Hey, Divanochi here. Pulled an all-nighter cause I was bored and ended up finally reading through this. Now, gathering the power of the hundreds of my ancestors (you guys trialing and erroring this), I’m gonna put in my 2 cents (due to inflation these 2 cents are worth less than nothing.) I’ll just be writing down all the stuff I jotted down then Give my final thoughts at the end.
"why assume about a game you haven’t known of yet rather than what you do already know?” - Tech
This makes it clear that the answer to the riddle lies majorly within the lore for Arcane adventures, not the untold future odyssey that we have yet to venture on.
“Focus on the left” - Tech
The dove, which we’ve come to realize as the peacekeeper, is the first step in figuring out this riddle. I’ll give more on that a little later.
“Everyone so far is missing what the comparison is between the two of them” - Tech
There’s a core connection that we haven’t made between a dove and eagle. Once I get sleep I’ll try and do more digging to see if I can get an inkling of what he’s hinting at.
“Mans actually paid attention to the background of the art, a pivotal part of the riddle, do more of this y’all.” - Tech, in reference to the ocean in the back of the dove’s side.
Now, this is something that I hope I have more or less figured out. The dove and the olive branch is a Christian symbol that comes from the story of Noah’s arc - God sent a flood that wiped away nearly all life on earth in order to start anew. This artwork and the seas being wiped out seems to be a mirroring of that. So what does this tell us? The scene on the left represents the peacekeeper who is rebuilding the 7 seas anew after the results of Durza’s cataclysmic defeat. The lines of the quote, which talk about creating a world through peace, support this as well in my opinion. Something I’m nearly certain about is this peace of information.
Now moving on to the eagle, which I haven’t made much progress on.
“Freedom isn’t the only symbol of an eagle.” - Tech
Seems we were too focused on the freedom aspect of the eagle, but there are a few other meanings to it as well.
“The eagle with its keen eyes symbolized courage, strength and immortality, but is also considered “king of the skies” and messenger of the highest Gods.” - Somewhere on Google
“The eagle brings the message of renewed life because it is associated with the east winds - the direction of spring, dawn and rebirth.” - Another place on Google
Out of these, the ones that stood out to me as what an eagle can stand for:
Immortality, Messenger of the Gods, Rebirth/Renewal.
So, going along with the quote; a character(s) that represents either immortality, messenger of gods, rebirth/renewal, has dark, impenetrable plans and moves like a thunderbolt.
So yeah, that’s mostly all I’ve gathered. Hope this helps in any way. My next message is gonna be dumb eagle speculation.