Standing next to the prophet makes it easiler to notice the changes. All involved in monitoring her, the queen included, have regularly faced individuals who were apart of their social circles but did not exist until after a meeting with the prophet.
The prophet's power did not come from divination, but from dreaming them into existence.
— Beneath The Boards
Mad Mare
When
Zanetti was still learning about the strangeness of
Manidweepa, he heard tale of a rare affliction that drove its victims to maddness. Worse it instilled a sense of godhood.
Possibly, such a patient was treated in a renovated dungeon cell a thousand years ago. The queens had not encountered this disease before and quickly grew to fear it.
State Secret
Great lengths were taken to ensure word of the patient never left the most senior guards. After every posting, their minds were wiped of any interactions and told they completed something unrelated. The reason for this was to forget the things they said.
Evidently, the patient would often-times showcase prophetic abilities that even unsettled military personnel. Eventually, only Queen Cerise would treat with her.
Chalk Art
The prophet, as she came be known, grew more and more unhinged and restless. To distract her, she was given all manner of games, fruit and art supplies which were used to cover on the walls. Rather than the future, however, the prophet drew current goings-on with random normally unimportant
laplwyds being featured prominently.
The queen herself witnessed her powerful prisoner use a chalk-drawn door to escape the under ground dungeon into a sunny meadow.
Interesting concept.