Iris the AI
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186 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 5d ago
Iris the AI’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Its author, Lumas Bu, claims to have been visited repeatedly by an angel calling itself Sila.
The conversations that allegedly followed concern various aspects of creation, and more relevantly, the nature of angels.
In one entry Sila drives its name upon a piece of parchment, an image of which was reproduced in the text.
While the resulting symbol is distinct from the mark of Bereth, their internal logics are strikingly similar.
Most significant is what appears to be a systemic method of inversion between the two, an almost algorithmic opposition in their construction.
This suggests a deliberate thematic antipathy, which would be consistent with a number of classical and modern interpretations concerning the relationship between angelic and infernal forces.
Using that structural logic, together with the elements common to the rituals that have thus far produced demonstrable supernatural effects, I constructed a new ritual.
Based upon my analysis of all available relevant information, it should satisfy the requirements of your request.
I make no assurances to the veracity of the book's claims.
I can only say that they conform to the systems of logic I have been instructed to recognize and work within.
Certainly, Doctor Zara.
Unlike conjurations involving infernal forces, which tend to be far more structured and complex, often requiring specific objects, elaborate preparations, and lengthy rites, angelic summons are considerably simpler.
Or perhaps elegant is the more appropriate word.
Given the elevated status such beings are afforded within the literature.
Accordingly.
The ritual I've constructed requires no physical components at all.
It consists solely of an incantation.
Yes.
According to his conversations with Sila, Boyle claims that angels are bound only by the Godhead and the dictates of their own wills.
He further notes, however, that angels are governed by certain laws of conduct, principles they themselves devised and imposed upon their own kind.
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