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Chapter 2841: Divine Chariot
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    tobidyoufarewell
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    I was recently re reading FS and what a coincidence that current chapters are also about their past on FS lol
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    Magmun
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    quick question, wasn't the Puppeteer a Cursed Tyrant because during the eternal city arc it said it was a great Tyrant
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      Flex Yuan
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      It was a cursed Tyrant
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    Rei-absolute
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    If Sunny manages (if he's the one doing it) to make people forget about Asterion (probably excluding the Supremes from the equation), what prevents him from making them forget about him?
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      MRTempest
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      Well the fact that he doesn't want to not be remembered anymore, at least to his friends and family. Unless he can selectively ripped apart his own fate after killing the VTB, he would not do it anymore if he has a choice in that matter
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    DaFastest Snooper
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    It's like I'm watching a person reread history meanwhile another person personally experienced everything what was being narrated.

    The Vile Bird really did a number. Every experience, every connection you have gets ripped apart, then it gets filled up by something thats similar. All existence forgot Suny, but traces of his still remain, it's just obscured by a dense fog.
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    Psihovscky
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    What a powerful and important chapter. I especially like the epitaph.
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    mischievous schemer
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    Bit random, but the tomb of Ariel is the remains of an unholy Titan and god grave is presumably the skeleton of an unholy Titan or maybe a void being.

    Who do you think would win in a potential battle

    The Stone Titan or Godgrave
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      Lavos
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      Both were Unholy Titans. But if we're to make an assumption, the profane being who's Skeleton lies in Godgrave would probably win.

      Using the logic of Stone vs Flesh is meaningless at their level, no?
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      Starlessdust
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      I think big skeleton guy will win. See ,he attacked the sun realm and he was roasted dead by the flame of the sun god whereas that stone boy attacked Arial —the daemon…who is assumed as weaker than the sun gods…as daemon's are inferior to the great gods…so a guy who can go against the flame of the sun god and attack his own realm will be more dreadful and horrifying than stone boy who attacked a demon. Eventually both died ,even daemon's died so did great gods what remained was " dust" and it will eternally eternally( no I'm not a narcissist)just got an inspiration to write this and did that
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        Kanoh Agito
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        And the skeleton guy would probably revive if it weren't for the sun constantly burning away its regrowing flesh
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      mischievous schemer
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      Stone Giant had practically an impenetrable and invulnerable body with the blood of the river of time flowing in him. Lost to Ariel, Daemon of Dread, one of the strongest divine beings in existence.

      The Skeleton has an undying body where his blood and flesh is the scarlet infestation and has practically limitless regeneration. Presumably still alive and for eons has been resisting the destruction of the Sun Realm.

      I am also leaning slightly towards the skeleton because it stayed alive for so long. However the Stone Titan has the river of time flowing within it so it it's really unpredictable how this hypothetical battle plays out
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    AntiTaco
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    I wonder how Mordret's ability interacts with Shadows. Does Sunny sees their shadow, or mordret's? Shadows are tied to the soul, so shouldn't it be in the shadow of mordret on all of them. Or is he mirror the shadow of the people he's possessing? In any case, the features on their shadow would be reversed wouldn't it? Seems like it'd be an interesting detection method, but would probably kill most of Mordret's stealth capacity. That, or it's just not something that was considered while writing.
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      Ohshitimsorry
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      If I'm not mistaken, all vessels have Mordreth's shadow, but it's indistinguishable from the vessels' shadows, or something like that. You can reread the chapters about the glass city.
      The higher the rank, the greater the similarity to their "Concept." For Mordreth, it's nothingness or reflections, and nothingness creatures have no shadow, just as Mordreth's reflections don't. Therefore, I believe that now, or at the next rank, Mordreth will be able to live peacefully without a shadow. There just wasn't anyone to help him get rid of it.
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        momo(fateless)
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        I'm pretty sure everything has a shadow

        Cause if the gods and daemons didn't have a shadow they couldn't have died
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          Ohshitimsorry
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          Death in this novel is a very concrete "physical process," not an abstract end to existence. Therefore, we have plenty of creatures who survived their own deaths with shadows (Sunny, Killer, Peace), as well as completely destroyed creatures without shadows (The Others, Sovereigns from the Underwater City, Kanakht).
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    yeahdefinitely
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    The last passages are more significant than you think.

    Nephis doesn't remember what actually transpired, but her feelings about the events remain, even if she doesn't know why exactly. But Sunny does know.

    It's true that she doesn't consider it a victory because she could have saved more people, but I think the deeper reason she feels like it's not a victory... is because of what transpired with her and Sunny at the tower. Using his true name against him, not being able to go together... this might be a confirmation for Sunny that she truly regrets what she did back then.
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    Damian Wolf
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    Neph now knows Sunny buried the dead kids of the forgotten shore crying_kitten

    This hurts. Neph can't remember the sacrifice she made that lead her to stay in the dream realm for those two year. And Sunny can't share in the emotion and memories Neph is having right now because he isn't f#cking remembered cry

    I don't care, I need Neph to cry when he is remembered. I want at hurricane of complicated emotions. I need it to be the biggest emotional moment in the history of this novel.
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    kingdiamond
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    Quote: RubinVidi
    For the record all members of The Nine is fated.
    Sunny didn't become Weaver's heir because he is fated, but because he collects Weaver's lineage.
    Even when he is fateless, he is still Weaver's heir

    i wonder if sunny could untangle the strings of fate bound around him from fated
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