#娱评大赏 #
Ocean Dolphin original
I believe that everyone has completed the new Demon God Mission Chapter "Kalibel" in version 3.5. In this chapter, the traveler is influenced by the earth's vein, and revisits the history that happened a hundred years ago from the perspective of another protagonist, updating a lot of important information, including the founding of the Abyss Order, the curse of the Canreans, and many important information about the Gemini. So without further ado, let's go straight to it. Hi everyone, I'm your good friend Ocean Dolphin.
At the beginning of the plot, Kaia tells us at the wine table that based on his past experience, it is determined that Canrea exists deep underground near Meru. In the past, we guessed that Canrea was further north of Mond based on Footprint PV; Based on the harsh underground environment of the strata abyss and the words left by Zhiqiong, it is guessed that Canrea is in the deeper part of the strata abyss. This time, the specific location of Canrea was finally hammered from Kaia's mouth, and the question of where Canrea of Schrödinger was was solved. Considering that the weapon embryo produced by Meru is called the Central Land Protoembryo, it is not difficult to imagine that the Kingdom of Canrea may be located in the very center of the underground world of Teyvat.
In the wine table dialogue, Kaiya revealed that the pure-blooded Canrea can be judged by the pupils; In the subsequent plot, it redefines what a Canrea person is from two perspectives. According to the official version of the Kingdom of Canrea, both those who originally possessed the bloodline of Canrea and those who turned their backs on the gods and came here were collectively referred to as nationals of the Kingdom of Canrea. Although the Kingdom of Canrea accepted immigrants from the Seven Kingdoms regardless of their origins, it is also important to pay attention to the key word "turning away from the gods". Regarding "turning away from the gods", whether it is Sky Island, the World Tree, or the seven earthly rulings, the Kingdom of Canrea should have the means to identify whether to completely turn their backs on the gods. Therefore, in the seven countries is a seven-nation people, in Canrea is a Canrea people, and it is absolutely not feasible to have a flexible nationality.
According to the second high-plane perspective of the curse, the curse has some suspicion of treating these two types of people differently. Pure blooded Canreans will be cursed with immortality from God; Those citizens with the bloodlines of other demon gods will encounter the curse of the wilderness and become monsters in the process of fleeing. Whether the bloodline is pure or not is precisely what affects the curse category, and perhaps those who turn their backs on the gods should be tortured harshly. In the plot, Kalibel took off his mask, and the moment he ran away, he directly scared the traveler apart.
I believe everyone is equally curious, what do the Chuchu people look like? Here I provide two ideas for you to guess, one is the burning appearance of Li Yuangang in Bad People, and the other is the degraded facial features of the faceless man in Spirited Away. Here's a poll, and everyone chooses the one you want to be excited about. In fact, there is a small detail here, although it is different from the armor of the Black Serpent Knight or the alien clothes of the Abyss Chanter, the black sun symbol on Clodal's suit has confirmed his identity as a serious Canrea. Looking at the Chuchu people, who cover their bodies with only a strip of cloth, this distinguishes the Canrea people from the point of view of clothing.
Regarding the curse, Dain once mentioned that it is a causal level imprint of this world, higher than human beings themselves. The "curse of immortality" is not a permanent "immortality", but under the action of "wear and tear", the soul and body are consumed away. And the curse is irreversible, and there is no salvation. It may also be possible to suppress curse erosion in a limited way, and direct purification of curses is equivalent to directly burning a part of the body. The "curse of immortality" deprives all possibilities of "liberation", it is like a cage that imprisons the spirit of the Canreans. The curse allowed the Canreans not to participate in the earthly cycle through existing means, but to completely annihilate the world through the effect of "wear and tear".
The Canrias, who are cursed by the undead, don't actually sit still either, and according to the clues currently in the game, they have found at least three routes against the curse. One is Dainsreb, who uses a foreign object to suppress the erosion of the curse and achieve coexistence with the curse. In the plot of the Strata Abyss, facing Hafdan, who still has a trace of sanity, Dain can't help but blurt out "how can you maintain self-awareness for five hundred years without "that thing". It is not difficult to speculate that Dain suppressed the curse's erosion of himself through foreign objects. But living with the curse is clearly not the ultimate solution to this problem.
Looking back, it seems that we haven't fully confirmed what Dain's position really is. He only tells us to be vigilant against the gods at all times, not to be gullible and not to embark on the path of overthrow or hunting. Before the end of the last journey, Dain parted ways with the anti-Lord. At the end of the journey, the Anti-Lord finds the answer to serve the abyss; So during his travels, did Dain find another answer? Dain seems to be like the one in the palace, trying to find a balance between the gods, the abyss, and the continent of Tivat, but he doesn't know where the road of Canrea will eventually lead in his eyes.
The second way to fight the curse is to receive the guidance of a powerful One, to hear the truth, to feel grace, to embrace the abyss, and to reprogram the destiny. In the plot, Klodar finds a prescription from the forbidden book of the royal court of Canrea, and cultivates mushrooms with his wife's bones. From the side, it can be seen that although it is a godless country, there is no lot of research on gods. It is not difficult to infer that the ancient inheritance of the Canrea civilization is definitely not inferior to the civilization on earth. As for this abyss power, many friends believe that it is a sealed foreign god. Regarding its true identity, according to the clues in the plot, we can simply extract two key words, calling ourselves "sinners", indicating that we can "know fate".
In previous game plots, the word "sinner" was mostly used to refer to the golden Rheindot, but now the word has a deeper root. In the plot, because of the mystery bestowed by the power of the abyss, Kalibel shows miracles, and it can be seen that this mystery has the effect against the curse. This also led Clodar to judge that this mighty god was above the seven gods.
The keyword "knowing destiny" does not appear many times, but it is also extremely critical, one is in the introduction of Dain's role, expressing doubts about Dain's position; The other is in the banner of the Demon God Mission, which expresses the control and mockery of the overall destiny. At the end of the plot, Dain speculates about the true identity of the Abyss Power and says that he has noticed another of the Gemini. Although it happened in memory, although it happened hundreds of years ago, time and space are not factors that can limit him.
Instead of discussing the boring topic of "why sinners sin", we will give my answer directly. This abyssal power, in order of possibility, is Ilmin, the ** king of Canrea, the loser of the battle of funeral, and the mysterious advent recorded by the fools. To put it simply, based on Dain's personal identity and past experience, it is basically impossible for him to have access to the gods above the seven gods. With the Canrea disaster as a node, Canrea before the fall was a place where all kinds of people who turned their backs on the gods flocked, so Dain should have only lived in the underground world at that time and the possibility of coming to the earth was very low, and contacting the gods at this time was tantamount to treason.
Five hundred years later, Tenri fell asleep, and Ishtaru only left a slight mark on Inazuma's use of power, and there is no other record in Shikoku. Therefore, the possibility of Dain coming into contact with the gods above the seven gods is even more remote. Of course, there is also a time period when the throne of heaven leads human civilization. However, based on the normal life expectancy of the uncursed Tivat, Dain could not have lived at that time.
If Dain can deduce the identity of this abyss power based on past experience, it can only be the people he met on his journey or the people he once became. In the story of the quest prop "Nascent White Branch", there is a record of King Ilmin. As mentioned above, Ilming, who hangs upside down on the World Tree, acquires the intellect to write runes, establishes the Kingdom of Canria along the roots of the World Tree, and finally peeks into the secret of the Demon Sky - everything under the Heavenly Throne will eventually die, and the dark deep space will contain everything. Thinking that Dain was once a member of the palace guard, it is also reasonable to guess that the power of the abyss is Ilming.
However, there are also holes in my conjecture, if this great power is really Ilmin, then why can Clodar recognize the anti-lord and not the more recognizable king of Canria? It's actually okay to push the pot completely to the abyss, but it is precisely because of this point that it doesn't make sense, so I made two more guesses, as for the explanation of the other two guesses, I won't expand much here, and interested viewers can speak freely in the comment area.
In the plot of the Three Realms Road Sacrifice, Ah Yi introduces us to the concept of the power of the Three Realms. The Abyss Void Realm, the Elemental Dragon Lizard Realm, and the Light Realm produced an unprecedented balance in the wonderful place of the Abyssal Palace. The "Abyss" is chaotic and destructive, and it will continue to erode the foundations of Tivat, but Klodar feels awe and unprecedented happiness after coming into contact with the mysterious power of the Abyss.
So it seems that the abyss does have the ability to resist the curse, so is it possible that the abyss is actually something that originally existed in Tivat, obscured by some unknown reason? We know that Fañez isolated the universe and the world from the epitome of the universe and the world with eggshells, and that the fate of mankind was predetermined to be engraved on the starry sky at the beginning of its birth. However, it is not so much engraved in the starry sky as it is engraved on the eggshell, and beyond the eggshell is the universe.
At the end of the plot, judging from Clodal's demeanor and words, Kalibel seems to be developing in a good direction. Combined with Klodar's admiration of the "perfect lifeform" when he first discovered the Abyss Chanter, I speculate that perhaps Kalibel finally changed from a chuchu to an Abyss Chanter in extreme sadness under the blessing of the power of the Abyss. This phenomenon should be called evolution.
Combined with the above analysis, the details of the Loom of Destiny plan gradually became clear. Here I am not a riddler like Dain, and directly give the answer I guessed: "Use the power of the abyss to control and control the original elemental power of this world, so as to break the eggshell of Fañez isolated Tivat, break through the false sky, and shatter the established fate of the reflection on the starry sky" Based on the plot At the end of the plot, both Klodar and his wife are buried here, and it can also be concluded that Kalibel and Klaudar have been freed from the curse of immortality. Klodar was freed from his established destiny, and Calibel re-weaved his own destiny.
The third route against the curse is Kaia, who is not affected by the curse in the slightest. Maybe everyone will have questions in their hearts, is Kaiya the Kailebel who got rid of the curse? Here I can give a clear answer, no. Kaia's unique pupils indicate that he has pure Canrea blood, even if cursed, it is an immortal curse; So he can't have been transformed from the chuchu. In addition, from the perspective of time, the time point of the anti-Lord and Dain's travel in Meru was at least hundreds of years ago, and Kaia was the brother who grew up with Diluc. Kròdar, who was freed from the curse, was still reduced to dry bones; Spanning hundreds of years as a toddler, here I slowly put a question mark. In addition, the most important point is that we know from the time we met Dain that he has the ability to pursue the abyss apostle to discern the power of the abyss, so this face-to-face discussion with Kaia is believed to be very telling.
In Kaia's personal story, her biological father mentioned Kaia as their last hope before he left. Obviously, analyzing the words "Last Hope" according to the plot will not come out of Clodal's mouth. As for the "we" in the mouth of his biological father, here is an analysis of the plot of the afterimage of the dark war: "After the one-eyed king Ilmin was disabled, the Alberrich family, who did not shed the blood of the king, stepped forward to become regent. "The actual control of Canrea was given to another faction, which was different from the old king Ilmin. In the Colossus of Meru's ruins, you can find the Knights of Canrea who once fought against the Yuanxuan, and they may be from this group.
Aside from the biological father who has been missing for many years, it is not difficult to see from our observations and the evaluations of other NPCs in the plot that Kaia does not seem to have any negative effects of the curse at all. Then there is only one possibility, and after a desperate bet, the Alberrich family, who took over the regency of Ilming, found a way to lift the curse.
Finally, regarding the other person of the protagonist, Klodar emphasizes in the plot that the anti-lord was born in Canrea as a hope for the abyss before the collapse of the Canreas. The purpose of birth is to control the abyss and become a "transcendent" being, transcending all "bestowed destiny". For the Anti-Lord is born to represent the abyss, to represent a mystery beyond imagination and beyond understanding. But soon after her birth, Canrea was tragically destroyed, and then embarked on a journey with Dain, and after the baptism of this incident, the anti-Lord chose the path of using the power of the abyss against the curse against the gods, and shouldered the heavy responsibility of restoring Canrea.
Dein recalled that it was a journey of constant search for fate with pain, and he also confirmed this speculation. The Abyss Order was established, the Loom of Destiny Project began to be launched, and all this seemed to slowly begin to deviate from its original track. But will the fate that has been divorced from the established destiny be another predetermined destiny? Here is for everyone to diverge their brains.
Well, this issue is here, if you think the analysis is good, remember to pay attention to it three times, and we'll see you in the next issue.