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It's my interpretation that it comes from the word "heck", which is very conspicuously used in the floating text during one communion, I think Healer's. I think it's a joke about the irony of a mild curse word that used to refer to evil now has been transformed as a sort of holy greeting.
Without looking, type the word
Hello
Move your right hand one space to the left and make the same finger movements.
If you type properly, you get
Gekki
But because of how the keys are staggered, I always type "y",and "h", with my left hand, so I get
Hekki
Thanks for the pointer Chris, here's the answer in case someone doesn't want to go looking for the podcast:
It was a misspelling of "Hello" in the qwerty keyboard by way of placing your hands slightly wrong and not looking, made by the creator in their Slack channel. It then became an in joke and was added to the game.
That being said, process/intent by us does not always equate to how one may interpret it! I do like this reading of "heck," that we see people talking about! It's made us think about it in new ways :)
It was clocked by us that we don't say "heck" very much in the game. :)
And having in mind that the belief on the ALLMOTHER borderlines the religious type, it sounded fitting!
It doesn't really need a hard definition. A kind of mash-up of "heck", with vague usage like "hella" and "very/lots/great". Feels like its origin would have just been some entry in a certain persons journal, or a misremembered part of a story passed on. A thing a teenager would say but that mutated via the generational 'telephone' game.