𝔔𝔲𝔢𝔩𝔞𝔞𝔤 🖤さんのイラストまとめ

I worked in UX research for “Ori and the Will of the Wisps” and “Tell Me Why”. While a lot of UX research can focus on usability or accessibility, I got to work closely with writers, community leaders and GLAAD on Tell Me Why!

Another way this could be interpreted is perhaps the elden stars tree growing from the original great tree that has been struck by elden stars. Either way, one thing is clear, the Erdtree has a shadow or an inverted presence, and queen marika's age is one of "abundance and life"

In an interview with George RR Martin he mentions that it was due to the rune being manipulated, that it "screws up the world". The first, that we know of, was the sealing of the Gloam Eyed Queen and the great rune of Destined Death. Queen Marika's Twin Rune holder.

In Elden Ring, the Empyrean is a god who acts as the vassal for the Elden Stars, storing the amber stars inside of them. What's facinating is that based on how the runes are manipulated, it dictates divine law. This isn't the first time it has been manipulated!

So why mend the gargoyles with wax? Simple! GRAFTING!!! The gargoyles can propagate like plants, growing new roots! There are a TON of gargoyles being stored in the nameless eternal city presumably for grafting! [6/10]

We can see this same sort of fatty tissue on "Prince of Death's Cyst" cheeks and lower "face" item as it replicates itself indefinitely, which is where corpse wax typically forms on the deceased. [5/10]

Corpse wax is actually present on some items in game, having the same fleshy golden hue.

"A finger of corpse wax, so emaciated the bone is visible.
It is a relic of those who came before, left to help those who would come after." [4/10]

Miquellas pose in the introduction art mirrors the tree-person’s pose at the base of the Haligtree! (2/5)

@Gloriousroyalty @HubrisUndrscr I’ve only talked about this in regard to marika being similar to the hanged man / Odin (throwing her eye into a well)! And how she is being speared by the rune of death similarly to Jesus and the spear