Write on the front:
At present, the specifics of Conspiracy Night are still unknown, and the most accurate story in the game is only dictated by La ni:
"I stole death from Lune, killed and abandoned my body as a man of God
Because I refuse to be manipulated by that existence
That's right, I'm The Witch Lanny.
Once stole part of the death of Lune, and then through the ritual, turned into a black knife for killing the gods——
I've done these things."
Apart from this description, there is very little evidence available in the game, so as of today, we still can't get a completely reliable conclusion to restore the truth, and can only make some inferences by knocking on the side. The inference in this article may be very surprising, or even completely subvert your original idea, and I cannot guarantee that my idea is necessarily correct, but I can guarantee that it is at least a reasonable inference supported by many clues.
The part that La ni didn't say
Lani's description is very interesting, and the most interesting thing is that her final summary of "I have done these things" does it also mean that the things she did not say may not have been done? Like killing Gurdvin, or smashing the Eldon Ring? There are also many things that La ni does not say, such as who was involved in the conspiracy night? What is the process? According to the item description, at least Lakkad was involved/aware of the night of the conspiracy, and La ni even returned his thanks.
Lakkard is also counting on him as a killer....
As for the other parts, such as who else but Lakkad was involved, why did the demigod choose the golden God? How did La Ni connect with the Black Knife Organization?
Some unreasonable places
Now the more mainstream theory is that Malika participated in the conspiracy night, she mobilized the Black Knife Organization, because she wanted to break the Golden Law, and the Golden Law does not allow the dead, so once a god/demigod dies, the Golden Law has a running bug, so the Eldon Ring will be broken.
But there are actually many problems with this statement, and I will mention them one by one:
1. Is the Greek organization under the control of Marika?
The Black Knife Assassin, as the least enemy in the entire game flow, has fewer presences than the Furnace Knights in the entire handover, and the Greeks except the Black Knife Assassin are even invisible. According to official descriptions, the Greeks are a race outside the junction. If the Black Knife Assassins were Marika's direct subordinates, why would they be arranged outside the junction?
2. Is the death of a demigod directly related to the breaking of the ring?
Doubtfully, the official never said that the ring of death of a god would be broken, and the official description was:
"It was the first record of a demigod's death in history
It also affected the shattering of The Ring of Eldon.'s Law
And the outbreak of the Broken War."
In the opening animation of the game provided by the official release of the first cg promo, Marika and Ladagan smashed the Ring of Law.
The second propaganda film, La ni, as an oral narrator, also first described The Death of Gurdwarn, and then said that "I don't know who broke the Ring of Law for what purpose" and also did not say that Gurdwin's death was the direct cause of the broken Ring.
Instead, it goes a step further: the ring of law was artificially shattered.
3. Why was Godwin killed
Godwin is arguably the best of Marika's children, not only with the title of "gold", but also probably the strongest. Godwin defeated and allied himself with the prehistoric lord Gu Long from the beginning of the war era, and it was unwise to choose Godwin from the perspective of marika and La ni.
Malikas with his black sword
Here it is important to mention another character who currently exists only in the background, the Queen of the Dark Eyes
Before the Death of Destiny, the Death of Destiny belonged to the Queen of the Eye of the Night, the Queen who led the Apostles of the Divine Skin but was defeated by Malikas at some point, and as a result, the Death of Destiny was sealed by Malikas.
Death of Destiny alternates
It sounds like the Queen of The Dark Eyes is a hostile force of the Golden Tree, but in fact it is the opposite
The Queen of The Nightshade also refers to the gods chosen by the head:
Also a man of God
That is to say, this was a battle within the Golden Tree, so who was Malikas, and why did he take the place of the Queen of the Nightshades to take charge of the death of Destiny? The answer is that this is what the Eternal Queen Marika has decreed:
As you can see, Marikas was given to Marika by the Finger/Supreme Will, but Marika quickly knotted Marikas, not only commanding him to take charge of Destiny's death, but even worshipping him as a brother! Thus, the death of Destiny was changed from being in the hands of the Fingered Queen of the Night-Eyed Eyes to being in the hands of his younger brother, who was appointed by Marika, and it was a foreshadowing to note this.
Does the description of Malikas look familiar? Regarding his situation, we must introduce another pair of characters:
Brother Wolf 55, my Brother Wolf
Wolf Brother Blazer is also assigned by two fingers to the shadow of La ni, which is also reflected in the plot lines in the game, and the descriptions of Blazer and Malikas are "beasts", combined with the plot of Wolf Brother in the game, we can know that Blazer's so-called betrayal of fate is to violate the consciousness of two fingers.
The fate of the wolf brothers is actually a metaphor for the fate of Malikas (this is not the first time that the old thief has done this, the soul series has always liked this), and their fate as shadows is to obey the arrangement of two fingers, obey and monitor their masters. But both men, without exception, became too loyal to their masters, leading them to end up being reluctant to obey the two fingers.
Remember Blazer, we'll mention him later.
Here we ask the fourth question:
4. Does Marika need to steal Death Lune?
Most likely, it is not needed, because the mission of holding the destined death was given to Malikas by Marika, and if Marika is either cajoling or just brightly trying to borrow death from Lune, can Malikas refuse?
The last question is that it is clearly written in the imprint that La Ni is the mastermind of the conspiracy night, and La Ni also admits that if Marika is really so involved, how can she say that La Ni is the mastermind?
So I'm going to say my conclusions and my arguments:
Conspiracy Night was originally a two-fingered plan, with La ni as the executor.
However, during the execution process, La ni changed the plan of two fingers to her own plan to finally execute.
Here's why:
1. The Black Knife Organization and the Greeks are two-fingered forces.
First of all, we know that Marika is also a Black Knife Organization, and Marika was chosen from among the Greeks by two fingers/supreme will to become a goddess. The two-fingered/supreme will is the foreign god of the junction, that is, before coming to the junction, the golden tree/two-finger/supreme will already exists with some place, and it is even likely that there is an area outside the junction that has colonized the golden tree belief. This is illustrated by the huge golden tree in the final boss wartime context.
And before the Night of the Conspiracy, the Black Knife Organization probably had never seen the organization at the junction —
(At the same time, in this official description, it is stated that the person who died on the night of the Black Knife was not Godwin alone, but "caused the death of many of the Queen's relatives" and also said that "for the Queen... The loss of gold Godwin brought a devastating blow" Which is also all unfavorable evidence for "Marika's command". ）
And among the few black knife assassins we see in the game, a few of them were sent to assassinate La ni's subordinates, and you can see the defeated black knife in the plot of Brother Wolf, and the time point is before and after La Ni officially embarked on the assassination of the double finger road - this is more direct proof that the black knife obeys the two fingers.
2. The relationship between La ni and two fingers.
In my previous description, I don't know if you have found a problem: in the whole junction, there are so many gods and demigods of all sizes, except for Marika, only La ni has been sent to the "shadow". Why? There is only one possibility that La Ni was originally forced or voluntarily a person with two fingers. It was precisely because of this that she was so desperate to get rid of the two-finger accusation.
3. Relationship between two fingers and Marika
We can guess that Marika has long wanted to betray the two fingers,
There is no definitive answer to what Marika's last wishes are, but it can be guessed that it must not be the safe and secure maintenance of the Golden Law. Perhaps preparations for rebellion were made from the time of the expulsion of Grecofrey and the appointment of Malikas to take over the death of Destiny. Because of this, the perceived double assigned a black knife assassin to assassinate Marika's power, weakening Marika's power - just as the two fingers later in the game did to The Rani forces.
Two fingers have always been good at doing this kind of thing:
4. Night of Rani's Conspiracy
However, when the two fingers instructed La ni to assassinate Marikafang's strongest, Gu Dewen, who was able to defeat the prehistoric dragon, another plan came to mind:
Take the opportunity to break away from the two-finger plan. So she secretly killed her own flesh while the Black Knife Assassin was working to get out of the control of two fingers, because the killing of La ni's demigod body caused Godwin's flesh to be preserved. So the initial dead became two.
Angry, Marika, who had lost her best child, saw the Assassin Order made up of Greeks and immediately understood who the forces behind it were, so she broke the jar and immediately set out to destroy the Eldon Ring of Law - let's not go over!
This is the opening animation of the game, in which Marika and Ladagan strike the Ring at the same time, both hinting at their identity and the destroyer of the Ring
Finally, let's summarize the beginning and end of the night of the conspiracy:
Two Fingers sensed Marika's two hearts, so they co-opted La ni, the child born to Ladagan and the Queen of the Full Moon (without Marika), and sent him a shadow watch. At some point in time, she instructs La ni to weaken the strongest person on Marika's side, Godwin, and sends a black knife assassin to help her, from stealing death to assassinating the prince, which is dominated by La ni, so La Ni changes her plan on the way, killing her own body out of two-finger control, but Gurdwen's soul is also killed. An enraged Marika jumps straight back to shatter the Ring of Law, but is locked up by Radagan. Two Fingers had no choice but to abandon Marika and let the gods collect great Lune and gather their strength to kill Marika/Ladagon in the Sacred Tree to restore the law as King of Eldon, and the Shard War began.