probably going nowhere BUT ill put this down anyway
what if there is something big, like a war or a huge villain or movement? that’ll probably represent the eagle, and then the dove, which already represents peace, can mean that the horrible thing has come to an end?
meh probably got it wrong, but its better to put it down or regret never putting it down anyway
Well Hades is the main antagonist most likely and I swear you said somewhere that Hades was trapped down in the underworld. And the place where most things get trapped eternally down there is Tartarus. So we have to go to Tartarus to kill him? Or he gets out from there and then we kill him idk. Tartarus is a major part of the story or something idk.
No, he was responding to me when I asked if Atlas was still alive. I do wonder if someone’s holding the sky now because someone has to replaced Atlas’ burden for him not to be or magic is holding it up or something.
Also Hades is in Hades…
Why would Hades be in a place other than Hades?
By Hades I mean at his castle and not in Tartarus, Ik Tartarus if technically part of Hades but even Hades doesn’t go to Tartarus.
I think this riddle is representing something with the Peacekeeper fighting Hades.
Obviously, you can tell the left side (light) is peacekeeper, while the right side (dark) is Hades.
Arcane Odyssey takes place while the peacekeeper is searching for Hades, so it could be possible this is a major part of the story, or we even help him.
“Let your plans be dark and impenetrable as night”
Durza wasn’t inherently evil, as he was being controlled by Hades to test the limits of dark magic.
Hades is the main antagonist, and he hid in the darkness controlling Durza, and was unable to be found until the peacekeepers searched for him all around the world.