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Scene 126
Scene 126
Room of secrets

Original magazine title

訣別と終焉[1] Ketsubetsu to shūen (Finale and farewell)

Issue, release date

June 2012, 2 May 2012

Tankōbon title

深淵の爪と牙 VII,[2] volume 23

US tankōbon title

N/A

New character

Unawakened Dragons' Descendent

Quote

...the curtain descended on the long history of the Organization in this land.[3]

Region

Sutafu[4]

Locale

Organization Headquarters[5]

Next scene

Scene 127

Previous scene

Scene 125

  • Fangs and Claws arc:
    • Scene 120 link 120: Part 1
    • Scene 121 link 121: Part 2
    • Scene 122 122: Part 3
    • Scene 123 link 123: Part 4
    • Scene 124 link 124: Part 5
    • Scene 125 125: Part 6
    • Scene 126 126: Part 7
    • Scene 127 127: Part 8

Cold open[]

Dae tells Rubel that he recognizes the phantasm—the former No. 2 Priscilla, who killed the then No. 1, Teresa. After Priscilla awakened, she was supposedly defeated by Isley in the northern region of Alfons.[6]

Dae's quest[]

Dae intends to search for Priscilla. And invites Rubel to accompany him. Meanwhile, Miria, Deneve and Helen invade the Executive chamber.[7]

Executive chamber[]

Deserted[]

The warriors find it deserted.[8] In flashback, Raki says that the Organization fled Headquarters when Cassandra, Roxanne and Hysteria awakened.[9]

Miria orders Deneve and Helen to search the premises. And that any personnel found are to be killed.[10]

Secret room[]

But Miria's orders are a ploy to distract her comrades as Miria relocates a pilastered portal. She forces open the wall panel, leading to a downstairs chamber, where a specimen of the Dragons' Descendents is chained. Tubes attached to the body provide life-support.[11]

Limt[]

Limt appears. For unexplained reasons, he has stayed behind. He notices that Miria appears familiar with the dragon. Then he points out the unawakened, humanoid form hanging high from the ceiling.[12]

Scene 126a
Awakened Dragons' Descendent

He reveals the true name of the Dragons' Descendents—the アサラカム[13] (Asarakamu). The Asarakamu are a hermaphroditic species. They have a lifespan of 200 years.[14]

The smaller, humanoid specimen, when awakened, would become like the larger, dragon-like specimen. Once they awaken, they cannot revert back to humanoid form.[15]

When the tissues of both forms are combined, a mobile parasite results. When implanted in humans, the parasite takes over the brain and the hosts develop into Yoma.[16]

Miria's reply[]

Miria admits being inside the chamber nine years ago, then realizing the source of the Yoma. She exposes the myth perpetrated by the Organization—that Yoma eat their victims and absorb their memories, then impersonate the victims. The reality is that the parasite eventually leaves the host, due to the Yoma body breaking down from excessive shapeshifting.[17]

She notes that the Organization violated their own rule about never killing humans, as they turned humans into Yoma, then ordered their warriors to kill these former humans. She beheads Limt, then cuts the life-support tubes of the prisoners.[18]

The Dragon bodies instantly decay.[19]

Organization's end[]

In an anticlimax, Miria is strangely reticent and reveals little to Deneve and Helen.

Outside, as the Ghosts regenerate the wounded on the battlefield, Miria announces the death of Limt.[20]

Additional details[]

Notes[]

Cover art[]

Jump SQ 06 June 2012
Jump SQ June 2012

References[]

Tankōbon Claymore volumes cited are VIZ Media (en-us) editions, unless otherwise noted. Manga scenes (chapters) not yet translated cite Shueisha tankōbon (ja) editions. Manga scenes not yet published in tankōbon form cite Jump SQ (ja) editions. Fragments of Silver Omnibus (総集編 銀の断章 Gin no Danshou) 1–3, Shueisha, are only available in Japanese. Anime scenes (episodes) cited are FUNimation (en-us) editions, unless otherwise noted.

  1. Jump SQ, June 2012, Claymore, Scene 126, p. 338
  2. Claymore 23, Scene 126, p. 9
  3. Claymore 23, Scene 126, p. 31
  4. Claymore DS Game handbook, p. 28
  5. Claymore DS Game handbook, p. 28
  6. Claymore 23, Scene 126, p. 7
  7. Claymore 23, Scene 126, pp. 8
  8. Claymore, Scene 126, p. 10
  9. Claymore 23, Scene 126, pp. 10–11
  10. Claymore 23, Scene 126, pp. 11–12
  11. Claymore 23, Scene 126, pp. 12–15
  12. Claymore 23, Scene 126, p. 16
  13. Claymore 23, Scene 126, p. 16
  14. Claymore 23, Scene 126, p. 17
  15. Claymore 23, Scene 126, pp. 16–17
  16. Claymore 23, Scene 126, p. 18
  17. Claymore 23, Scene 126, p. 19
  18. Claymore 23, Scene 126, p. 20–24
  19. Claymore 23, Scene 126, p. 25
  20. Claymore 23, Scene 126, pp. 26–31
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