Bluebell Beauregarde

A sketch depiction of Bluebell.

### Aliases

Bluebell, Bell, the Blue Prophet, the Prophet, the Blue Mother, the Hybrid, the Freak, Subject V-216 Status: Known Domain

### Faction(s)

The Bureau of Extraordinary Observation, the Ballroom Babes, the Caerulean Legion

## Biology

### Relatives

Locke (adoptive father), Genny Recrowe (adoptive sister), The Witness (bonded), unnamed Phase 3 Blueberry (mother)

### Notable Marking(s)

Glowing blue eyes, glowing blue veins from jawline down, notably young-looking despite age

## Fate

### Epilogue

Ascends

Bluebell Beauregarde, often identified simply as "The Blue Prophet", is the religious leader of the Caerulean Legion. She was born of an unnamed Phase 3 Blueberry into the arms of Locke, who adopted her into the Bureau of Extraordinary Observation. Shortly after giving birth, her mother deflated and seemingly died for reasons unknown. Even as a newborn, Bluebell showed signs of unnatural nature due to her lack of a father and glowing blue eyes, as well as her prominent deep blue veins from her jawline down.

## Early Life

Bluebell grew up in the shadow of the Bureau, as she was considered unnatural and a potential threat. She was fathered by Locke, who would often read her storybooks and attempted to align her mind with typical Human norms. She was given a Violium crystal when she was a child due to her seemed connection with it, causing her to treat it as a friend. At the age of 12, she spontaneously turned into a blueberry for no reason, becoming a Phase 3. This made her the youngest person to ever become this size (and one of the few to have no permanent changes from it).

When she became 16, Locke suggested she be allowed to attend a Human high school in order to truly get a grip on her Humanity, as opposed to allowing the Violian side of her to take over. She accepted and attended a High School in Washington DC, but she was often picked on for her blue hair, glowing blue irises, and prominent blue veins. Due to her natural "talent" of turning females into Blueberries on skin contact, she wore full-body robes and white gloves to help prevent such an incident from occurring. However was experienced bullying from another female, which culminated in Bluebell being shoved to the ground and having one of her gloves stolen from her right hand. When she reached to retrieve it, Bluebell accidentally made contact with the skin of her assailant, causing deep blue liquid to instantly form within the latter's body and spread around her circulatory system, causing her to swell into a helpless blueberry as her "friends" watched on. Bluebell retrieved her glove and ran for cover, hearing a loud "bang" followed by the rush of Juice down the corridor, as well as fragments of her attacker. Bluebell was quickly extracted by the Bureau and the few witnesses of the event were euthanised for security concerns.

Bluebell, traumatised, turned to faith for support. She accidentally woke up the Violium crystal she had befriended, allowing it to create a "Violian" entity. The entity, which she called "Witness", instantly bonded with Bluebell and the two became inseparable. Over the next decade, Bluebell debated the purpose of her existence and would eventually come up with an answer, one seemingly sent by a higher power.

## The Fracture

While in her bedroom in the Gateway Facility on the Moon, Bluebell was awoken by a portal opening at the foot of her bed. Through it walked a taller, battle-worn copy of Bluebell. The copy, which Bluebell dubbed "The Vision", warned her younger counterpart of an oncoming "Cataclysm" and offered to show her, which Bluebell accepted. After stepping through the portal, Bluebell was horrified to see the Earth had cracked open and was spewing horrific blue Juice everywhere, having been told that three "Blue Armies" had once been allies but had fallen to infighting and thus had destroyed the Earth in the process. Bluebell nearly broke into tears before being hauled out of the Fracture by Locke, who warned her about unstable portals, as the Vision remained in the Fracture as the portal closed between them. Now with a new purpose, she asked Locke if she could again leave the Bureau to start a new, guided life. Locke suggested she should mature a little first, which she accepted. A decade later, Bluebell stepped on Earth again and began her mission.

## For We Are Many

Bluebell was immediately made aware of the current state of the UK as a Bureau tip-off, travelling there with her Witness via electrical teleportation to meet with the leader of a resistance in the country. She found Aurelius deceased, proceeding to let her Juice flow into his open wounds which brought him back from the dead. She explained her situation and he interpreted both her abilities and company (The Witness) as an angelic visit, dubbing her a Prophet. She accepted, and as Aurelius gathered the army for her she meditated on her powers. Once the faction was assembled, Aurelius suggested she give a speech but she declined, stating her existence must be kept ambiguous for now. Instead she gave Aurelius a speech to perform in her place, which culminated in the phrase "We are Legion, for we are many."

## The Unspoken Rule

Bluebell immediately ordered the Legion to attack neighbouring Blue Armies in Wales, Scotland and Ireland in order to make them submit to her wrath - violating an unspoken rule in Blue Army politics - never attack your neighbours. Her people, hoping to evade the Cataclysm she had foretold, obeyed without question and managed to conquer the entire UK's Blue Market, making the Legion one of the largest combined Blue Armies immediately. After that, they began their mission to bring other, foreign Blue Armies either into their ranks or to their knees.

## The Sects

After so long, a number of particularly-fanatical individuals began to allow the invasive Violium to grow on their bodies, in hopes to become a Host for a future Violian. Unaware of just how long that would take and what would need to occur, these individuals became obsessed with the crystal and were dubbed the "Blue Shadow Cult", also known simply as "The Cultists", led by Brother Salg.

Not long after that, a smaller Blue Army that had heard of the Legion's plight offered to join them in exchange for protection from their foretold end of days. They were accepted, and the mercenary group known as the "Juicing Crew" or simply "The Juicers" joined the Legion under Colonel Brink, specialising in Juice-based warfare.

Following the formation of two Sects, Bluebell saw it necessary to create a personal guard force for herself. Thus, she gathered the most faithful and elite of the main forces and created "The Circle", led by Archdeacon Aurelius.

## The Pablo Problem

The Juicers asked if they could attack a small Mexican town in order to destroy the "Amigos de la Libre" ("Friends of the Free"), a "charity" that supplied weapons and supplies to Blue Armies worldwide. When questioned, Brink admitted it was an act of personal revenge as the Amigos had refused to supply the Juicers when they joined the Legion. The attack was allowed and went smoothly, with the leader of their target faction being drowned in Juice by Brink personally. In destroying this faction, the Legion crippled Blue Armies across the globe.

## An Uneasy Alliance

The Cultists asked if the Legion could assault a Blue Army calling itself the "Ultramarine Armada" for "violating the Blue", which Bluebell declined. However, she did allow an operation to take place. The Legion deployed forces to destroy what few supplies the Armada had left, in order to force the Blue Market kingpins into a deal. The attack went through and after the Armada was left with practically nothing, they agreed to give data and intel to the Legion as a tithe in exchange for not being destroyed. The Armada was then reimbursed and was allowed to pilfer the remains of the Legion's victims, becoming it's own covert superpower. Despite their strength, they were wise to fear the Legion and pray that Bluebell's mercy wasn't fleeting.

## The Blue Eurasian Pact

Following their endeavours, several Blue Armies across Europe and Asia united into an alliance to stop the Legion's murderous rampage. The Blue Eurasian Pact has managed to force the Legion into a stalemate, which rages on during Supermassive. The Pact denounced Bluebell as a lunatic, enraging her followers.

## Life From Above

The Legion, still in stalemate with the Pact, constructed a Violian Coreship using the remains of previous Violian craft given to them by the Bureau, under guidance of Bluebell and the Witness. They eventually launched it on Poland, bringing the Blue Eurasian Pact to an end as they laid waste to the home of the Pact's leader and captured her, eventually throwing her into the Fracture to live in the Hell she would have created.

## Render Unto Beauregarde

After destroying the Pact and averting the Cataclysm, Bluebell became a recognised world leader. In the Epilogue, her people seek to bring about the Blue Age.