Saviors Viviane & Orah

The fate of the young woman Viviane, who possessed engineering skills beyond compare, is complex. The grand onslaught of Avalon by the mechanical army she had built for a deceitful knight had devastated her home, and King Arthur had sacrificed his life to protect the people. Torn apart by betrayal and grief, Viviane found his body, and sequestered it away to NeoAvalon along with the legendary blade Excalibur, but little else beyond that is known. Some scholars believe that following the tragedy of Avalon, Viviane became responsible for a trip through time that changed her world, and played a major part in an exceptional event that transcended reality. Viviane would have had to be less naive; she would've seen through the masked knight Mordred's plan amd refused to aid him in assembling a mechanical army. The destruction of Avalon would then never come to pass. To steer Mordred from his path, Viviane could have used her technology to modify the knight's memories, removing the hatred that tormented him so. Seeing this therapeutic effect in him might have encouraged her to extend this "treatment" to everyone—the gift of unburdened happiness. She would then spend many years combining advanced technology and ancient magic in search of its perfect amalgamation, and her ultimate creation would have been Orah. This small ball of harmless air would contain the ultimate program for "happiness", and it would be powered by a legendary goblet, long sought after by the Knights of the Round Table. More than anything, Viviane would have waited patiently; after all, convinced that this was the best way to bring peace to everyone, she had all the time in the world...