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Jasons are one of the most dangerous and misunderstood breeds of Spectres. Jasons are creatures that specialize in taking over weak-willed or empty bodies and using them to commit atrocities beyond belief. Other than the death they leave in their path, a Jason embodied can be identified by looking at the eyes, which retain a reflection of the Oblivion that spawned it. A Jason was responsible for Terrel and Squib’s famous Forest Hills incident.

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  • Jason (Orpheus)
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  • Jasons are one of the most dangerous and misunderstood breeds of Spectres. Jasons are creatures that specialize in taking over weak-willed or empty bodies and using them to commit atrocities beyond belief. Other than the death they leave in their path, a Jason embodied can be identified by looking at the eyes, which retain a reflection of the Oblivion that spawned it. A Jason was responsible for Terrel and Squib’s famous Forest Hills incident.
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  • Jasons are one of the most dangerous and misunderstood breeds of Spectres. Jasons are creatures that specialize in taking over weak-willed or empty bodies and using them to commit atrocities beyond belief. Other than the death they leave in their path, a Jason embodied can be identified by looking at the eyes, which retain a reflection of the Oblivion that spawned it. A Jason was responsible for Terrel and Squib’s famous Forest Hills incident.
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