Wayward Passenger

Overview

Enemy

Wayward Passenger
Korean Name	길 잃은 승객
General Information
Class. Code	T-02-21-07
Risk Level
E.G.O	Dimension Shredder
Combat Encounters
Line 2: Möbius (Station 8) Mirror Dungeon
Event Details
Debut	Mirror of the Beginning
Possible Rewards
Blue Zippo Lighter Patrolling Flashlight

Wayward Passenger (T-02-21-07) is a HE-class Abnormality that is fought on Station 8 of Line 2: Möbius.

It can also be encountered in the Mirror Dungeon through Abnormality events and as a potential boss.

It is the source of the E.G.O Dimension Shredder.

Appearance

Wayward Passenger is a humanoid entity wearing the standard uniform for W Corp. cleanup agents. It has a grotesque and disfigured appearance, with a long mouth-like cavity extending from the middle of its face all the way down to its lower abdomen. The sides of its maw are lined with irregular jagged teeth, and thin fleshy tendrils can be seen protruding out from it.

Its neck and head lack skin, being composed entirely of muscle fibers. A pair of bloodshot eyes loosely sit in its eye sockets, carrying a vacant stare.

Its arms appear to have been ripped from its shoulders, leaving behind tendrils sticking out in its place. It instead has a pair of arm-like appendages made of muscle fibers protruding out from its shoulder blades. These arms each have an energy blade protruding from the wrist. During combat, Wayward Passenger is seen using these blades to open dimensional rifts allowing it to hide away and strengthen itself.

Story

Log Writer: Meursault

• Level 1
• Level 2
• Level 3

- It is difficult to say that this entity is, while bipedal, a humanoid.
- Weapons made of unrefined energy can be observed protruding from both of its wrists.
- A large cavity runs down the middle of its torso. It is reminiscent of the maws of a beast.
- No skin tissue is observed on its upper body. Its muscle tissues, some torn and in various states of mutilation, are clearly visible.
- Its lower body is covered by cloth material and can not be observed.
- One may extrapolate from the color and style of the clothing that this entity holds a certain connection to W Corp.
- Further reports will be made with additional observations.

- It uses its energy-based wrist weapons to tear between spaces and appear at different locations.
- Distancing is irrelevant against this entity; it can tear between spaces and catch any Sinner, no matter their distance, from behind.
- It can also exist in spaces imperceptible to our eyes.
- It is capable of making entrances to not only that particular space but also various other spaces.
- The entity opened doors to numerous spaces during our encounter. Upon closer inspection of the spaces, it was revealed that each open space was composed of unique colors.
- Certain inexpressible scents or aura could be detected from those spaces. Each was of differing temperatures and air currents.
- Further reports will be made with additional observations.

- Applying sufficient physical force to the said ‘spaces’ will close them.
- Closing the spaces also eliminates the aforementioned auras. Its exact mechanisms are unclear.
- There are four different ‘spaces’. Once they are opened the entity will, without fail, proceed to hide in one of them and become protected from our offensive maneuvers.
- The entity appears to receive beneficial effects as long as the spaces remain open.
- It does not receive the said effects when the spaces are closed.
- Because this entity is inclined to appear and disappear frequently, closing as many spaces as possible before it emerges would be advantageous.
- Only through repeated combat can we determine the effects of each space it opens.
- Below are other Sinners' observations.
- The entity grew more aggressive when the red space opened. (Yi Sang)
- Green one seemed to make it more resilient to our attacks… (Sinclair)
- The yellow space! Forsooth, it appeared to hasten the beast! (Don Quixote)
- When the blue one opened… Something about it made it harder for us to match its strength. (Gregor)
- No further discoveries are to be made. This observation log is concluded.

Mirror Dungeon Event

Mirror Dungeon Event

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You see a poor passenger, stranded between dimensions.
Most will never realize that this person ever disappeared.

Well, the transport company would know,
but they’ll simply pretend that the passenger never existed.

Lost and abandoned, tossed out like trash,
having no place left in the City.

Point the direction it should go. Gloom & Sloth Advantage check. Pass to gain a Keywordless E.G.O Gift. What will you do? Gloom/ Sloth Advantage: ≥ 9 No Advantage: ≥ 18 Check Passed As soon as it’s shown where to go, it runs in that direction. You notice it dropped something as it began to sprint. A blue lighter with a Wing’s logo on it. You heard stories of that Wing providing its employees with supplies like this. It would seem that it was an employee of the transport company, not a passenger. E.G.O Gift Blue Zippo Lighter Earned! Check Failed While you were in contemplation, it slowly shambled your way. When you point in a random direction out of panic, it changes course to follow the instruction. Moments later, you heard the noise of metal plates crumpling, and something else ripping apart. Nothing happened.

Stand still. Win the battle to earn a Keywordless E.G.O Gift and a Charge E.G.O Gift It idly stared in our direction. Then, it began shambling for us, realizing something. As it drew closer, you were able to identify that the being was a company employee, not a passenger. The ID card on its chest gave it away. This stranded employee was approaching us, preparing to go through the motions. Combat Encounter! Wayward Passenger Win the battle to gain E.G.O Gifts "Blue Zippo Lighter" & "Patrolling Flashlight"

Guide it personally. Gloom & Lust Advantage check. Pass to gain a Charge E.G.O Gift. Who should go forth? Gloom/ Lust Advantage: ≥ 10 No Advantage: ≥ 20 Check Passed [Sinner] takes a few steps, and the passenger follows. As we draw closer to what appears to be an exit, the passenger bows down as though to show us gratitude. We heard something fall; it left behind what appears to be a patrol flashlight. Looks like it wasn't lost after all. It may have been an employee of a transport company that happened to be patrolling the area. Maybe we didn't guide it—maybe it was merely following us to make sure that we found the right exit. E.G.O Gift Patrolling Flashlight Earned! Check Failed [Sinner] takes a few steps, and the passenger follows. After a while, [Sinner] accidentally leads us back to where we started. The passenger stands there, somewhat confused and awkwardly waving its arms, before striding forth and beckoning us to follow. It led us to the exit. Cost 40 gained

Gift

Tier: I Cost: 163

Blue Zippo Lighter Turn Start: gain +1 Gloom E.G.O resource and +1 E.G.O resource of 2 other random Affinities.

Tier: II Cost: 210 Charge

Patrolling Flashlight [Effects apply only to #1, #2 Deployed Identities] Turn Start: if the affected Identity has a Skill that gains or consumes Charge Count, the Identity's Skill 1 gains Clash Power +1 and deals +10% more damage while that unit has Charge Barrier. Turn End: if the affected Identity does not have Charge Barrier, apply 2 Charge Barrier next turn.

Gallery

Idle Sprite

All parts broken

Idle Animation

Suppressed Core

Depicted in Yi Sang's Dimension Shredder

Depicted in Hong Lu's Dimension Shredder

Depicted in Outis' Dimension Shredder

Battle Background

Trivia

• Wayward Passenger is based on W Corp. and their WARP trains.
  • Its appearance resembles the disfigured forms that passengers of WARP trains usually take on during a ride.
  • Its clothing matches the outfits worn by W Corp. cleanup agents, with the W Corp. logo present on the front.
  • Its ability to create dimensional rifts ties in with W Corp's Singularity.
• Wayward Passenger's appearance also resembles the Slasher Necromorph from Dead Space franchises.