Skadi also references something "behind" his eyes, though I don't recall the exact quote.Originally Posted by Sath
Skadi also references something "behind" his eyes, though I don't recall the exact quote.
It all sounds very "hidden true nature"/"other aspect", I would guess one of the divine cores he's mashed up with is a character with special insight.
Ah, there's an NA thread elsewhere with all the Holmes nods compiled. Here's the localisation:
Spoiler:
Yeah but he's already caused Holmes defeat twice while then being screwed over by his own hubris, what is he going to beat the shit out of Holmes again?
Ophelia was the first to question the narrative of how Lostbelts worked. And Kadoc knows now.
Kadoc, Ophelia, Pepe and possibly Hinako seem to be the ones who were left in the dark about Marisbury's plan. Kirsch probably knew every detail. Beryl knew a lot, since he was entrusted with the activation of the Sirius Light. Daybit we now know was aware of the entire thing since Marisbury told him.
Last edited by Petrikow; February 6th, 2023 at 11:36 AM.
I think Beryl's role isn't indicative of being confided in to a greater extent about the plan, but due to his character/nature he could be trusted with the dirty work to make sure they clear the Singularities.
Kirsch seems to know what's up going by the talk about entrusting Fujimaru, I doubt Marisbury gave him the low down despite being the supposed successor, so I suppose Daybit spilled the beans? Or he gleaned it with his own insight?
I can't remember, did Wodime know more about the Lostbelts than Kadoc discovered from his pad, or was it implied those notes were his additional knowledge about the LBs?
I'm pretty sure the price of his bargain was he couldn't divulge his knowledge to the others & so he left his password easily guessable, but it's been a while.
Yeah but he did those while in the roles of the antagonist, so naturally the next step is him being the Hero with a Villain Holmes who he saves instead of kills.
Edit: Probably after beating the shit out of him though, so thats consistent.
I can't imagine Kirsch didn't know, but I also find it hard to believe he'd be okay with something so apparently horrible. Yet he talks about seeing Marisbury's ideals fulfilled if I remember right.
Kirschtaria is the only person who knows who the Priestess is. He probably knows even more than Daybit.
I suppose this is probably because he was the one approached with the negotiation in imaginary number space?
If you assume Marisbury's whole thing is "ensure the future of the Human Order by making himself into a god," Kirschtaria's plan is almost kind of a perfect foil. The same desired end state with two different outcomes.
Could be. I'd say it's most likely he knew who the Priestess was from the beginning, though.
That in turn assumes that it was the Priestess who was talking. While that's still quite likely, it's not impossible that he was speaking with the mastermind instead.
Oh, Kadoc's going to use his Sirius Light in Antarctica, isn't he. That's what Daybit was probably hinting at.
He and Daybit made a promise to tell Guda whoever survived at the end, so it's safe to assume he's in the know?
Also, he kept proclaiming that he'd betray Alien God, or Alien World so that he can achieve his personal objective. So he respected Marisbury, but disagreed with CHALDEAS' method?
Just had a thought.
We haven't been back to antarctice since our initial zero dive. Are we sure we're really on Earth at all right now?
If the bleaching occured after our initial zero dive, it would also be after CHALDEAS was already frozen and was no longer capable of acting.
Minor nitpick but they technically never discussed it. They just both independently came to the same conclusion and silently agreed. Daybit never shared info wifh Kirsch as far as we know.
We're on Earth, the texture was just replaced. We're likely to go inside Chaldeas, anyway.
But are you sure about that? Do we have hard confirmation that that's the case, or has it just been assumed up until now?
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