So That No One Will Cry is a tall lanky humanoid doll made up of splintered wooden blocks. Yellow talismans are stuck on to various parts of the Abnormality's body, and completely cover its face. Both the talismans and wooden blocks are stained with blood, especially around the ends of its limbs.
According to the Observation Logs, the talismans are stuck on to the Abnormality with a yellow glue. Despite this, the Abnormality is easily able to transfer its talismans to its targets. The talismans appear to carry power-enhancing capabilities, though an excess of talismans leads to an opposite effect, weighing their host down. The logs also state that the talismans change to a purple color when they are pulled back onto the Abnormality's body.
Story
Log Writer: Heathcliff
Well... It's a creepy-looking wood block.
It's got blood all over... and papers, too.
They weren't common, but I did see things like this in the Backstreets from time to time. What were they about, curses...? It was funny to me that some scallies actually believed that tosh.
...Gah, I guess it wasn't a total load of bollocks, seeing that thing with my eyes.
That chop of wood, that thing moves.
Could've sworn it was stiff as wood when we saw it in the mirror dungeons or whatever, like props for a horror film.
The attacks aren't much, but when you see a solid block of wood like that... fly at you at the speed it does, it does scare you a bit.
Feels like one hit could crack a bone or two.
...Well, I'm not about to sit down and let it hit me.
Cor, why is it so bloody sticky... (A substance that seems to be yellow glue are smidged around this part.)
I bet this bugger would've posted flyers in the Backstreets for a living if it were a human... doing nothing but that for years, I guarantee you.
It put several talismans over my body before I could notice. Dammit…
Not sure if it was those creepy pieces of paper pissing me off, but it felt a bit like the bat was working better. Whatever it was, it didn't feel like a bad thing.
Oh, and the talismans on its body moved to my bat, too. Don't know how it works, but... I guess they wrapped around it.
Anyway, this thing bugs me more the more I hit it. Some kinds of stress you gotta relieve by beating things, but this doesn't help.
→ That's something only a thug would say. You really are crude. (Ishmael)
→...Huh? How's he holding off his anger when that comment's right up there? (Gregor)
→ Faust deliberately prevented him from looking at this. It would have been a waste to fill the space with useless information. (Faust)
→ That's our wise bud. (Gregor)
→ By the way... I think I felt myself feeling stronger with more talismans on me, too. Even if they didn't annoy me or make me feel anything. (Sinclair)
→ In that case... The talismans themselves might have some kind of effect. What if we tried attaching a lot of them on purpose? (Ishmael)
Damn it, why are you telling me to write this separately?
I could just keep writing where I was, you know... What's with the special treatment? It's narking me.
Forget it, I feel great turning that wood block into a pile of firewood, so I'll let it slide this time.
We tried getting a bunch of talismans on us like one of us suggested... but too many talismans actually weighed us down. It's weirdly tiring like some others said.
Instead... That wood block sometimes puts up its guard instead of attacking, you see...?
The little lad swung his halberd right then, and the talismans on that weapon got pulled into the wood block.
Then it turned purple…
Heh, that's when I got it. It couldn't do anything as we kept putting the papers on it, so we turned it into regular firewood.
→ Correction: the Abnormality returned to its ovate form. No experimental activities such as it actually turning into a pile of firewood or being lit on fire took place. (Faust)
Mirror Dungeon Event
Mirror Dungeon Event
You hear the quiet flickering of candles. In this cramped room, you find a wooden doll, standing.
Are the talismans filling the room for a wish?
Does this wooden doll wish for anything?
Remove the doll’s talismans. Select to gain a Rupture E.G.O Gift
After you removed them, the doll knelt.
Is it begging you not to take it, or is it a gesture of gratitude?
You won’t know for now.
E.G.O Gift Talisman Bundle Earned!
Remove the wall talismans. Sloth & Wrath Advantage check. Then, maybe gain a Poise E.G.O Gift depending on the subsequent choice
Who should do it?
Sloth / Wrath Advantage: ≥ 11 No Advantage: ≥ 22
Check Passed
When you detached one, a candle in the room suddenly began to burn.
With another detached, the fire burns even brighter.
The wooden doll begins to tremble ever so slightly.
Is it right to continue?
Is this what it wishes for?
Continue.
You followed the urge to remove every talisman from the room.
As you did, the candles lit up one by one…
Until the room was filled with a pale brightness.
The wooden doll at the center seemed to be liberated from a binding force.
It walked to you, offering an object.
E.G.O Gift Old Wooden Doll Earned!
Stop.
Nothing happened. The doll would simply stand there, producing small noises.
The talismans in hand have turned into sticky blood, slipping between your fingers.
Cost 30 gained
Check Failed
Nothing happened. The doll would simply stand there, producing small noises.
The talismans in hand have turned into sticky blood, slipping between your fingers.
Cost 30 gained
Remove all talismans. Win the battle to earn a Rupture E.G.O Gift and a Poise E.G.O Gift
We start removing every single talisman in the room.
The wooden doll paces here and there, uneasy and anxious.
We ignore it and continue removing the talismans.
As we were almost finished with removing the talismans, the wooden doll stands before the Sinners as though to tell them that enough is enough.
Win the battle to gain E.G.O Gifts "Talisman Bundle" & "Old Wooden Doll"
Gift
Tier: I Cost: 143 Rupture Rupture The next Y time(s) the unit is hit, take X fixed damage.
Talisman Bundle
Whenever an ally deals 12+ HP damage to an enemy with a Skill, inflict 2 Rupture Rupture The next Y time(s) the unit is hit, take X fixed damage. Potency on target.
When using a Slash Skill, inflict 4 Rupture Rupture The next Y time(s) the unit is hit, take X fixed damage. Potency instead.
Tier: II Cost: 214 Poise Poise Boost critical hit chance by X*5% for the next Y hit(s).
Old Wooden Doll
[Effects apply only to #1, #2 Deployed Identities]
On Crit, inflict 1 Defense Level Down Defense Level Down Defense Level -X for this turn. next turn. (3 times per turn per Identity)
E.G.O
The Red Sheet E.G.O is extracted from So That No One Will Cry. It is seen during the events of Canto IV, where members of the Technology Liberation Alliance, including Marile, utilize the Lobotomy E.G.O in battle against the Sinners.
Sinclair's Lobotomy E.G.O Identity was added in the Season 2 Target Extractions as a Seasonal Identity and can be obtained through the Dispenser from Season 4 onward.
Breaking the body causes blood to start seeping out, despite the Abnormality being made entirely of wood. It's possible this blood comes from its talismans, as described in the Mirror Dungeon and combat events.
While the Talismans it inflicts onto the Sinners provide a damage boost to them, reattaching the Talismans to itself only provides debuffs to the Abnormality.
This could be seen as it collecting misfortune or curses from others, hence leading to its name.
Whether it does so intentionally or against its own will is deliberately left vague.
Sloth / 
Wrath Advantage: 
