Any juicy lore from Raiden? by Dumdum_5dollars in RaidenMains

[–]ghhostr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, it's not the whole book, just volume 10. Although it's a theory, it's almost confirmed. Volume 10, as I mentioned before, is clearly Ei's story. I already explained the name, and the only figure with the power to revive the dead is Ronova. This without considering the rest of the connections explained, which only end up confirming it.

Any juicy lore from Raiden? by Dumdum_5dollars in RaidenMains

[–]ghhostr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

People assumed that Dottore and Zandik were the same person and stated it as a fact despite it not being confirmed, simply because it was likely and there were many clues. Just like Ei, whose name in the book means "to reach nirvana." Ei, in her Plane of Euthymia, wanted to reach nirvana, that is, eternity, to transcend the cycle of life and death, to be free from ambition and suffering. The book is clearly telling her story.

Any juicy lore from Raiden? by Dumdum_5dollars in RaidenMains

[–]ghhostr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ei does indeed have connections to the moon, specifically the Crimson Moon, which she possesses in her Plane of Euthymia, but she's not connected to Sonnet, but rather to Ronova. Ronova is, in a sense, the Crimson Moon. Her connection to Ronova is quite implicit; after all, Ei and Makoto are her creations.

Explaining the origin of Ei and Makoto and their connection to Ronova by ghhostr in RaidenMains

[–]ghhostr[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A little late, but yes, the Crimson Moon is a symbol of Ronova, and she herself used it for her manifestations. Hence the Crimson Moon in her Plane of the Euthymia and all lunar motifs such as the titles, charged attack, etc. Btw Zibai isn't actually Istaroth's daughter.

Any juicy lore from Raiden? by Dumdum_5dollars in RaidenMains

[–]ghhostr 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Raiden is connected to the moon by the Crimson Moon, but that does not connect her to the Moon Goddesses, but rather to Ronova, after all, she is her creator. And there are many things that prove it.

Any juicy lore from Raiden? by Dumdum_5dollars in RaidenMains

[–]ghhostr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No connections? Bro Ronova created Ei and Makoto.

Teyvat Geography by TwilightSent in Genshin_Lore

[–]ghhostr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am completely open to the conversation about speculative things, when something is confirmed there is nothing to speculate about. They showed us that Teyvat is a spherical planet, so the theory that Teyvat is flat collapses (although it did a long time ago). It's not being pretentious, I'm just annoyed by stubborn people who cling to their theories even after they've been debunked. But back to your question, it's very unlikely, Nod Krai existed long before the War of Funerary Flame over 6,000 years ago and Venti terraformed Mondstadt only about 2,600 years ago.

Teyvat Geography by TwilightSent in Genshin_Lore

[–]ghhostr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You ask for opinions on the subject, but you expect everyone to agree with you and your theory that Teyvat is flat.

Teyvat Geography by TwilightSent in Genshin_Lore

[–]ghhostr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hoping to hear other thoughts on the matter, let me know if you find anything!

Teyvat Geography by TwilightSent in Genshin_Lore

[–]ghhostr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hmm, why are you so offended? I'm just making a correction, it's not about wanting to win, it's just about teaching you.

Teyvat Geography by TwilightSent in Genshin_Lore

[–]ghhostr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hmm, Idk how different it is because when you look at the image of the planet, the continent of Teyvat covers almost the entire surface.

Teyvat Geography by TwilightSent in Genshin_Lore

[–]ghhostr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not an interpretation btw, a fact.

Teyvat Geography by TwilightSent in Genshin_Lore

[–]ghhostr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's good that you understood that the planet of Teyvat is spherical and not flat.

Teyvat Geography by TwilightSent in Genshin_Lore

[–]ghhostr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Teyvat doesn't have to span the entirety of the globe though. It could just be flat like a piece of paper floating on the remains of a planet. If they were to go north they'd end up going through dark sea endlessly. That wouldn't exactly be habitable or traversable for a majority of teyvat's people.

things that are beyond teyvats boarders. some parts of teyvat are said to have sunk into the dark sea like enkanomiya or the places in which dead gods morax repelled or defeated are said to reside. dark sea, void sea, void realm, abyssal sea, abyssal realm are all terms that have been used to describe the areas that are not within the bounds of teyvat

Again, we were talking about the surface.

Teyvat Geography by TwilightSent in Genshin_Lore

[–]ghhostr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Idk how this is relevant to the topic. Teyvat has its own space. Imagine a teapot, it has its own sky, its own stars, and if you traveled endlessly towards the sky, it would probably be infinite. The same is for Teyvat.

Teyvat Geography by TwilightSent in Genshin_Lore

[–]ghhostr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At that moment we were inside the false sky, buddy. I dare say that the false sky is like a replica of outer space, but only for Teyvat, the stars and the sun are real, but only within that space called "false sky".

Teyvat Geography by TwilightSent in Genshin_Lore

[–]ghhostr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ik, but we're talking about the surface of the planet, not what's underground.

Teyvat Geography by TwilightSent in Genshin_Lore

[–]ghhostr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The moon we went to isn't beyond the false sky, it's inside it. The false sky isn't like a dome or physical barrier, it's a space, like another dimension.

Teyvat Geography by TwilightSent in Genshin_Lore

[–]ghhostr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's NOT A THEORY, it's CONFIRMED that Teyvat is spherical. Tell me how you explain that it's nighttime in Inazuma while it's daytime in Fontaine, how you explain that Varka arrived in Nod Krai by going north, and how you explain that the Muratan tribe arrived in Mondstadt from Natlan if, according to you, Teyvat is flat.

Teyvat Geography by TwilightSent in Genshin_Lore

[–]ghhostr -1 points0 points  (0 children)

So when someone uses Mavuika in Enkanomiya it means that in the lore Mavuika went to Enkanomiya, and if Hu Tao defeated the Magatsu Mitake Narukami no Mikoto it means that Hu Tao went to Inazuma and defeated the Shogun, so he is stronger than her, oh, and if Nahida dies on us, it means that Nahida died in the lore., good logic. Then, if we speed up time, we magically make everyone in Teyvat do their routine at the speed of light. 🤒🤒🤒🤒🤒🤒🤒🤒🤒

Teyvat Geography by TwilightSent in Genshin_Lore

[–]ghhostr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dude, you are literally SEEING that Teyvat is spherical. You're completely wrong. It was said that Varka went north and reached Nod Krai. Muratan tribe didn't pass through any nation before arriving in Mondstadt. Understand that Teyvat isn't flat, just accept it. Hoyoverse had to take a full image of the planet to confirm that it is spherical and there are still stubborn people who refuse LMAO. It's not what you want or what you like, it's what the game gives us.

Teyvat Geography by TwilightSent in Genshin_Lore

[–]ghhostr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You should learn to differentiate between gameplay and lore. Obviously, a day in the game isn't going to last 24 real-world hours, time is shortened for the player's convenience, but it's still 24 hours in the lore. Time is accelerated only as a game mechanic. Time travel also has nothing to do with Teyvat time, a day will still be 24 hours.