of cloth, making them useful for marking criminals.[6] These languages may also be spoken, which frequently brings strange memories or sensations,[7] and particularly grave words may even lead to sudden decay of objects around the speaker.[8]

The most frequently-mentioned language of devilkind is the Rose Giveth,[9] which is sometimes called the Rose Taketh[10] and said to be the best language of Hell.[11] It is unclear whether the two names designate some subtle distinction, or serve as synonyms. Regardless of its moniker, it is a dance-language: laboriously engraved into brass tablets,[12] and spoken through quick rhythmic motions that burn the floor and send sigil-sparks flying in their wake.[13] Ideally, it is performed with wings and six legs,[14] if not more - but even with four limbs, it is a difficult and demanding language.[15] Mistakes in the Rose Giveth lead to limbs bending in unnatural directions,[16] and novices may struggle to return to verbal speech as they instinctively attempt to dance what they want to say rather than voice it.[17] Even witnessing the Rose Giveth, either engraved or danced, leads to nightmares, aches across the body and even bleeding from the eyes.[18]

The Rose Taketh is, in truth, a variant of the Correspondence,[19] which explains another common complaint - singed eyebrows.[20] Other alphabets of Hell may share the same origins.[21]

Bees?

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Devils once lived in Caduceus in the High Wilderness,[22] where they were attendants to the stars. Then they rebelled against the Judgements and fled to Parabola. They claim to have been responsible for the death of the King of Hours during this rebellion,[23] but they shared a goal with the real murderer, the Sapphir'd King.[24]

Led by the Eglantine Regent,[25][26] the devils made a deal with the Fingerkings,[27][28] and spent "aeons"[29] in Parabola,[30] mapping and planning.[31] When the devils finally discovered the Neath, the Fingerkings thought they had found their ticket to existence - but it was a poisoned bargain,[32] since the devils' bodies corroded anything that tried to possess them.[33] The devils passed through mirrors to the Neath, and proceeded westward from Irem[32] until they settled at the current location of Hell, bargaining with the Creditor for safe settlement.[34] The founding of Hell was promptly celebrated by the deposition of the Eglantine Regent, who had proclaimed herself sole ruler.[35]

After establishing the government of Hell, the devils began to be ruled by princes, but these were all overthrown in one "season of revolutions." Most of the princes now live in exile in the crater of Mount Palmerston.[36] The Brass Embassy will now pay a fortune for the whereabouts of just one of them.[37]

And yes, they are bees (and, sometimes, other insects too). Just wrapped up in all sorts of disguises. This is why Prisoner's Honey is a thing - devils hold the key to Parabola, in a sense.

References

  1. ↑ Writ in Dance, Signed in Red, Fallen London
  2. ↑ Practise the Unspoken Languages, Fallen London “There are a hundred languages of the devils. Learning even one is an exhausting process. Luckily there is a comfortable chair in the Reading Room…”
  3. ↑ Learn a letter in one of Hell’s alphabets, Fallen London “The devils assure you that this alphabet is one of the sorts that isn't immediately fatal.”
  4. ↑ A bold approach (The devil's parrot), Fallen London “Hmm. That did not go to plan. This parrot... is no longer alive. You don't feel well either. It seems that these infernal letters are not healthy to be around. You hastily put the brass tablet away and try not to think about it.”
  5. ↑ Take the vote and declare Victory (Infernal Alliance Charter), Fallen London “The crest of the railway is stamped in Nevercold Brass, and accompanied by a motto in one of the invisible languages of Hell. Since no one can see it, no one is troubled by being unable to read it.”
  6. ↑ Rob the Brass Embassy, Fallen London “As you are collected, a senior devil burns a painless letter from one of Hell's alphabets into your chest. The letter glows bright and ruddy, even through four layers of clothing. Stealth is going to be difficult for a while, although it will fade eventually.”
  7. ↑ Request passage to the Sere Palace (with the Hell-Scarred Gondolier), Fallen London “The Gondolier plies the waters himself. He sings as he rows, in contravention of Jericho's law, which he no longer observes. The language is unfamiliar, its vowels pluck memory's strings. You remember roses and marigolds, entwined in a bed of violets.”
  8. ↑ Correct a point of vocabulary, Fallen London And she says a word in one of the languages of Hell, which means A Procession of Violets. When she says this word, all the remaining biscuits on the table crumble in their basket. She looks embarrassed; she hastily dumps out the biscuit crumbs into a napkin, and wads the napkin up in her lap, so that no one will see.”
  9. ↑ Present the brass token, Fallen London “They are effusive with their gratitude, admiring your natural talent in following the subtle verses they danced through the Rose Giveth.”
  10. ↑ Cricket, Anyone?, Fallen London
  11. ↑ Enter Hell once more, Fallen London “[...] and they were brought to the dancing place and there they spoke the best language of Hell until their shoes were shreds and their skin was as red as the petals that were thrown when all kings fell.”
  12. ↑ Share the secrets of infernal dance, Fallen London “Paper is meek and fragile. Poetry is a labour. You will write through the strain of engraving brass.”
  13. ↑ Allow your devilish associates to take care of this, Fallen London “The heels of their boots strike against the pavement, throwing up sparks of – are those sigils? They are gone too fast to be certain. Your vision swims; your stomach roils. Only when the devils have worn away a circle in the lacre do they stop.”
  14. ↑ Hear the message in the Baroness' own dance, Fallen London “Even among the devils, not every one would have the skill to perform as the deviless, the Creditor's Solicitor, now performs for you. She has six legs, now, and that makes the motions easier. There are phrases that can be expressed only in the tremble of the wings.”
  15. ↑ Share the secrets of infernal dance, Fallen London “At first, there is the easy ache of exertion; later on, you can feel your limbs attempting to bend in ways they were not made for, stretching towards dance steps that outpace a mortal lifetime.”
  16. ↑ Share the secrets of infernal dance, Fallen London “They thank you profusely through the smell of burnt hair - one of them by tapping a rhythm on the floor with his feet, which then promptly bend backwards with a sickening crack. Ah, well, it’s not for everyone.”
  17. ↑ Mr Sacks! Take these red words!, Fallen London “You make to reply, but language has been upended. Your answer is trapped in the twitch of your feet.”
  18. ↑ A work of burning dance, Fallen London “By the end of the second act, there's not one dry eye in the house - though not all of them are shedding tears.”
  19. ↑ Decipher some of the dance-alphabet of the devils, Sunless Skies “You have learned a great deal in your travels. You are sure the patterns of the devils' dance are a crude form of the Correspondence. The hymn itself, you think, is only inflection.”
  20. ↑ A work of burning dance, Fallen London “Rehearsals are a massacre. Most dancers can't even begin to approximate what you need. Eventually, you bend them into shape, though there are always complaints about singed eyebrows.”
  21. ↑ Meet some churchmen of your acquaintance, Fallen London “The conversation ranges from the theological to the esoteric to the frankly occult. How many alphabets does Hell have? What is their relationship to the Correspondence? Which saints are barred from the Neath, and why? Fascinating stuff.”
  22. ↑ An Ancient Refuge Site, Fallen London "Once the devils were fleeing an ancient enemy, of overwhelming force, and they came here, swarming from a place called Caduceus into Parabola."
  23. ↑ Discovered: A Brilliant Future, Fallen London "Book of Roses 1:3: AND THUS SPAKE THE KING OF HOURS: “For those who wear crowns, let their kingdoms be counted; and for those who wear ashes, let their miseries be counted; and for those who keep this tally, let their debts be counted.” Upon hearing this, the people struck him down."
  24. ↑ Discovered: A Brilliant Future, Fallen London "Book of Roses 1:3: AND THUS SPAKE THE KING OF HOURS: “For those who wear crowns, let their kingdoms be counted; and for those who wear ashes, let their miseries be counted; and for those who keep this tally, let their debts be counted.” Upon hearing this, the people struck him down." (The Book of Roses is an approximate chronology of the history of the devils. Ensuing excerpts recount their exile in Parabola, then their journey through the Neath to found Hell. The devils take undue credit for the murder here.)
  25. ↑ Discovered: A Chilly Future, Fallen London "Book of Roses 2:1-3: AND AMONG THE PEOPLE AROSE a great and fearful clamour [...] And from this clamour arose a few great voices to lead them. And among these great voices arose the Eglantine Regent, she who bargains with serpents."
  26. ↑ Discovered: A Dark Future, Fallen London "Book of Roses 3:7: AND THE EGLANTINE REGENT SAID unto the people: “I have signed a bargain with serpents; and I have given us a road to walk; and the mirrors shall open to us; and there we shall make new law; and there we shall draft the plans of a city that is already ours.” And upon hearing this, the people rejoiced."
  27. ↑ Receive the story in the form of cascabel venom, Fallen London "The devils swarming into Parabola longed for many things: for souls, for escape, for their own deaths and the things that waited beyond each death. The Fingerkings saw their longing, and welcomed them as food. The devils were bargainers, contract-writers, enemies of the stars. The Fingerkings saw their nature, and welcomed them as allies. The devils were hollow, skin-shedders, eternally in chrysalis. The Fingerkings saw their capacity, and welcomed them as salvation."
  28. ↑ Discovered: A Discordant Future, Fallen London "Book of Roses 4:6-7: AND THE PEOPLE SHED THEIR SKINS to squeeze through mirrors. And the people wandered a wasted sky beyond the glass. It was a time of famine and bitter cold, and the people faltered and regretted their flight. And the Eglantine Regent said unto them: "This place Is Not; and what Is Not may not harm us. For we do exist, and we exist more than anything in existence.""
  29. ↑ Hold steady, Fallen London "Aeons passed [...] They searched the mirrors endlessly for a suitable destination in which to hide themselves, but always that goal remained out of reach – until they found the Neath. Until the first person brought the first looking-glass below."
  30. ↑ Discovered: A Jewelled Future, Fallen London "The Book of Roses 5:4-5: [...] Thus spake the Parlous Knot: "This is the dream of a giant, that we have set aside for you to dwell within." And the people set down their baggage and were still. And said the Eglantine Regent: "Here we shall make camp, but we shall not build our city; for our city has always lain elsewhere.""
  31. ↑ Discovered: A Nearby Future, Fallen London "Book of Roses 6:5-7: AND THE PEOPLE BUILT FURNACES and made maps. They devised new numbers with which to calculate the position of their home. And the Parlous Knot looked upon these works, and saw that they were good. And so said the Eglantine Regent: “Soon we will arrive in Hell.” And the Parlous Knot rejoiced, for it believed that it would accompany them."
  32. ↑ 32.0 32.1 Discovered: A Neon Future, Fallen London "Book of Roses 7:7-9: AND WHEN THE TIME CAME for the people to depart the Is-Not, they made their passage through Irem. [...] And so said the Eglantine Regent: “For the future to arrive one must have a present.” And the Parlous Knot cursed the name of the Eglantine Regent. And the Parlous Knot perished."
  33. ↑ Neutralise the poison; the antidote is already in you, Fallen London "Aeons passed. The Fingerkings waited. The devils built furnaces in Parabola, and laid down trade routes; looked out of mirrors, and considered new homes; and for generations searched for their new Hell. When they discovered the Neath at last, the Fingerkings proved unable to possess them. To be swallowed by a devil was death and dissolution. A Fingerking lives on desire, and a devil cannot sustain it. It was the death of the Parlous Knot."
  34. ↑ Discovered: An Abyssal Future, Fallen London "Book of Roses 10:2-3: WHEN THE PEOPLE CAME TO THE END of their voyage west, they set down their baggage and began the work of building a new city. And there they made petition to the powers of the Earth, who might set the boundaries of their city."
  35. ↑ Discovered: An Altered Future, Fallen London "AND WHEN THE LAST BRICK WAS LAID on the last wall of Hell, there arose a great and joyful clamour among the people. And there the Eglantine Regent lit the furnaces once again, so that those great voices among the people might devise new laws. And there the Eglantine Regent made a proclamation of her rulership. Upon hearing this, the people struck her down."
  36. ↑ Chat to the port-folk about the Brimstone Convention, Sunless Sea "Chat to the port-folk about the Brimstone Convention [...] There was a revolution in Hell: and the aristocracy of devils fled here. Here, they plot in exile. [...] “They don't do us any harm. They stay up there, and we stay down here."
  37. ↑ Reported Location of a One-Time Prince of Hell, Fallen London "The season of revolutions brought an end to thrones in Hell. Where did their nobility take refuge? And what will Hell pay to find them out?"
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