Did Dainsleif and our sibiling lie to us?┃Perinheri explained (Genshin impact 4.5 Lore and Theory)
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- čas přidán 9. 07. 2024
- #genshinimpact #genshinlore #dainsleif #arlecchino #hoyoverse
vids a day late, but what can I say was enthralled in all the arlecchino gameplay and animations and boss leaks we were getting, and felt the urge to 100% chenyu vale to ensure I have enough primos to get both arlecchino and her weapon, cause drip is eternal. anyone know what arlecchinos build is? her kit to long to digest rn, but idk if she has a new set or not. really tried to avoid bringing up alrecchino leaked info in this vid, cause there some obvious things going on here lol. anyway talking about dainsleif and the new perinheri book that dropped in genshin impact patch 4.5, which gave us some rather large lore dumps regarding the truth about the khaenriah cataclsym and the curse of the wilderness. I hardely touched on it but I like the genshin theory that the crimson moon is infact a dynasty. if dainsleif and our sibiling kept this info from what us, I wonder what other truths they wont tell us.
music: massobeats
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:14 Genshin Impact 4.5
3:35 Reading Perinheri book
9:50 Crimson Moon
14:24 The curse of the wilderness
#genshinimpact #genshinlore #dainsleif #arlecchino - Hry
![Is Arlecchino Perinheri's Reincarnation? - The Power Behind The Crimson Moon || Genshin Theory [4.6]](/img/n.gif)
Why am I so early?? wtf😂
great then u can be in charge. man the comments soldier, im going to bed.
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@@Fenix_999_55 What is your opinion on fatui genocide?
@@TheUnintelligentOne I don't condemn👁👄👁
@@DawitsLookingforEmilia curse ofwildeness is already exise long before khanriah was found
The MC’s Sibling has no right to blame Dainsleif for failing to prevent the Khaenrhi’ahn people from turning into monsters of the Abyss; as they were there since before it all happened THEY could have prevented the Cataclysm!
yeah I mean either were gonna learn dain is hiding something, or the sibiling jus had wild expectations of a human to 1v9 the gods lmfao
I think there is only one area where Dainsleif would be definitely stronger than the Sibling. Dainsleif surely has more pull in Kaenri'ah politics. Even with the Sibling being a "princess".
And so, Sibling might be unhappy that Dain did not prevent the higher-ups from somehow triggering the Cataclysm.
@@kotarouinugami1745 But sibling travels with Dain post cataclysm
@@kotarouinugami1745 The Sibling was practically an Idol to the Khaenrhi’ahns and was technically of higher rank than Dainsleif who was only a Royal Guard so… the Sibling should have Intervened at the first sign that something Catastrophic was about to occur.
@@EthHawke94Indeed, it seems that the Sibling had significant influence in Kaenri'ah. But being from an established aristocratic clan and with a proper position, Dainsleif was at least comparable to her. More importantly, it is likely that his information network was better, while an outsider like the Sibling did not know or understand Kaenri'ah much.
Still, arguing about Kaenri'ah's politics is quite pointless, considering how little we know about it. I'm just suggesting a possible reason for the Sibling to blame Dainsleif.
we actually knew that curse of wilderness came before the cataclysm because there were some hilichurl tribes in other nations before that, but now it all makes sense how that was possible.
this book was crazy, we know Arlecchino relates to this in some way but now the question is HOW
yes we knew there were older hilichurls, but were unaware of how/why they became hilichurls because all we had to go on was khaenriah
My theory is that someone or something is messing up the timelines, that’s why they low key make no sense
It all roots to the Unified Civilization. These guys were probably the first victims of the curse.
When Clothar describes the people being inflicted with the curse he says 'they were struck with the curse as they fled'. This perfectly aligns with the concept that the people fleeing Khaenriah re-entered the dominion of the seven and were struck down by it. I suggest a possible alternative, though: that being the seven arriving and cleansing Khaenriah extended their influence to Khaenriah, removing that blindspot and causing the curse to afflict people in Khaenriah.
removing the blindspot is a good point, although if the cataclsym started in khaenriah but affected all of teyvat then they removed that blind spot themselves lol
first of all you have to take EVERYTHING written with a grain of salt, this "angelica" is by no means telling the truth about everything. I'm think perin might actually be the "captain" since he was nigh on undefeatable in khaenriah's time, and he saw his best friend "mutated" by what he was told was a god's vengeance for abandoning their god. This gives him ample reason to go against the "gods" and join the fatui. Angelica is definitely an entity either allied with the "sinner" or controlled by him, hell bent on escaping fate which they call 'freedom". The jester also having seen the end of the eclipse dynasty and the destruction of khaenriah is of similar thoughts but I doubt this is perin himself as perin seemed more a warrior. (and if the story is right from another world, just NOT a descender)
We know (deus auri) zhongli fought and won against MANY gods during the archon war, angelica could be a minion of one of these maybe even the one who had xiao's "controlled" . As for freedom itself, it's always a double edged sword. Freedom to choose is great, but not everyone's choices are altruistic, selfish choices often lead to others downfall if not their own, and possibly the fall of an entire civilization.
If forsaking your gods turns you into a hillichurl, that only makes pure blooded khaenri'ahns more suspicious. They are either:
- Not created by the Primordial One (or they would have turned into hillichurls for turning their back to them)
- Evolved vishaps (the ones in Enka like living in the dark so...)
- The offspring of a Descender or someone from Celestia (those sparkly starry eyes)
We could argue that well, Dain referred to khaenri'ahns as humans and since they apparently never had a god, they were betraying no one BUT we know that before the Primordial One, no humans lived in Teyvat and even if people like Hleobrant, who didn't personally forsake any god had ancestors who did, they'd be cursed equally.
There's also the possibility that the Curse of Wilderness was cast AFTER Khaenri'ah's divorce from Celestia and since they were the first children of the heavens, they were immune to the curse.
This last one would explain why, despite being atheists, they can't stop plastering the star of Ishtar everywhere or how Khaenri'ah is just "Traitor of the Winds" in Arabic.
The Crimson Moon? It's either Celestia or the Cocoon of Finality, idk.
im curious what you mean khaenriahs divorce from celestia?
Although do u raise a good point about why those founding khaenriahns and pure blooded ones dont suffer from the curse. we know the kingdom was founded around the time of the fall of sal vindagnyr, by which people had already developed a less then favorable position on celestia due to the nails
@@DawitsLookingforEmilia oh by divorcing Celestia I meant cutting ties with them/forsaking them. Like how Enkanomiya used to worship the Primordial One and had divine envoys before getting knocked down under the sea, which made them worship only Istaroth after that.
There's still a lot of things we don't know about khaenri'ahns and it's fun to speculate but with Perinheri I had the chilling realization that we don't know where these people came from. They like to separate themselves from everything and everyone in Teyvat that they are starting to look too sinister for my liking.
I once heard a theory (don't remember where unfortunately) that Pure-blood Khaenri'ahns were descendants of Nibelung because of their star-shaped eyes + some more Norse mythology symbolism
i always thought that the symbolic star shaped eyes are kinda similar to lizard eyes. like tsumi, npc from the enkanomiya event
It was those with “pure blood” that didn’t turn into hiliturls, while those with half or no pure blood turned, Nobles also turned into hilturls so it’s not just higher ups, so what makes a khaenri’ahn pure blooded?? That’s what confuses me
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honestly i understand why it looked like the curse was aconsequence of the cataclysm. the curse activates after crossing khaenriahn border and probably the only time people were massively crossing it was during the cataclysm
ALSO. "swallowed by" in the dain's introduction could also be translated as "took revenge on". kinda sounds like a civil war
yes i agree it sounds as if there was internal strife within the kingdom
Arlecchino also seems to be very much so related to the Moon according to her Drip Marketing. HoYo is cooking something up, and you brought this up just at the right time imo
for the Crimson Dynasty and Eclipse Dynasty one, in the book, near the end, there is additional notes abt it, where its stated that the Crimson Dynasty were already playing with Alchemy/Khemia and have already created Riftwolf, but in the Eclipse Dynasty, those alchemy practice were left behind because mechanical engineering were trendy in those days. which is interesting, since despite it being left behind, alchemy still is a big part of khaenriah's fall.
in a hidden world quest Pursuit, we find a 'Log' left by Jakob in ???, it stated there that the Universitas Magistrorum could invert even the alchemical stages, which made me think that this is the reason the Alchemy stage given by Albedo is Red than Gold, rather than the opposite, but invert could also mean turning back something to its pure form. the Universitas Magistrorum exist in the time of the story, and from the text we could assume they live in the time of the Crimson Dynasty, soo what happened to the Universitas Magistrorum in the time of the Eclipse Dynasty?
idk what im talkin abt and its all over the place, but yeah.
i just had a thought, was the forbidden library clothar mentioned in the universitas? i dont remember
So we can say that heritage of Crimson Dynasty, the alchemy (perhaps with the help of people who wished for restoration of Crimson Dynasty), destroyed the Eclipse Dynasty (and perhaps the whole of Kaenri'ah)?
LMAO NOT UNCLE RUCKUS that was not a cameo I expected. Also I am happy that since I am in Fontaine act 3, I am almost caught up to the archon quests and will be able to play the next Dainsleif quest when it gets released. Also I love Neuvillette’s character although I find his objective of judging the gods, especially the archons, stupid. At least he is reasonable and his voice actor is quite good at saying French words which makes me happy as a fluent French speaker.
that dain quest in narnia rn ngl
@@DawitsLookingforEmilia Lmao and last dain quest barely had any dain in it at all lol. Next dain quest just won’t have dain in it at all lmao imagine
th reading book part felt like something from those asmr audio book readings😭
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I was listening to that song the other day. Lmao! The hocus pocus one and then I see the replies to this. xD
@@blackswanxkafkatrutherCome little children, the time's come to play
I think Angelica has to be literally what she states to be at the end: just the idea of freedom and unlinking yourself from fate and the ruling of the world. She's mostly a metaphor the author uses for that. When Perinheri starts seeing her "trueself" it states she's "neither a beautiful woman from Liyue nor a wicked witch". And then, he sees nothing in front of him.
What happened there, I feel is that Hleobrant represents Khaenri'ah's ambition of getting freed from Heavenly Principles, and how he went mad going after it, not really just seeking a pretty girl. By the end, Perinheri is the one who gets the true "freedom" as Angelica states.
yes it could be, shes more the personification of an "ideal" then an actual person
What if he is dain and the "it" dain mentioned is true freedom
So that's why he doesn't erode away like the other people of that nation
But then what's with her saying she's a devout follower of a god defeated by Morax?
@unknownbutawesome8759 archon war was a long time ago
But kanreiah is in a different space
Time might not work the same there
@@unknownbutawesome8759could be a facade
Deus Auri in the text: what the fuck am I even doing here 😭
Also, spot on. After the Fontaine AQ I started wondering whether the Curse was somehow like the prophecy: rather than a punishment, it was the result of transgressing an agreement/contract/clause Celestia, the *rules of this world*, had for the human realm to follow the path meant for them, to protect them, prevent them from venturing into the unknown and uncalculated.
When you mentioned the orphanage trying to find the Descenders, doesn't it suddenly remind you of how Celestia itself is selecting humans to ascend to ''Godhood'' through their system of Hallogenes?
One last thing, the fact that people who ''betrayed their gods'' were cursed to turn into monsters Kind of both throws me back to Liyue and Inazuma AQ.
One of the main drivers for the abdication of Rex Lapis was how voices were rising amongst high-ranking society figures in Liyue citizens in demand of sharing his power over governing themselves. Your theory makes sense in this context, because maybe had his presumed death not happened, they would have sooner or later started to disobey him ? therefore a Liyue who believes their God is dead bears no sin over betraying him. After all, in the last lines of the AQ, he had a very strange voice line where he hints that a certain someone was behind the idea of ceding power to humans, this line still haunts me.
And before anybody comes at me about Inazuma though, Watastsumi Island might be a different case because their original God wasn't Ei, and even if that logic applies to them as well, they somehow are not considered traitors because they challenged the shogun and not Ei, and because they rebelled against the vision hunt decree who goes against the will of the heavens.
we share alot of the same thoughts, agree with nearly everything here :D
@DawitsLookingforEmilia Thank you! that made my day haha 😄 thank you for the quality and above all, very entertaining content 👌👌
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This is connected to Eleazar somehow. Dottore was interested in patients afflicted with the decease not Scaramouche he was largely a distraction to extract Haypaysia. She is going to be relevant later on in the story. Don't think Dottore currently yet knows what Eleazar is but he know's it's connected to the immortality curse Dainsleif has.
wasent eleazer caused by the foribbiden knowledge polluting irminsul? and now that theres no more forbidden knowledge in irminsul, eleazar is also no more right?
@@DawitsLookingforEmilia But the origin was forbidden knowledge not Irminsul. So I am pretty sure it does still exist, and Haypaysia was abducted. But I am not sure, there are many curses floating around, and I think they have some sort of connection with each other.
eleazar was happening due to the forbidden knowledge deshret brought to it's people it started spreading in rainforest too it isn't exactly same as what dain have since his curse he said is rather simple his body is ageless but his mind isn't he will wander like a crazy maniac and is unable to die just like clothar was turning
Dain in quest also explains that he needs to remove part of his memories because his mind can't handle it and it's hinted it's not a curse that anyone can handle
Eleazar is i would say somewhat similar to hilichurls/curse of wilderness they have black scales all over and their posture becomes bad they can't walk etc etc.
And it was said that tighnari was taking care of haypasia after we left
@@osmial we Dont know what eleazar is, my point was that Dottore was first and foremost interested in Eleazar. He used an abandoned hospital to experiment on eleazar patients specifically. Now I dont think he did that by chance
@@alexanderericson8628 dottore didn't do anything by chance he has one of the sages from khaenri'ah backing him and supposedly someone who has ventured into abyss(capitano)
But again dottore does alot of things eleazar isn't something unknown it's just a disease that effected humans because they couldn't take the forbidden knowledge unlike god's and dragons
And dottore's main goal for joining fatui was to make advance humans and to do that he shall go to any length and he is trying to make a perfect segment of himself which should explain for him disease like eleazar are something that gives understanding what he needs to do to become something that transcend god's his goals are similar to that of Remus and khaenri'an's
Eleazar isn't something mysterious thing it's just forbidden knowledge is what we should be after
the crimson moon being an eye reminds me of dainsleifs "i fear *he* might've seen you" line. could it be he was talking about the eye rather than the crystal?
this is interesting
Thankyou for the lore, my faith to the PRIMORDIAL ONE, grows stronger each vid
Giant Eye? Is this similar to Honkai 3rd Giant Eye?
@@amieldelacruz7010 THE FINAL COCOON!!! THE TRUE WILL OF HONKAI!!!
never played hi3 so ill take ur guys word for it lol
This is why you don’t believe anything you hear. You need to hear both sides of any given arguments. We need to hear what the heavenly principles have to say.
my man marcus thinkin with his head
That's the problem. Heavenly principles refuse to speak. And unlike Furina, they have no excuse. For they are as high in the hierarchy of gods as it gets.
@kotarouinugami1745 wdym unlike furina? thats crazy hindsight. we didnt know furina couldnt speak until after we discovered the truth. we dont know whats goin on in celestia rn
@@DawitsLookingforEmiliaYou have a point.
What I mean, is that unless we get deep into Honkai crossovers, Celestia as a whole has no external reasons to keep silent. We can only conclude that something is wrong with Celestia itself.
Perhaps it has too much Forbidden Knowledge and avoids contact with the surface world to not contaminate the rest of Teyvat.
I always think that Celestia destroy nation when they have a connection with abyss / forbidden knowledge to prevent of spreading. Genshin lore is interesting because we knew about it from characters and every characters have their own perspective. Sometimes they don't know, know something wrong or don't want to say.
yeah but some nations they dont, like gurabad, or king deshrets kingdom
Another very interesting thing about "Perinheri".
I've read that in the Traditional Chinese version of the book Perinheri's gender changes depending on which Traveller you pick.
I was unable to find which way exactly (whether Perinheri is the same gender as the Traveller or the opposite), so that's for someone who knows the language to confirm.
I personally think Perinheri corresponds with the Abyss twin, since they "cannot shoulder the world", but this is pure speculation on my part.
Edit: Okay, I've checked it (with both male and female Traveler) and Perinheri's gender is the same as the Traveler. So my speculation was wrong... Interesting.
Edit: the Sage's gender also changes and is the same as the Traveler.
Also, another interesting thing of note. The curse only seems to catch up to Khaenri'ahns when they leave Khaenri'ah. Hleobrant transformed when the three of them left.
And when you read the notes near the Khaenri'ahn Gate, it seems the same thing happened there: people started turning into monsters after leaving through the Gate.
That's food for thought
well now if this is true this is VERY interesting
@@DawitsLookingforEmilia I've checked it (by changing my games language and comparing texts) and apparently my speculation was wrong. Perhinheri's pronouns are the same as the Traveler
@@_dragonflies_it indeed was true during beta. they changed it around the time of the preload for some reason
also, not only perinheri's gender varied, the sage also had changeable pronouns
@@bby3846 yeah, and the Sage's gender is also the same as both Perinheri and the Traveler...
I wonder what could this possibly mean...
The only liar in genshin is that MFin steve
Not to mention every time an NPC mentions "buried treasure" only to go there and found out we've been tricked for the 7193th time
@@plvto1 Some of these NPCs are obtuse as all heck as if the appearance of Elias those MF became criptic as shit as if they can't avoid revealing shit about the Isle of cannibals WHICH ISN'T EVEN COMING OUT FOR 1.5 years. Dear god.
who is Steve..
I need to know that too@@bandagesquanderingmachine679
talk yo talk
Huh..you know it sounds kinda similar with The Time I Reincarnated as a Slime.Children of other worlds were summoned into a singular waypoint,for the sole purpose of making them the ultimate weapon.
Interesting.
ive been meaning to pick that show up again.
a person who is immortal can't just be called a god just cause he's strong or so. The person who created or sustains this word is called god. Maybe hoyoverse is telling us that worshiping these fake gods is considered a sin and just like real life they will burn. not by real flames but rather the flames of suffering. I mean why would you be punished such way other than dying directly or being a direct example of what happens to a person who defies a god but apperently celestia and other gods decided not to tell anybody that the hilichruls and other monsters were old kanrhiean. Something is wrong. In dainslif charecter card it said the primordial one (aka celestia) overthgrew the catheclism. So, the primordial one actually saved everyone from the wierd experements of kanrhia. So, in short, the people from khanria isn't cursed by the celestia but rather for some other cause. I don't think the primordial one is a main villain or so. I think the unknown god is goanna be one of the final villains but she isn't evil. Maybe she got cursed too since it can be seen throw her other arm. Maybe there is another greater power which is using the name of celestia to ruin everything and controll everyone and this evil villain is the one who controlls abyss inclusding out twin sister/brother and the unknown god. Or the unknown god for some reason knew about the fate of tayvat so she decided to halt we both siblings so we can save the world before she her self looses controll and get's corrupted.
If you like this theory would you like to have a conversation with me in discord
wow this is interesting, so from this perspective the archons would actually be akin demiurge, and not the primordial one. i should make a discord at some point, but I wanna think about ur point first
my point is that the person who is the final villain is not the primordial one. Just like a zombi apoclyps, the primordial one and the unknown god must have been affected. But even then there remains the question why the arcons have demon names. I think the primordial one is like a strict king who won't tolarate diorder and there is a bad reputation of him and the arcons are missunderstanding something that's worth calling them a demon.
I think the final villain is none other than the abyss itself. I think the power of the abyss has a physical manufastation.@@DawitsLookingforEmilia
@@waitingtoberevived Marana's Avatar can be considered a manifestation of the abyss, but the forbidden knowledge aspect of the abyss.
I don't think the knoledge itself is a curse. The word forbidden means it's not allowed for a cetain reasons. Not like it's impposible to be used in a proper cause. The people in tayvat is created by the primordial one so we can say that the people living there is flawed being cause they are not true humens like from earth. On the other hand aether is from a different world. Could be eath but he's not a being from tayvat. For that sake I think the forbidden knowledge is some short of complex power which is too much for a flwed being from tayvat to handle. Even then we saw rukadavata and king deshret handle it so it's safe to assume that it has less to do with a being's capablity and more about how powerful you are. I think later it'll be revealed that the forbidden knowledge is just another kind of power beyound tayvat that is too much for people from there to handle so it's forbidden. If you remember that old khanrian tried to summon powers beyound tayvat using their method of alchamy. Maybe there is a reason they were suffering. Maybe they got into unfair buisness with the primordial one so they tried to summon a power from beyound tayvat and along with it came our abyss sibling along with the forbidden knoledge and the curse of abyss turning people into monsters.Our abyss sibling saw how desperate people were and how they tried to fight their best even with destiny. I don't know anything about the destiny consept but there's definetely goanna be something related to irminsul or time travel. And when our sibling found his or her way of judgement they decided to take a step just like when we see someone abusing the weak our judgement hits us and tells us to take a step to save that person.@@zelktheinvader7874
If we follow the idea that Deshret is king Irmin and the Sinner, the Crimson Dinastie would be the literal representention of Deshret himself, and those who are able to see his form are thus reborn into the new Kahenri' ah society, maybe
maybee
It sounds to me like the space in which Khanrhea existed (which would also be the space that is known as Teyvat at this point.) seems to be some sort of prison. If the curse works indiscriminately based on those who forsake their god, then most likely all those who have a fate or a constellation are susceptible to the curse of the wild. It also seems to me like the crimson Moon which was also an I might actually be some kind of being who is overseeing or observing Teyvat.
If we do not count the archons as gods, then those who stand above the archons in terms of power are likely "the ones who could transcend gods"
Some thoughts that come to mind are,
The Abyssal portal from the Khaverina quest
The fable of the genesis pearl
And lastly, the fascinating nuance that each nation has its own vision encasing, despite the idea that elemental authority, might not even come from the archon of that nation.
Fontaine's quests have hammered in the idea to me that the people of Teyvat are definitely sorted.
Kinda makes the Khanreians disdain for mixing blood hit differently.
i really wonder if we can rexamine the bp cutscene with this crimson moon stuff
But it still doesn't explain why the people of Khaerina'h turned into monsters (because it was said that that nation reveres no god, so nothing to forsake), and also, why the pure blooded ones got the immortality curse instead of the wilderness one.
I really find your videos helpful to understand the lore, the way you tell it makes me laugh too 😂❤
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I am back with more crack. The Crimson Moon Dynasty is Celestia.
How so? Please elaborate
Have your drug dealer contact mine. I wanna be on whatever it is you're on.
You're NOT the Dragon King
From the book Faded Castle or something, right?
@EchoRechoe LMFAOOOOOO
The problem for me is, I may read books or character lore but I have a shitty memory and attention span so I watch this kind of videos
thats fine :D
3:18 well that escalated quickly
bro why she dont love him man
@@DawitsLookingforEmilia yeah man I'm in tears RN 😭
Yea i just got this book. Thought ill read later. Now u make a vid abt it. Lol ty saves me the time
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Yeah Neohumanism is pretty old. The earliest native mass Hilichurlification recorded is Gurabad. Maybe v4.6 will reveal something similar with Remuria. But if the Vile Transformation is indeed an example of Neohumanism, as seems likely, and if Surtalogi came across with the 2nd (or is the 2nd) then he may have been studying that stuff even before coming to Teyvat. But Gurabad feels like 7-8000 years ago.
I don't know about the fictional Angelica's take on Neohumanism though. Pissing off gods seems to be the go-to answer to everything that goes wrong in Teyvat as far as the humans go. Bump your toe? You must have sinned against and then been cursed by the god of toe nails. Every time anything happens it's "the gods are angry". Meanwhile it turns out the god has been asleep 500 years and didn't give a shit even when they were awake.
What god did Gurabad forsake? Pure blooded Khaenri'ahns didn't have a god to forsake. And if the "sin" carries on down the generations how come Kaeya's family is OK and the descendants of Hadura? Did Ukko forsake his god? because it feels like the other way around. Which god did Jakob forsake? Childe? Skirk? The student of Guhua who became a Lawachurl?
As for the Crimson Moon being both before and after... meh. I mean I just figure the book is wrong. Otherwise you're looking at a Planet of the Apes / Day of the Triffid scenario, except silly instead of cool. Khaenri'ahns used to have Rifthounds as their beasts of burden and cavalry, to ride into battle on, and then with the invention of the robots the Rifthounds fell out of use so... they boxed them all up for 4000 years? and then the Rifthounds all escaped and killed everyone (hence Crimson Moon swallowing Dark Sun)? That's about as daft as saying human civilization will be destroyed by horses who are still salty that automobiles replaced them all.
Anyway there's a problem with this book really being a Khaenri'ahn legend: if it was then all the Khaenri'ahns fleeing the Cataclysm wouldn't have been surprised about turning into Hilichurls when they surfaced. Also the book itself goes out of its way to mention some Khaenri'ahns left and returned to the underground kingdom on business. So why didn't they become Hilichurls? In short how could Khaenri'ahns possibly be unaware of this "curse" if it triggers that easily?
When a girl who is the love interest is then said by the author to really be "freedom" that sounds like a metaphor. It's a fictional book. The Khaenri'ahn dude seeks freedom but doesn't get it. The star child alien dude does not seek freedom but finds it anyway. Sounds like a metaphor for outlanders being free of Teyvat's fate system.
As for the Arlecchino connection.... I find it funny that the same people who think Arlecchino must be 20-30 years old because she was a kid when she supposedly killed the last "Arlecchino" also think she's connected to this legendary period (fictional) from a sort of Arthurian Khaneri'ah of 4000+ years ago. Wow. Make up your minds guys. I still think she'll be about 500.
It's Arthurian because of the connections with the real world lore poem (basically it's King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table fanfic by a 15th century Italian) and because it inserts this crazy idea of Knightly Khaenri'ahns riding around on the back of Rifthounds and fighting over the romance with a pretty princess. Although that at least is cool. Would these knights be able to teleport like the Rifthounds do?
To the arlecchino point, I mean either 500 or 4000 still doesnt really solve the issue of her being a kid at the house of the hearth, both are egregious ages nonetheless.
Also Im fairly certain LARGE majorities of the khaenriahns werent aware of the curse or didnt believe it was anything more then a "story" within the actual khaenriahn fable that perinheri is based off. The curse of the wilderness only affects those, whose family forsook their gods and fled to khaenriah to start anew, however once they remerge from the kingdom unto to teyvat, they appear to be stricken with the curse.
Khaenriahns did not like going outside the kingdom. at all. they refered to anything above them as "another world", and even their king, had to be taught about the outisde using metaphors, because hed never seen the sky. I can think of a few examples of pure blood khaenriahns venturing into teyvat, with the most notable being the diplomats trying to steal before sun and moon from enkanomiya, but that was AGES ago.
We dont know enough about the curse of immortality to state why some khaenriahns who left the kingdom before the catacyslm werent affected with a curse but its clear theres more to the picture then just "the gods cursed them soon after the cataclysm ended" Just as their was more to the truth about the curse of the wilderness.
About rifthound-riding knights, yes, rifthounds open up portals that others can pass through. Thus, I expect them to be able to take a rider with them too. Which is very cool, and I'd like to see it in the game.
About the lawachurl, isn't he just a random lawachurl who sits on a training field? Did I miss something about him?
Kaeya's family are descendants of pure-blooded Alberich clan. They do risk immortality, but they do not risk turning into hilichurls. It is not clear what would happen if they were to marry ordinary surface-dwellers.
Even Kaeya said he's not pure.
The lawachurl is called a disciple of Guhua.
I was joking about the wolf riding thing. That's obvious nonsense.
@@kotarouinugami1745
You're saying that because some people frivolously associate bad luck with the gods, then there is absolutely never a divine curse handed out, despite all indications to the contrary...? You're suggesting the book itself is useless, Clothar can't be trusted when he says everyone was cursed, and even Dainsleif and the Abyss Twin cannot be trusted, because they ALSO say that the Khaenriahns were cursed as punishment.
The logical conclusion is that this curse, as it is universally applied, is a "law" of Teyvat, likely applied by the Heavenly Principles. I'm not sure why you're bringing Childe or Skirk into this discussion. Are they hilichurls? You're lumping all demihuman creatures or people who are in any way changed or touched by the abyss (or anything else) in with hilichurls specifically to make it seem more ridiculous.
The answer to why the Khaenriahns who left on business didn't turn into hilichurls can be as simple as 'only purebloods left'. They didn't leave often, and when they did they usually were doing something important, and we can see that the purebloods were higher in authority and importance than the non-purebloods to the point where it was extremely shameful to mingle romantically. Given how isolationist and mistrusting they were, it could easily be a rule that part of moving to Khaenriah is that you don't leave (this may have once been rooted in the knowledge that leaving Khaenriah once you betray your original master will get you cursed, and then forgotten over time)
As for Guhua, we can assume the one that the lawachurl forsook was Rex Lapis, because he was of Liyue. You suggest this like it's somehow preposterous, but there's no reason to believe that. Also, given the fact that Guhua itself is actually following an adeptus who ascended to the stars, it could also be that followers of Guhua are registered as being followers of Guhua (the name of the adaptus) and forsaking the path of Guhua is what triggers the curse. We don't know, but you act as if it's somehow preposterous.
Kaeya is a descendant of Aberforth and Clothar, both of whom are purebloods. We know nothing of Kaeya's family other than himself. If he's a pureblood then he has no allegiance to anyone and needs no allegiance to anyone to avoid the curse. If he's not, then he serves Venti whose rules are "there are no rules, there will be no hilichurls on my watch". Kaeya's clearly hiding things himself anyway, including why he wears that eyepatch.
@@Thedarkbunnyrabbit We certainly know Clothar and Dainsleif are afflicted with something. Neither of them seems like the type to know much about gods and their curses. At most, they "know enough to be dangerous", although I am not sure how it works with knowledge about gods.
So for all we know, pure-blood Kaenri'ah people could be cursed by the Sibling themselves. Or their immortality could be the result of unethical experiments of Kaenri'ah's sages, who found a way to mess with fate or something.
"Each time they discovered a shipwrecked person, they would treat them with the utmost honor, for they believed that the gods would take the form of the shipwrecked to investigate the mortal realm." BROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ITS PAIMON
I wonder if Khaeri'ah-an dynasties are just named after the corresponding samsara in Tevyat?
the current samsara cycle is called khraun-arya, which is an obvious reference to khaenriah, but beyond this there doesnt seem to be a relation
@@DawitsLookingforEmilia it's because when you think of it, the concept of syzygy involves the lining up of the earth, the moon, the sun (the celestial bodies), which means an eclipse.
since you know Genshin takes its gnosticism references in... rather straight forward way. and they literally name the :dynasty from 500 years ago "Eclipse". and now they put "Crimson Moon" right before "Eclipse"... yeah I cannot help but feel the "writing intention".
i think it makes perfect sense that major lore drops are hidden within books instead of world and story quests. we've seen it throughout the story that the history of the world can be altered through the use the irminsuil. and we've also seen many times that stories can be written in a way that tells the true history of the world while going under the radar of irminsuils changes. like when nahida wrote a story that told told the life of the balladeer, that didn't get changed when he attempted to remove himself from history.
i think it GREATLY depends on how they are done. before sun and moon made sense to me and was fantastic, it was built up as this forbidden text in a lost nation that detailed the origins of the world the gods want concealed, and by god we went through hell to get it and learned ALOT of info that can only be learned through that banned book.
perinheri i was less a fan of, because it seems ridiculous to me that we learn about divine curses and dynasties of khaenriah in a book thats readily available for the public in a store, when the game made efforts earlier in the story to point out that khaenriah has more or less been wiped from the books
Oh a sudden khaenriah lore drop in 4.5? Are we gonna get something related to khaenriah in the next patch 👀
Now I've got to wonder when exactly the "curse of the wilderness" came into effect and its mechanisms. We know from other aspects of lore that there are people who have turned on their gods--Decarabian, Havrata, etc--without becoming Hilichurls. So why did the people of Mondstadt escape the curse? Even if the rebelling population was no longer loyal to Decarabian... their ancestors at one point were and this curse seems to be tied to bloodline. Was it because they adopted Barbatos? Had they never cursed Decarabian the way the Khaenrhi'ahns may have cursed their own gods? In Havrata's case... did it only count for those who conspired to kill her and were therefore the most likely to be caught up in her death?
And Teyvat in general has many cases of people who are loyal to gods who are long dead... Is this not just a case of cultural heritage, but a possible sign that the people of Teyvat are aware, on some level, of the curse of the wilderness and therefore very careful about turning on their gods?
these are all great questions. to decarabian the answer maybe because people were slowly converting to worship in barbatos, or because another god (andrius) was helping the rebellion
Love the videos
Ur laugh still haunts me tho kekw
bwahaha
I don't know if the really lied. This is a book, and for a book to not be changed by any change in Irminsul it need to be at very least somewhat a "fantasy product".
One of the things that strikes me the most is that according to the book nobody remembers anymore that if you are not from Kahenriah if you go out you become a Hilichurl, how do you hide that in a population as large as Kaheriah seems to be? Maybe you can't really get out once you get in? The thing I think is that the only surviving books or writings are those that are heavily edited and passed off as fantasy stories. And so books that have both truths and lies within them.
genuinely wanna listen to more book readings with that fireplace ambience, I feel so comfy
lol
Is it bad that I laughed at the sad part at the beginning😅
u monster.
16:20
Nowhere does it say celestia fought the abyss only that the 7 did, it is implied yes but not proven which is why you also misunderstood the curse in the first place. Additionally, the fact of abadoning your god = cursed was established long ago in caribert so you probably missremeberd something
I wonder who was the god of Angelica the Freedom. The one who died.
She doesn't seem to be an ordinary person.
It makes some sense for her to be Venti, since he is freedom, in some way. And her behavior does fit Venti's modus operandi. But if so, her god can only be the Primordial One, since in the Parable of the Tree her mother, Shade of Time, is compared to a priest. And if so, the Primordial One has died, at least in some meaning.
It would be weird for Zhongli to have killed the Primordial One, though. Unless the Primordial One broke a contract. Or maybe even broke the covenant he had with humans.
ive seen people say it couldve been the god from chenyu vale, but i havent really looked into it yet
that's crazy to think about, I'm still wrapping my head aroundd this. it's still confusing for me. man, 1st is the dragons, and heavenly principles, now this? I need time to think and see how this is related at all.
u sound like dainsleif at the end of caribert lol
Brooooooo thank you so muuuuuch. I’ve been trying to catch up on Elden Ring before the DLC and trying to catch up on Aether Gazer so I saw how big that book was and said “yeah I ain’t reading all that! Someone’s gonna do a vid on that” and it was my boy Dawit!
AHAHAA I GOT U
0:06 well! Lumine wants to push Dain away so she could complete her "Flashpoint" plan
Deus Auri---Oh Jhongli, how could you?! Now I understand why the abyss twin has so much hate for the Gods! If this is correct, how will the traveler handle this information when they learn of it? Thinking out loud. No need to answer. 😂
i often wonder how many unknowable things are forever lost to us due to rabid expansion of the universe
@@DawitsLookingforEmiliaActually, if we look for the oldest stars and by measuring the rate of expansion of the Universe and extrapolating back to the Big Bang, it shouldn't be an issue. :)
Among other gods, Zhongli killed the previous liyue god, which is the one who tortured Xiao and didn't let him be free. If he is the god Angelica served it's a good thing he killed him
It would make sense too, because as soon as Angelica dissapeared, that's when she became freedom
wonder what truly happened in ' unified civilization of primordial one ' where are those people? Expect the legacy of sangonomiya tribe.. what really happen to those civilization after the fought between primordial one and ( Nibelung awaken / Abyysal state ) and about the three moon sisters? They fought because some *traveler from afar.. could it be another descenders who have a beef with Primordial one and tricks the 3 moon sisters into fighting each other and that's why enakanomiya/chasm and other unified civilization were perish.. and the remaining people who survived*not effected by forbidden knowledge* is still a life
( Descendants of chenyu vale ) Was once also the part of Civilization from chasm they managed to got out before the nail...but if the one who didn't manage to get out turn into monster...? Just like how irminsul react If someone who infected by Forbidden Knowledge they can't die or simply their records of life is can't be store inside irminsul because it will corrupt it.. ( so that's mean with the curse of immortality / wilderness is one way to Prevent those poor soul from corrupting irminsul.
Because we know 100% that eclipse dynasty uses Abyysal power / forbidden knowledge to *Make a descender of their own* and dont that make Some of the people whom inside or outside also infected by Forbidden knowledge and that's why acter the cataclysm broke out and remaining survivor got turned into hillichrul because... ITS the only Way Celestia sustain Irminsul and the world
Basically just a little sacrifice to be made of
good question. celestia wants knowledge of the first civ hidden for a reason
The only true Lie is Endgame
There are 2 new sets releasing in 4.6 but i really didn't understand anything about arlecchino's kit. But from all the "bond of life" and stuff that she has in her kit, i think it's safe to say that the new set is her BiS
ah thats lame. stock up on fragile resin ig
charged attack, ult and killing affected enemies give her bond of life
normal attacks make the bond of life smaller
skill clears the bond of life and heals her
big bond of life = big dmg
she cant be healed normally during battle
also her main dmg comes from normal and charged attacks
what is bond of life
1:59 I'm traumatized with tingyun 💀
LMAO
I take serious issue with the idea that the curse happens to anyone who betrays their god. By this logic all these people would be hilichurls:
salt guild members mentioned in Zhonglis quest they literally stabbed there god and it clearly stated there were survivors whom that girl was a descendant of. It also clearly states the curse follows your descendants so there is no excuse that girl and all her family should be hilichurls,
Everyone one of the followers of gods Zhongli defeated. It is clealry stated that the girl in the story had her god defeated by Zhongli but didnt become a hilichurl because she never betrayed them. This means everyone who followed Zhongli betrayed their god from previous gods should be hilichurls.
Everyone who betrayed Decarabian. Another clear case direct murder of their god.
The sages who literally tried to create a new god and knowingly imprisoned their old one.
Don't even get me started on the harbingers the ones from other nations betrayed their gods before they joined the fatui, for most in fact it was why they were invited.
Everyone from the desert who now follows the dendro archon.
Everyone from Inazuma (not watatsumi) who joined the resistance.
Whatever is going on with Thoma and people who moved to other nations.
And Natlan just sounds like the biggest issue with this thing we know the "children of Murata" were exiled and that it is currently a "nation of dragons" considering Nuevs ideas about the usurper it may well be a nation of hilichurls... actually this ironically would make a lot of things fit like the lack of Natlan NPCs, oh they were there, apparently, hiding in plain sight.
tbf it could just be our understanding of it simply isnt complete yet
I literally read this book earlier today and I open up youtube to see THIS. Khaenriahns are tweaking fr,,
run from it, dread it, celestia was right
This book also probably gives Lyney some huge death flags, Lyney is seen holding the moon in his hands in his teaser, and in Arlechinno’s leaked splash art she’s doing the same pose and has the crimson moon in her splash art, not to mention that Lyney is Arlechinno’s successor. And he has more lines than Paimon according to Arlechinno’s story quest leaks. 💀💀💀
damn and u sayin this with a lyney pfp
the background song though !
:D
Watching this video right after a Valorant Lore video and hearing the word "kingdom" makes my thoughts go to another universe.
"Chalk pursuing gold" is indeed Rhinedottir and Albedo adjacent, but I think it's more directly a reference to the four stages of alchemy.
And the primary GOAL of alchemists like Rhinedottir is to pursue the "magnum opus" of the fourth stage of alchemy (likened by some to be the philosopher's stone). Khaen'riah, for some reason, had the fourth stage and third stages of alchemy (rubedo and citrinitas, or red and gold) reversed...
I think what this is suggesting is that the people of Khaen'riah could be likened to chalk, seeking out the "gold" of true descenders, those with the potential to transcend the gods. Maybe this is even why they had the third and fourth stage swapped? Because the people of Khaen'riah wanted humans to transcend gods, who likely would have been considered the "rubedo" stage in traditional alchemy.
You could also liken the "crimson moon dynasty" to rubedo and the "black-sun dynasty" to nigredo (the second stage of alchemy), but since the black-sun dynasty was the final one of Khaen'riah, I'm not sure what that could mean.
Or maybe I'm reading *WAY* too much into alchemy for lore clues.
Either way, now we must wonder for what purpose Khaen'riah tried to find true descenders. That orphanage in the story is almost assuredly the House of the Hearth, or perhaps the original form of it, which makes me question exactly what the Fatui truly are.
Since we know that the place Lumine first arrived in Teyvat was Khaen'riah... perhaps they thought she was the descender they sought.
Also note: Khaen'riah could technically be said to be in the Abyss. At the very least, on the outside of Teyvat. It's "below" Teyvat because Teyvat is technically... upside-down.
i think khaenriah is technically in the dark sea, but I could be wrong about that. cant imagine how its any different then enkanomyia which was stated to be in the dark sea
@@DawitsLookingforEmilia - not sure where exactly the Dark Sea is at. It's supposedly pretty much everything beyond the continent of Teyvat, but Enkanomiya was underneath Watatsumi?
We do know Khaen'riah is DEEEEEP underground below Sumeru. We found the sealed door to it under Tunigi Hollow.
The eye reminds me of the battle pass snake almost as if its king irmin or the great sinner
Angelica is probably only a personification of Freedom, else that last line would be meaningless: ,,There was nothing but empty land before him“. She hasn’t disappeared in a literal sense, as she never really „was“ at all. Perinheri mistakes her first for a princess, which symbolizes his worship of her and later as an „evil witch“ expressing frustration and anger following his desperate pursuit of freedom. Finally, when he comes to understanding, his eyes open and he sees true, not a person, not good, not bad, just vast emptiness.
Personally this reminded me of a famous quote by Sartre who said that „we are condemned to freedom“, meaning first of all that you ARE free (fact) but whatever you do with that is inevitably up to you alone. So in this „vast emptiness“ one may despair or find endless opportunity…
However I do think that Angelica is being used to subtly allude to a couple of more interesting concepts and ideas and maybe even people (?) here. In no particular order and because I’m lazy I think of: Freedom VS fate, Arlecchino, relation of and to the Teyvatian gods
this is probably the best version what angelica "is" ive seen yet, wd
And the Crimson Moon also shows up during the We Will Be Reunited teaser from hoyoverse way back then.....
and kazuhas teaser
The thing is it's not just the abandoning your god the Crimson moon is talked about as a eye that looks down upon all creatures demise(the moon is being used as a mataphor because it's always seen during calamities)
The Crimson Moon is something that few dynasties worship and eclipse Dynasty from khaenri'ah being one of them, the adults in different world send their children's to a narrow dark place where they are constantly asked if they have seen something or not the kid says finally after so long said yes adults took him out and said you have been reborn
(Is it referring to crimson moon blessing?)
According to this book(which is kost likely a mataphor of a book make so it's records isn't deleted) is quewtioned by the author as a fictional book because no one can claim it's real but during arlecchino drip showcase they revealed her theme of balemoon/evil moon
(Yes im connecting the 2 together)
Anyways what im trying to say is the Crimson moon is probably what brings the destruction of said civilizations and marking a curse on those who left the surface as the moon is only available in khaenri'ah/borderline abyss
It's probably the only moon which bless the people with destruction unlike the abyssal moon which gives blessing to fight and surface moon which bless people with peace and memories
Red moon is probably the moon that gives blessings of death and strength
i mean ur not wrong about the crimson moon symbolizing catastrophe, hoyo have shown us a crimson moon a couple times, like when kazuhas friend died, or during the cataclysm itself, both times the moon was red
@@DawitsLookingforEmiliayeah but i seriously would go as far as to say the supposed moon isn't actually a moon but the serpent that tricks people to accept Abyss which may explain why exactly after they leave the land of khaenri'ah they turn into monsters since they have accepted the eternal darkness light for them is a poison remember enjoy was never shown to be human in light it was always under a building or cover
The whole thing is probably abyss's blessing that corrupts
@@DawitsLookingforEmilia i would go as far as to this whole curse is the doing of Abyss itself since Abyss in gnostic Chorus is depicted as a serpent with red eyes and coincidentally the moon is also said to be an eye
Which makes me question what if the moon tricks people into accepting it's blessing of eternal darkness while cursing them to not be able to venture on surface
And the Crimson Moon also shows up during the We will be Reunited teaser from hoyoverse way back then.....
@@zelktheinvader7874 yeah that exactly and that scene is further touched upon by aranara's they said 500yr ago the sky was red the moon was red which is weird cuz for the author of the book it's merely a legend but for us traveler's it's a new great finding which probably leads to abyssal origin
“They lied” But you know who didnt lie? PHANES. Call me Not Diluc because the only thing i am is a Celestia fan
ok not diluc lmfao. u know whats wild i just got c6 diluc yesterday
@@DawitsLookingforEmiliaC6?! 😭 Mine’s stuck at c0 level 60
I haven't seen anyone mention this, but what if irminsul was altered to change where people believe the curse of the wilderness comes from? Because everyone who has given us exposition regarding the curse has been someone who can be affected by changes to irminsul.
u could say that about everything. thats the problem with irminsul
I don't think they lied. It was us who misinterpreted what they said. We thought the gods came and put a curse on them.
The truth is even worse - the gods have arranged this world in such a way that people are forced to worship them. No free will. Isn't that the curse of the gods?
I think the Khaenriah had some kind of device that allowed to maintain a human appearance without worshipping the gods. Humans had a choice to worship the gods or not. When the gods attacked Khaenriah they destroyed this device. This device is most likely what is called the Loom of Fate or the Arrogance of mankind.
Sibling probably blamed Dain for not securing this device as a result, people turned into monsters.
We could think that Sibling was the one who helped to create this device because we don't really know when exactly they arrived. Nothing is said about this anywhere in the game. This is also consistent with what Chlotar said about the Sibling being their hope.
Perhaps Khaenriah was working on creating a device so powerful it would cover the entire planet. So they looked for new sources of energy. Perhaps this was the trigger to attack them.
I just realised why Nuvilette was allowed to regain his full powers. The only way to end the suffering of the Khanrians is to forgive their sins. Nuvi is the only being that can do this as he is the Authority of Justice and has demonstrated his powers by forgiving Fontanians of their sin.
he has the authority of hydro. what even is the authority of justice lmfao
@DawitsLookingforEmilia Yeah but he is the dragon of justice much like Apep who is the dragon of life. The dragon sovereigns are aligned to an element but also have powers over other areas.
They didn't lie , Archons did
Also Dawit something i found dumb. So remember how Lumine says she is against Dain cause he watched people of Khaneriai get transformed and couldnt save the nation?
Whats dumb about it is that we know Lumine and Dain traveled AFTER the cataclysm so she clearly didnt have a problem. Im guessing Lumine made a lie as to why she cut him off?
Most likely, she learned something more about the Cataclysm and the role Dain played in it.
Less likely, she is suffering from the same paranoia as Dvalin due to Abyssal corruption, and tends to see the bad side of everything.
AHAHAHA DUDE. i made a whol vid about this exact point because it makes no sense
ive always wondered if khaenriah created a god and maybe the god they made was not a good god and it started the cataclysm causing many to try and flee the lands of khaenriah and khaneriah was destroyed for trying to create a false god and then when people fled they were turned to monsters for turning their back on their god even if it was one they created
khaenriah wanted something that could "transcend" the gods, they didnt want a god they wanted a god +
7:10 Deus Auri? Didn't Neuvillette refer to Zhongli as Deus Auri in one of his VA lines when it comes to someday judging the archons? 😮
Yes
Yes, that title also appeared in the description of Oathsworn Eye, although it was translated as golden god at first.
@kostuchan4418 I'm unfamiliar with Oathsworn Eye. What does the description say? 😮 (The Zhongli-related lore is really fascinating to me. 😊)
@@MellowOptimist The description is a dialogue between Orobashi and head of Sangonomiya Clan. He mentions that he escaped to Enkanomiya, because he could best neither Shogun nor Morax.
The 'curse' is not a curse or a punishment at all, it's a consequence - more like radiation exposure that affects people in different ways. It's just described as a curse by in-game characters because that's how they perceive it.
good way to describe it
I tried to comment here and idk man it ended up posting my comment on some random video I'd never seen and didn't notice till now, so a bit late to this one LOL
As some others have said here too, I think Angelica is most likely supposed to be personified freedom. This is a story, not an accurate historical depiction - so it wouldn't be out of the question that Angelica isn't a real person but rather the idea of freedom itself.
Something that Hleobrandt was obssessed over and died for while Perinheri was skeptical and at some point had wanted to snuff his friends ambitions out since he knew they were lofty. And in the end, Perinheri, the person who never sought freedom, was granted it.
Side note, the whole like "abandon their god" cursed them thing - it reminded me of skirks lines about ties turning to curses lol idk if it really has any relevance at all though 😂
is this the new of sun and moon😳😳😳😳
its something man, its something
uncle Ruckus is chef kiss
ACTUALLY THO
Yes, they've been working together this whole time 😢
Could Angelica have been a survivor of Sal Vindragyr? They had a Priestly caste, were attacked by Celestia for reasons unknown?
0:07 just the deafult animation like come on!
If you think about it, only two characters can place curse on life, either the ruler of heavens, or the dendro archon
Dendro archon how??
She is the archon of life and wisdom. She controls life on teyvat and used that power to buid temples in desret's kingdom@@shamimhossain9796
17:15 is that why natlantians don't leave? 😮
i jus think theyre actually cursed lmfao
Me looking at every shipwrecks now and locations.
oh ya?
3:35 Im drinking chocolate milk and eating chocolate while listening to this campfire story
CHOCOLATE MILK
I never trusted the the blonde guy with the mask, i feel like he will be the last boss 🔥 i was crying at the read edit part
He literally said he will be last boss in the Travail Trailer
yes but what kind of boss? no one else find it odd that when he beat dain "the threads of fate will be yours to reweave" this mf a human aint he? and why he aint mention fighting celestia when fate should be theres to control? is he celestia?
@@DawitsLookingforEmilia He is the bough keeper and can fuck with irminsul and leylines. Dain is sus asf
So who’s the God of Khaneriah then? The dragon king?
What is it about Khaenri'ah being an atheist kingdom again???
I feel a fairy tail reference.
zeref did nothing wrong
name of the song at 0:08?????????
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@@DawitsLookingforEmilia may the winged one, the truth that rules over all kingdoms below , the eternal throne of the heavens, the sovereign of sovereigns , the heavenly will almighty " primordial one " bless you
LMFASO
@@DawitsLookingforEmilia😂
Omg
You made a video about this book literally half an hour after I read it myself 😂
Also, my brain after reading this book:
Does this imply that Kaeya's mother (since probably his father was the Pure-blooded Khaenrian) was from Mondstadt and never turned her back against Venti? Cause Kaeya is at best half-Khaenrian and that means he should be a hilichurl by now...
Since he is not... it means Kaeya was left in Mondstadt on purpose, since as long as he never betrays Venti, he is still human....
I don't like the fact that this might imply (knowing Hoyoverse) that Kaeya will betray the Anemo God (and Mondstadt) in the future... especially if Kaeya's father has some kind of plan involving Kaeya somehow
Anyway, great video and, by God, Hoyoverse stop putting all this information in books! We need Dainslief to hit us with the damned lore!
given the time between dain quests im inclined to believe something major will happen during it, identity of the sinner aside.
it IS a literary game, people don't seem to realise that
eh. i think something visual novels are literary games, not this
11:00 What is an eclipse if not a crimson moon, indeed when the moon is in front of the sun, there is a red circle around it. Am I the only one who feels like many things in this story bring us to Arlecchino ? Not just beacause it speaks of an orphanage, but also because a moon surronded with fire would be a grey thing surronded by a red circle : the colors of Arlechino's outfit. What's more she seems to be tided to Hilitruls beacause of her arms ... Anyways I am very suspiciois this book is preparing the story comming forward...
yes there are many things about this whole thing that scream arlecchino, but for spoilers sake I jus decided to steer clear of it. only 5 and a half weeks my friend
I love your laugh... e eh ehehehehehehehe
:D
story teller dawit is goated
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AWW HOW SWEET ILY
oh wow, did they just add this book now? I swear i had all of em before...
ya just this patch
Don't see anyone proposing this, and maybe it's a stretch, buuuut...
Angelica = Columbina / The Last Seelie?👀
i personally really like the idea she could been the first, but ya i just agree itd be cool if she had something to do with them
7:10 Zhongli, whyyyy
12:08 another mention of the University of Megistrotum
Me: Here I got a solution for Khaenri'ah problems. Build a Atomk Ctar and destroy Tevyat. Boom. Problemo solved
problemo lmfao
1:29 why am i strapped to this bed😅 i can read a lil
LMAO
Though… shouldn't a good part of Sumeru citizens be cursed for the events of the Archon Quest, then? I mean, they literally locked up their god and tried to create a new one of their liking…
i said the same thing brotha
The Cap is on the App.
amen
Does anyone know the name of the intro song?
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@@DawitsLookingforEmilia thank you
In gonna go out on a limb and suggest it's called Pern Airy or Pear In Er E
sounds close to me ig. maybe i shouldnt have enunciated the h so much ig
hilichurl Curse a rule in teyvat phanes made.
enkanomiya island fell down the sea.
enkanomiya people want back go up but phanes said no. because all enkanomiya people will be curse into hilichurl if back go up.
That why God of time help them survive
Why orobashi sacrifice for enkanomiya people
how u know phanes made it
Ok, but if the curse is activated by abandoning your god... Then uhhh... What about Kazuha? And not just him either, the guy from Yoimiya's quest etc etc. There's got to be something more going on, or the book is being metaphorical, and the curse was given BECAUSE they abandoned their gods, but WAS specifically given to them.
what about kazuha
@@DawitsLookingforEmilia Well I mean technically Kazuha abandoned his god, and didn't seem to like her even when he returned to Inazuma: 'I trust she's as oppressive as ever'. Or does it mean THE gods AKA Celestia. In which case surely some of the Archons would be cursed, such as Venti, Raiden and MAYBE Zhongli. As well as large swathes of Fontaine. Regardless there's inconsistencies.