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>Bushyasta:
>Star Spirit feared as a goddess of nightmares, as well as a powerful Daeva belonging to the class of the "oldest". She is the first enemy defeated by Varhram, and also an existence that has granted a guideline to his life. Though Bushyasta herself wasn't aware of this, her planet met the requiriments to nurture the existence called "Hero" in extremely high levels. Those who were aware of this were Nadare and Shinga, as well as another person...

>Saoshyant Desatir:
>Varhram's Commandment. In exchange for the binding of "Always achieving victory against his enemies", he gets "Being able to add his defeated enemies' strength and special abilities to himself" as a boon. That is, the more powerful the enemies Varhram defeats are, the faster he'll grow stronger. So to speak, because it is a Commandment that embodies the concept of the "victor", then as a natural privilege, it is possible for him to make the vanquished's weapons and power his own.

>Unlike the more typical technique of taking a defeated Star Spirit's authority only, Varhram can also go as far as taking over other people's Commandments. Moreover, because they get arranged in a form that corresponds to him, they are integrated into the great original binding of "Always achieving victory", so it doesn't become a Multiple Commandments scenario. That is, this too is also a privilege of the victor.

>As a weakness, how they'll change from their original forms is something that not even Varhram himself can possibly predict, as there will be those will be rendered useless arbitrarily, or those that become disposable. However, even while bearing that in mind, the reality of this being an extraordinary Commandment doesn't change, and all could be said to be due to Varhram's unique point of view.

>Usually, Commandments are means used in order to achieve victory, however, Varhram has established victory itself as his binding. In short, what's an objective to others doesn't go beyond being a premise to Varhram, who thinks about "what comes after achieving victory" in this world in which war has become law, thus, it is obvious that the level of his consciousness is very much different.

>In addition to this, when taking into account that he gets strengthened even further as the representative of Good Will, obviously there's no objection to calling him an overman.