First Battle of Eveny (Majora)

Canon priority: rev2.5 primary (deep-history); rev3.1 secondary; rev3.0 tertiary.

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First Battle of Eveny is a myth-scale conflict dated to SAC Year 17, when

Majora suffers a shard-driven break and launches an assault on

Eveny, believing the

Neverborn Templar intend to kill her newborn daughter,

The battle is remembered as the first recorded deployment of

Rainru, and as a turning point in the deep-history relationship between Majora, Flarion, and the Jethro infection ecology.

Majora’s state: after long stability, Majora begins experiencing panic attacks, paranoia, and delusions—interpreted as Jethro’s shard pressure finally taking the wheel.
Trigger belief: Majora becomes convinced the Neverborn will assassinate/steal her newborn (Kiara) as a containment measure.
Flarion’s position: Flarion wants Majora to stay—her presence is a stabilizer—and is emotionally unprepared for her break.

Majora acts independently and assaults Eveny, inflicting significant damage.
The Neverborn are forced into open defense—an unusual posture for an order oriented around concealment and preservation.

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Rainru is deployed for the first time as an anti-spread / anti-corruption failsafe measure.
This establishes Rainru as a mythic “break glass” tool rather than a normal battlefield weapon.
In this deployment, Rainru is used to open a wormhole-like tear into slipspace, creating a pocket-dimension trap that seals
Majora away.

The betrayal impact is emphasized: Majora’s attack cripples Flarion emotionally.
In this framing, Flarion is left effectively immobilized—unable to act—not because of physical injury, but because the anchor that kept him stable has become the threat.

Majora: confirms that shard-bearers can remain stable for long epochs and then catastrophically snap under pressure.
Kiara: positions Kiara’s infancy as a key pressure point in the deep-history arc.
Neverborn Templar: forced into direct confrontation to prevent spread-level disaster.
Rainru: enters history as a containment-tier failsafe with unknown creation method.
Flarion: marks a major destabilization in the host ecology around “true Jethro,” foreshadowing later epochs of destruction.