From his limited and scattered accounts of what happened, it seems very likely that Kurloz was with him at the time, as the only eye witness. The entire incident is shrouded in mystery. Not only did his exertion permanently 8urn out his psychic a8ilities, 8ut it left him somewhat. It's hard to get any specifics from him, 8ut indications are that he applied every last 8it of energy he had toward some great act of heroism, saving us all from some looming threat. 8ut one day he lost all those abilities when he 8adly overexerted himself. He had much to say when it came to warning us a8out the path of doom and destruction we were all headed for, 8ut no one took him very seriously. вЂњ The Heir of Doom was once a powerful psionic. As with the rest of their team, he was killed by Meenah to ensure that they 'survived' in the form of ghosts in the Furthest Ring instead of being completely wiped out by the scratch's reset. Mituna was one of the players in the failed A1 Sgrub session, which took вЂњ three sweeps вЂќ it is unknown if Mituna ascended to god tier during this time, a fact which he himself seems uncertain of. The name Mituna also has a strange similarity with mizuna, which is a plant in the mustard family, which could link into the fact that Mituna is a (mustard) yellow blood. Mithuna is, in Hindu mythology, the most important of the five makara, further tying him to Kurloz. The latter was presumably not the initial intention for naming him - although, considering his usual vocabulary, it is appropriate in a strange way. It is short for Mithuna, the name for the Indian solar month corresponding to the sign of Gemini and a Sanskrit term for sexual union, which the Indian people thought the constellation resembled. The name Mituna was suggested by Archaemic for Sollux.

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