Śoreq Qisshur, the conjunction part of speech in “Milhamah: Fighting Words.” He is a Holy Tongue Society spy who infiltrates the Bavel Macrostructure’s media organizations.
Based on the קשר shoresh root and its family, Qisshur has a broad spectrum of powers. He cools and congeals liquids (including his body’s) into gel or even ice. He also can manipulate the chains in his pockets and his fortified vest.
Above all, Qisshur obsesses over conspiracy theories, and his belief that all is connected gives him uncanny relationship skills. He builds an accidental harem wherever he goes. All it takes is a wink and a pickup line like: “It’s you and me against the New World Order, baby.”
But since Qisshur’s true love is exposing Bavel’s hidden masterminds, he usually plays it cool with romance.
Demeh, the phantasmic virtual mime, is a minion that the Bavel Macrostructure deploys against scofflaws and tax evaders. It rolls in on a modified bogus machine, which projects a wireframe image to frighten the enemy. But while this ghost is a dummy, it’s no joke. It assimilates its targets’ data, mirrors their appearance and then silences them with mimic attacks!
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