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Brittle Crown description is also very interesting. Is it linked to the heretic? I can't be sure. But it seems it is talking about Providence behavior from the point of view of its brother (?).
It looks like Providence brought all of these different monsters (beatles, lemurians, wisps, clay templars and such) on this planet to save them :
"They were doomed for good reason. Dunepeople of Aphelia: lost, in fanatic worship of parasitic influences. Lemurians: destined to a dead planet, picked clean. Chitin beasts. Automations of death. Why do you bring them home? They were not meant to survive."
Or to enslave them from brother point of view :
"I have watched you for ages, from my dead rock - and every century, you disgust me with vanity. You invite vermin into your home. Wretches. Rats. Monsters. Creatures without restraint. Each and every one, planet killers. And yet, you entertain them as guests. Like children, requiring saving and protection.
She should have died for me. Her gift was wasted on you.
And when will we open discussion - dear brother - of all your thin lies? Why do you forbid your guests to leave? To pilot? Why do you fashion great walls and gates? Why do you weave constructs of destruction, if your role is protection? They are entries in your collection. You slaver. Gatekeeper. Hoarder."
And then the last part of the description is quite telling:
"Your death is fated. When you die - and you WILL die - I will be ready. I have been patient for millennia. That planet... is mine."
There's final boss potential here. Is it the Heretic? Could be. It's quite exciting, we'll see :)
Edit: Sorry if in the end, it's nothing new and it has been already said. I just got excited by this discovery/hypothesis ahah