Editing Power of Song

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The '''Power of Song''' is a power held by the [[Mayor (Position)|Mayor]] of [[Watersong]] in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]''. It plays an instrumental part in maintaining the village, with [[Rose]] claiming that the village would be gone with out the Power of Song. It is presumably passed on to each Mayor by singing a song, and this process presumably kills the previous host. Only one transfer has ever been seen, from Rose to [[Miles]], though the transfer was reversed by the [[Creator]].

== {{Icon|Book}} Story ==
Before the events of ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'', [[Rose]] obtained the Power of Song and became [[Mayor (Position)|Mayor]] of [[Watersong]]. Some time later, Rose was performing an opera and was challenged by [[Salem]], who made her swear on a [[Promise Conch]]; the winner of a signing competition will gain the title of "Greatest Opera Singer in the World" while the loser would lose their voice for all eternity. Rose agreed to these terms, believing that the Power of Song would help her prevail. However, Salem cheated and Rose lost the competition, losing her voice and by extension, losing the Power of Song. 

[[Miles]], Rose's son, began searching for the Promise Conch, eventually gaining help from [[Mari]], [[Jowee]], and the [[Hero]]. Once the Conch was recovered, the [[Creator]] reversed the promise, restoring the Power of Song to Rose. However, Rose felt too much guilt to continue being Mayor, so she decided to transfer the Power of Song to Miles that night. Rose and [[Butler]] corner Miles in [[Rose's Mansion]] that night, and she sings [[Light of my Life]] to transfer the Power of Song to Miles. However, the [[Creator]] intervenes in the process and tells Rose that there is still much needed of her.

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* The Power of Song could be seen as [[Watersong]]'s counterpart to the [[Book of Life]], with each being passed down through the [[Mayor (Position)|mayors]] and are tied directly to the village's survival.
* Since she doesn't make an appearance in the game, Rose's status is unknown during the events of ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]''. Because of this, it is unknown whether she or her son [[Miles]] holds the Power of Song in that game.

=={{Icon|PaintingIcon}} Media ==
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RoseLosesPower.png|[[Rose]] making the bet with [[Salem]].
RoseRestored.png|The [[Promise Conch]] being undone.
RoseAdmitsDefeat.png|Rose telling [[Mari]] that she plans to give up the Power of Song.
PowerOfSong.png|The Power of Song hovering between Rose and [[Miles]].
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