Quote Originally Posted by not_ya_wify View Post
Although we still wouldn't be able to witness that world. At least not as our current reincarnation of the WoL. I REALLY want to save them and frolic through the flower field with Emet-Selch.
Unfortunately, you're probably not going to outside of fan creations. I can see Emet sleeping away in the aetherial sea until such time as Azem is whole again, which is my hope. Once the trio is reunited they can reincarnate if they wish. Have you seen the NieR x FFXIV crossover? Emet's "paradise" was just being with them in Amaurot, that's what he wants back.

The only person, who doesn't feel like a know-it-all brat in this case is Gaia because Mitron did give her his memories and she still chose to stay with Ryne. Which to be honest also seems ridiculous to me that she would choose her teenage girlfriend over the love of her life... no ETERNITY that she has spent millenia with to fight for the salvation of humanity.
I agree, but the Ascians are likely never going to be given a win. I've thought maybe they'll be successful in the 8UC timeline because the WoL is dead, but I doubt the current team in charge of the story would allow it. Personally, I love Azem and the unsundered world far more than the WoL and the sundered world. I think that they succeeded too well in making everything Ancient wonderful because now that we're doing a "new adventure" I find nothing to be excited about, I was more interested in the past.

Anyways, maybe I'm viewing the story differently because of a Chinese drama I watched before playing Shadowbringers called Ashes of Love I think.
I've seen that series! All that is just the tip of the iceberg too. :P

It's disappointing, I feel the way the dragons were handled in HW was superior to the Ancients. Not only do they repeatedly state that with their concept of time the events of 1k years ago are like that of yesterday, but they've been around long enough that anything mortals find profound they find banal. Personally, I thought the Scions' arguments to Emet in Amaurot were weak. Why would an immortal care about their ~100 year lifespans? That's nothing to them and, frankly, a small sacrifice in the grand scheme of things. Once again, in HW it's said that to dragons the life of an Elezen is like that of a fresh cut flower and they're one of the longer lived races.

I hate everything about the sundering. The whole concept of split souls bothers me a lot. I'm forever going to wish everyone and everything returns to being whole.