Puck affectionately refers to the beherit in Guts' possession as Becchi, and considers it his own.The beherit is typically colored green or bluish green.Guts currently possesses the beherit that belonged to the Count, which he took as a means of reaching the God Hand.As evidenced by the Count, who couldn't bring himself to sacrifice his daughter, Theresia, dying apostles who activate a beherit a second time without offering a sacrifice are dragged into the Abyss' Vortex of Souls once they die.It is unknown whether there exist several different crimson beherits or if the same beherit came to each of the God Hand members in turn.Ī blue-gray beherit, featured in artwork for the Berserk Visual & Story File. As preordained by causality, an owner will offer a precious sacrifice in exchange for being reborn as a member of the God Hand. Once every 216 years, during the time of the Eclipse, an owner of the Crimson Beherit is granted an audience with the God Hand. The Crimson Beherit, also known as the "Egg of the King", is said to grant one the world in exchange for the owner's flesh and blood, only falling into the hands of one bearing requisite qualities to become a member of the God Hand. An owner's desperate desire for life may reactivate a beherit, therefore summoning the God Hand and permitting the owner to offer another sacrifice in exchange for new life. īeherits are not rendered null after activation. Beherits will also shake and rearrange their features in resonance with the sudden influx of great evil power, such as the voices of Albion's restless dead desiring the "new world" realized through Griffith's incarnation, Slan's appearance in Qliphoth, and Ganishka's emergence as "Shiva". Upon activation, a beherit rearranges its facial features, forming a distressed face which sheds tears of blood and emits a low scream before creating a temporal junction.
Furthermore, when mishandled, a beherit may give off notable expressions of discomfort. While seemingly inanimate most times, on occasion, one of a beherit's eyes may open and stare at an examiner. Ī beherit resembles an egg, covered with human facial features arrayed across its surface, giving it a rather disconcerting appearance. A beherit belongs to a specific owner and therefore, no matter the circumstances, will always find its way to them when said owner's desire is great enough. The fate associated with a beherit "rests in the hands of its master who sent it". Beherits are created in the Abyss as "droplets of ideas that have spilled from sea to eternity".
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