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I gotta dive into some Marika lore someday, that's another character that I'm now extremely confused about after SOTE...
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While playing my like 20th Elden Ring run, I forgot an important piece of lore info i never payed much attention to. It isn't listed on the Fextralife but if you come into Caelid from Limgrave up to the rotview balcony there is a nascent butterfly right on the edge across from where the first giant crow is. It's one of the first items you find in Caelid. There are also Miquella’s lillies and Trina's lillies in Caelid, plus here you find the sword of Saint Trina. I never thought much of it but it's now pretty well known that flowers and butterflies signify certain character presences in areas.
I also now realize that you can obtain the 3rd Fevor's Cookbook from Gideon after telling him about Mohgwyn Palace (ive only done this twice in like 20 playthroughs bc before the dlc i almost never killed Mohg). This is the cookbook that allows you to craft the Bewitching Branch.
I don't want to think about the theory that Messmer could have been bewitched too, but you get the cookbook to make the Charming branch right outside the Church of the Crusade, and Miquella destroys his rune the moment we enter the Shadow Keep. Bewitching Branch charms singular enemies (usually), the Charming Branch charms groups, like the npcs we meet. Messmer has definitely met Miquella. Even with his cut dialogue about him, there's no way Messmer and his soldiers did not know he was there, and I can't imagine Messmer just saying nothing or not asking him any questions. And if he never was bewitched, why not? Maybe Miquella expected or even wanted him to die, or kill us. Maybe Miquella did it to test our strength.
I'm already convinced that Miquella deliberately led us to himself, hoping Radahn would finish us off (sorry Miq, blood Godskin stitcher works too good lol). I now believe this is what Leda meant when talking about a "clashing of Lords", questioning if Miquella would truly lure us to him hoping to get rid of us, a rival that "refused to be embraced", so Radahn would take place as Lord instead of us.
I realy hope the Messmer thing is a coincidence, Miquella already took poor Mohg...I remember pre dlc when people would flip if you suggested that Miquella brainwashed Mohg, but there were already too many obvious hints.
Back on Caelid, I'm noticing there's a ton of similar hints that Miquella was indeed in Caelid in the base game and it wasn't a new story addition to the dlc (plus the Miyazaki interview). Listening to Freya's words, he was most likely there during the battle between Malenia and Radahn, or shortly before or after. Makes me wonder when he cocooned himself, and when he was "abducted". There's still so many timeline issues I can't understand in the dlc.
#elden ring#elden ring sote#elden ring dlc#messmer the impaler#miquella the unalloyed#mohg lord of blood#miquella#mohg#redmane freyja#saint trina#st. trina#starscourge radahn#promised consort radahn
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Plucked from the roots
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BE LOVE IN IT'S DISREPUTE SCORCHES THE HILLSIDES AND SALTS EVERY ROOT
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I promise the noise this person makes as they fly past me into the abyss is worth turning your sound on for
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ELDEN RING: SHADOW OF THE ERDTREE ᨖ
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