I am the Apostle of Creation. I am he who governs the phenomenon you term the Missing Procedure
― Apostle of Creation
The Apostle of Creation (創生の使徒, Sōsei no Shito?) is a characater from Star Ocean: The Last Hope. It is a conduit for the life energy produced by the Grigori so it can be sent back to the Missing Procedure, allowing for it to create near limitless military power in the form of Phantoms.
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The Apostle of Creation's true identity is actually Faize Sheifa Beleth possessed by the Grigori. After seeing many innocent people indiscriminately slaughtered, (such as the Black Tribe and his own brethren), he broke under the emotional trauma. He set out on a journey for a way to prevent these travesties from recurring. His journey led him to discover the Missing Procedure and Faize decided help it with its plan.
As the Apostle of Creation, he wants to see nothing more than the present universe destroyed, a place where he believes that nothing but sadness, death, and pain exists. He'd rather have the whole universe destroyed than for it to suffer any further. Edge comments this was a result of how much kindness Faize had toward the universe, though it was expressed in a misguided way.
After the party defeats him, escaping their entrapment in an alternate dimension, they try to dissuade the Apostle. However, his thoughts conflict with one another, and the Grigori within Nox Obscurus' core responds to his anguish by merging with him, resulting in a transformation into Satanail. The party then fights him once more. The party then fights the transformed Apostle one last time. Upon Satanail's defeat, the Grigori is destroyed (resulting in Nox Obscurus' collapse) and Faize is returned to normal, no longer in the armor of the Apostle.
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The Apostle of Creation is a boss fought at the Audience Chamber of the Palace of Creation, located at the center of Nox Obscurus. Upon defeat, it transforms into Satanail, thus serving as the game's final boss.
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- Satanail's name comes from the second book of Enoch, which explains that Satan's name was originally Satanail. At the time, Satanail was one of the fallen angels, or 'Grigori', alongside Kokabiel, Armaros, Baraqel and many more.