I think it’s just a system of organisation, I don’t think it means anything beyond that
It’ll just be hinting that there’s one High Lord and two Barons every single sea. Plus, it’s just to sound intimidating because Argos
A fail safe in case one baron dies
R. A. Venna (totally real character trust): “Sir, Argos is dead!”
Calvus hastily phoning Jorund or whoever it is 30 seconds later:
Wouldn’t calvus be looking for the death curse though?
what if they communicated via snails like one piece
calvus’s pocket snail starts ringing and he picks it up
“Calvus, King of the Ravenna Realm. What do you want?”
“a second person has hit fort talos”
“WHAT?!?!?!?”
31 messages in ful release patch notes, 0 patch notes
gonna off myself
He brought his phone with him
This is pretty neat, don’t know if we’ll see him in full release or not, but it’s neat to have some vague idea of when we’ll see him and that he’s in the sea we’re currently in.
if i had to guess the order of aesir has something like a “council” which includes their highest ranks (barons and high lords)
its likely 2 barons each for organizational and government purposes (kinda like how each US state has exactly 2 senators, except the reasoning for the order probably isnt equal representation)
each high lord commands 2 barons, who each command the agents and officers, with agents serving as basically experienced regular members, and officers possibly having a supervisory role with initiates and agents (Edit: as an example, King Calvus would obviously rule over everything Order-related in the Bronze Sea, with General Argos relaying and giving orders to people like Lady Carina and Lord Elius, and likely many others)
i made all of that up but i think it makes enough sense. I also believe the Order could have some form of deterrent in place to stop people from deserting (ex. rewarding those who kill or capture deserters) alongside the immense price for failing a mission (i doubt its literally just “no second chances” like Elius said, but theyre obviously very harsh with punishment at the very least)
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Makes a lot more sense then them getting blasted over there and somehow surviving it, still leaves the question of how they were able to make the trip, but I got faith that the spoiler explanation will both be interesting and make sense.
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Not exactly pertaining to future story or game mechanic stuff, but I thought it was interesting and some of you might think it’s neat.
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I indeed do think that’s interesting! Thank you very much, sir!
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Glad you liked it
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Can you maybe ask vetex about “Why did The dark sea itself not absorb the remaining sea clusters?”
That probably falls into spoiler territory considering Vetex has already said how something regarding how the Dark Sea works is a spoiler
Bear trying to eat vetex 
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