Anyway, if Silas is ever to get Wisdom Blessing it’s will be over for basically everyone unless he dies from brain cancer
Vetex vs the top 5 would be a sick ass fight
Retcon blast
What we should be concerned about is the fact that Silas might genuinely start summoning Gods on people.
Silas = Megubum?
There’s a difference, Megubum commits suicide when he does it. Meanwhile Silas essentially throws out a pokeball with Arceus in it
The problem is that he wouldn’t be able to take gods back after summoning them.
But he could potentially summon gods
The thing is, they need a certain amount of energy to reform and it probably requires a ridiculous amount just for a weakened version of them (though then again, I bet Silas barely met the requirements cuz think about it, we are apparently gonna get thrashed soon so what other way to prevent ourselves from getting killed?)
Well I suppose that if we are going to be summoning weaker Unstable versions of them, it just solves the issue of not being able to put them back into us..
They were supposed to protect this planet, but ended up creating ideal conditions for it to be ruined. They wouldn’t lose to Arthur if they didn’t have a civil war going on.
Nah, I’d rather not deal with them. Who knows, maybe they won’t help Silas out of fear of being overthrown again.
Picking and choosing which Gods i’ll revive and which ones ill keep in eternal purgatory for being annoying
Specifically Hades though, fuck that guy, i hope Silas finds a way to torture his soul
It would have been too easy for Silas to live if gods really were so helpful.
I thought it is up to gods to choose their host
Well i guess so far all the gods came in willingly, but i don’t see why we wouldn’t eventually find a way to at least pick them up manually. (Because no way in hell will Zeus willingly walk into our body with Poseidon already inside)
For just about the entire Odyssey, Silas is pummeled to the ground and beaten with sticks and stones, i think he deserves getting a happy life at the end of it all.
I hope so, but it seems like he’s inherting Freedrock’s status as a champion of gods, so they might not free him so easily and living for eternity doesn’t sound like a happy life.
It depends on how the Aberration is dealt with, because if it’s sealed again then…well yeah, Silas is just forced to guard that thing for an eternity,
But if we Kill it, Silas will be a Free Man and can live his life happily till he’s 500 (Vetex stated he’d be able to live that long as a legacy…i think)
Wait, that sounds like a cool plot twist in case all that stuff around mentality gets continued. Ruthless players kill the aberration and get to live a happy life, while merciful players spare it and are forced to guard for an eternity. But I guess that would have been really awful for people, who didn’t know it would turn out like this since you get your mentality in the very beginning. Maybe they should make it so you can change it at least twice in the story by choosing specific options.
