The Shrine of the Hacker

Description (Story)
The Shrine of the Hacker is seen in Act 1 Chapter 5, and is one of the main focal points of Act 1.

This shrine is one of the 4 things that causes magic to exist in the Final Destination Universe (The other 3 being The Scarf of the Monochromatic, the Antithey Phenomenon, and the Demons).

This shrine is also thought to be the link between Demons and teletubbies, if this shrine were to be destroyed, it's likely [the weaker] Demons [such as Tristalline, Csyoxyrin, and Paromalypse] wouldn't be able to step foot on Earth anymore.

Description (In-Story)
The Shrine of the Hacker is a location near The Ploutonion, it is visited by Moora and Coruscate right after the infection gets to Kansas.

It's made mostly of terraformed rock and is considered (in folklore and ancient human texts) to be an entrance to hell itself.

Inhabitants

 * 1) Consensus (Originally)
 * 2) Paromalypse (Formerly)

Abilities
Over the course of over 700 years, this shrine and its deity have perfected their abilities.

A few of these abilities include;


 * Gender Manipulation

Gender Manipulation was one of the original abilities that the shrine possessed, and is one of the more tedious things someone would have to deal with. However, as this is one of the oldest shrine abilities, it's likely to screw up. Some notable failures include accidentally creating more than one version of the person being affected.


 * Magic Imbuing

After a new patch of land (Kansas) was discovered by a group of human settlers in the 1600's, the shrine was discovered and altered to fit the needs and wants of the humans. Although, at this point in human evolution, they weren't well versed in, nor knew anything about, magic, so they ended up screwing the shrine up. This, in turn, caused Magic Imbueing to become a power of the shrine. The humans who proceeded to worship the shrine's deity thought that this was some kind of blessing, when in reality it could just be because of pity.. It's only been used once to power a scarf during the same year. It's unknown if the shrine can directly give a life form magic, since the only 9 people affected have been affected via the Scarf of the Monochromatic.


 * Sickness Embedding

Another odd power the shrine seems to possess is the ability to cause unnatural sickness in surrounding teletubbies. Not much is known about this sickness other than it is nearly 100% fatal, and it has only affected one person. Symptoms include abnormal fur/skin color change, lung decay, and loss of iron in the blood stream, which causes an unnatural blue tint in the blood. The sole infected individual likely lost their life due to either a predator who saw them as easy pickings, or a breath related casualty.

Credits
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Also, just to clarify something; some things in Final Destination, such as the date Kansas was founded, will be swapped due to the humans dying off quicker.