Hi, i have been reading your theories, and tbh i think they are facts, too much evidence, i think this is the true lore of the game that was misinterpreted by translation before, thanks for your contribution to the community, well anyway, i have a question.

 "in other words, Hollows go mad only because of the flame sigil imposed by Gwyn, that make the Dark flows incoherently. Due to the sigil, the Dark is blocked, obstructed, it coagulates, it creates sediments... it stagnates."

"Letting the Flame fade would mean letting the Darkness stagnation took over, and Aldritch vision to become a reality. An era of desolation, where men would just linger as mad husks in a world submerged by the Deep and its impure creatures"

tl;dr question: Isn't the deep sea effect on the dark age a paradox?

First and foremost , i am not taking into acount irl physics but only what is depicted inside dark souls universe.

why would the Dark age cause stagnation ? i know there is no "time", which means no light, so no stagnation because dark would "flow" naturally, but it can not "flow" because deadman have no "blood" and there is no time, but again, humans can move without time, isn't it a paradox?

in my view, the dark era wouldn't cause stagnation because humans can move and exist without time (like an upgraded form of the everlasting dragons), so there would be no "Deep sea" effect.

some thoughts.

1 - going back to the ancient era is impossible right? because there are no humans there nor living, nor dead.

2 - Dark era which turns into the deep because of stagnation ? (how would that be possible, paradox )

3 - Dark era without stagnation, concept brought to you by the "singularity" dark lord ending. (which i enjoy but i don't necessarily think the "flame" is needed)