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For other uses, see Clockwork Lullaby (disambiguation).

The Clockwork Lullaby[note 1] was a spell song used to detect magical power. Existing with twelve variants, one of its application was as a type of detection magic.

Mechanics[]

The spell song's tune was arranged in a distinctive "Lu Li La" pattern sung in a soothing melody. It also had twelve variants; one variant allowed the singer to pinpoint locations that contained large amounts of magic power over a wide area by echoing the sound across the area like a radar. In this variation, caster could also differentiate between types of magic detected, such as demonic presences.[1] Another variation existed that allowed the user to "seal" a target's actions.[2] The melody was also described as relaxing and healing for the heart.[3] Being quite versatile, the Clockwork Lullaby allowed for users to rearrange its lyrics and melody or add words to the song, presumably changing its effects.[4]

Users[]

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

Conceptualization and Origin[]

  • A clockwork is a mechanical device that utilizes a complex series of gears to perform its function; in the Evillious Chronicles, gears often represent fate, destiny, and the passage of time.
  • A lullaby is a soothing melody, usually used for the purpose of putting a child to sleep, reflecting the calming nature of the spell.

Curiosities[]

  • The lullaby's distinct "Lu Li La" musical pattern is also the sound made by many devices based on the Second Period's super technology.[5]
  • Right before his death, Allen Avadonia briefly heard the tune of the Clockwork Lullaby being sung from an unidentified singer.[6]
  • According to Rahab Barisol, there is a "true" version of the Clockwork Lullaby.[7]
  • In Full Moon Laboratory, a similar song to the Clockwork Lullaby with rearranged lyrics is sung by presumably the same singer of Wordplay and Clockwork Lullaby.

Appearances[]

References[]

  1. The Daughter of Evil: Wiegenlied of Green – Chapter 2, Section 1
  2. Deadly Sins of Evil: Master of the Heavenly Yard – Chapter 11, Part 1
  3. "Re_birthday" – 歌声だけが僕を癒す
  4. "Re_birthday" – 僕らはそれらを歌へと変えよう [...] 新しい言葉を付け足した
  5. Deadly Sins of Evil: Fifth Pierrot – Part 2, Chapter 3
  6. The Daughter of Evil: Clôture of Yellow – Chapter 4
  7. "Seven Crimes and Punishments" – Bonus Episode

Notes[]

  1. ぜんまい仕掛けの子守唄
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