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Ena is the proclaimed "Mother of Notalium" that appears as a statue holding a large piece of Notalium in Chapter 2 and in the artwork for Journey. She also appears in Chapter 6, though only in Halpas' flashbacks.
Appearance[]
Ena is an attractive woman with blonde hair and yellow eyes. She wears a long, white cloak in most of her appearances, including her statue depiction. When she worked in the Notalium Administration, she wore a white lab coat with a black shirt underneath.
Background[]
Ena was the first inventor in history to successfully keep sound energy in minerals to be used as an energy source. She is referred to respectfully as the "Mother of Notalium."
Hundreds of years ago, Ena and her husband Halpas invented Notalium technology. In doing so, they captured the sound of objects into a physical form, Notalium crystals. Over time, Ena had been exposed to immense amounts of Notalium energy which strained her body, eventually causing her to collapse. Before she did so, she invented a new type of Notalium, capable of holding her life energy. She is within the Notalium Tree of Life which Halpas attempts to awaken.
In Chapter 7 Story, it was revealed that Ena started to regret creating Notalium technology as time went on. She had become affected by the power of Notalium, and by that time, it was too late. Notalium started to become self-aware, without humans noticing it. This self-aware Notalium began to unleash its power, hypnotizing scientists in the belief they can control it and stabilize its energy. Ena was the first to be hypnotized, therefore leading to her illness. As she re-examined the Notalium of Life, Ena realized there were several problems in its design. However by that time it was too late. Before she died, Ena ordered all Notalium technologies to be destroyed. The Notalium of Life was handed to a few trusted scientists, and backup data transferred to a distant location. This location is revealed to be the Silence Border Guard.
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Trivia[]
- Her name means "one" in Greek and Slovene.
- Although appearing many times in the Main Story, she has yet to have any dialogue.