Submitted by Aliseyun
Since the times of Ancient Egypt there have been depictions of a serpent holding its tail in its mouth. The interpretation of the ancient Egyptian symbol is that it represents the cyclical nature of a year, a process that continues infinitely. The head of the serpent bringing the dawn of a new age, while the tail, which represents times past, is consumed. Bringing this into Kiseki terms…who is the harbinger of a new age, the head of the infinite serpent?
A post submitted by Aliseyun from the Falcom Discord!
NOTE: Please note that this theory, while not a continuation of my previous theory “The Whereabouts of Water”, does reference it multiple times, and so it is suggested you read it first.
This is a theory submitted by Aliseyun!
In physics, there is a phenomenon called resonance, whereby having a body vibrate at a certain frequency, you can cause other similar bodies to vibrate in response. This process can be used to explain the goals of Ouroboros during Sen II.
What if the Aureole was not the first Sept-Terrion to appear in modern times? This is what Aliseyun questions in this submitted theory on everyone favourite conversation starter: the Pillar of Salt.
