Three Blasphemies

The Three Blasphemies are a group of supervillains operating in Europe.

Background

They have attacked political figures. They're widely viewed as being in league to one nation or another, a superweapon being utilized to give said nation a leg up, but nobody's been able to work out who, exactly.<ref name="SB1">Comment by Wildbow on Spacebattles</ref>

At some point, the Three Blasphemies came to be under constant surveillance by Dragon.

Goals

The Blasphemies were generally agreed to be in the service of a European country due to their political activites, but nobody could agree which one.

Appearence

The Three Blasphemies are made up of three women with alabaster skin and white hair. They wear masks depicting ruby-lipped faces - a smile, a frown and a snarl - and flowing, white dresses.

Powers

One of their powers was to always survive so long as one of the three survived.

Origins

The Blasphemies were widely rumoured to be an artificial construct of some kind, a projection or Tinker-made creation.

History

The Three Blasphemies were unable to be reached by Cauldron and thus were not invited to the meeting that was arranged to talk about Khonsu. Doctor Mother mentioned this to the other people she invited to the meeting before saying that everyone would have a lot less problems if people like them could be reached.

During The Timeskip, the Blasphemies killed the King and Queen of the Netherlands, resulting in their daughter Ariane - a ten-year-old parahuman - notionally taking control. This was the fourth intervention by the Blasphemies in the political sphere.<ref name="PRT66">PRT Quest threat ii p66</ref>

The Three Blasphemies became active some time later and were confronted by European capes that helped control the amount of damage they created.

The Three Blasphemies later appeared during a meeting to discuss Scion and how Cauldron planned to deal with him.

Khepri later took control of the Three Blasphemies during Golden Morning, and noted that one of their powers was to always survive so long as one of the three survived.

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