Miracle Worker

Miracle Worker is the angelic stage of the Fool's path. Spirituality and everything connected to the soul — intuition, divinatory arts — reach a new level: he sees the result of divination by dreams right before his eyes, without falling asleep, and the spiritual body is able to leave the flesh and go into the Spiritual World. Intuition for danger and spiritual intuition are sharply enhanced.

The stage's authority is Miracles, and from it is born the ability of Wishes. It does not work like a command, but like an anchor: just as the understanding of God by believers becomes for Him a kind of "definition" and helps resist the imprint of the original creator in the characteristic, so too the wishes of various beings endowed with spirituality are truly capable of working a miracle. The matter likely lies in the sea of the collective subconscious. The Miracle Worker can help the same person more than once, but fulfilling similar wishes one after another over a short period will not work out.

The history of the previous stage also grows and gives, among other things, the most unpleasant property for enemies:

Resurrection — after death the Miracle Worker's characteristic departs into the historical void and merges with his own Spirit Worms from the past, making them dense; by his will the worms come back into reality and assemble him anew;

Interference in fate — he is able to influence the future, making the probability of an event greater or smaller;

Summoning from the historical void — now these are not only people and objects, but also whole scenes and events of the past familiar to him.

Control over the threads of the spiritual body grows to city scale: the Miracle Worker has no fewer than five thousand puppets, and he keeps them within an entire city. The mythical form becomes complete — a whirlpool of clusters of Spirit Worms, from which invisible tentacles grow; because of such a structure of the body, he quickly recovers even after heavy, maiming wounds.

The stage's method of action with all this is surprisingly human — and in it lies its entire essence.