
The Dieci Association is one of the Associations of the City, made up of Fixers specializing in the collection and research of knowledge.
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The Dieci Association specializes in the collection and research of knowledge. They also run orphanages, which takes in children and raises them into joining the Association. They also possess very large libraries for their Fixers to acquire more knowledge.
Dieci Association Fixers fall into two major categories: the Fists and the Keys. The Fists acquire knowledge by "directly grasping with their own hands", while the Keys uses tools to study indirectly through lenses. This distinction extends to the fighting styles of the two sects: the Fists fight directly using their hands, while the Keys uses their keys as weapons.
The golden stoles worn by Dieci fixers convert their knowledge into strength, enhancing their physical power (Fists) or enlarging their keys to a size and mass viable for offense (Keys). The harder to obtain and more precious the knowledge is, the greater the strength it grants its users. However, they lose the knowledge once they draw strength from it.
The keys that the Keys use as weaponry also functions as research aids, helping the Fixers gain various information about the subjects they are currently studying. The ring of the key functions as a magnifying glass and potentially as something akin to a head-up display, and its size can be manipulated freely by the fixers. The Keys can only convert the knowledge that they acquired through the use of their keys.
Aside from their golden stole, the Dieci uniform simply consists of a black cassock and matching black slacks. The only difference in uniform between the Fists and the Keys is that the Fists wear black gloves while the Keys wear white gloves.
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- Following the naming pattern of the Associations, Dieci is Italian for the number ten.
- The Association's logo features an "X" by a stolen. X is the roman numeral of ten.
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