Reading the lore in dungeons

[Mholito]

You need to consider that non of the new areas of the expansion was touched by Dalamuh's fall. Also Azys la is reallt far away from the Aery.
If the allagans wanted something with dravania they would have done it thousand of years ago. I think you are mistaken.

– Finally if you know something that “hasn’t been told in the game,” by all means, tell us!

It’s become a bit of a rumor that, in the Aery, you can see what look like debris of Allagan restraints. But that just blew off of Dalamud in the Seventh Calamity. It’s an interesting fate that one of the things that once bound Bahamut would end up here, isn’t it?

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[Frederick22]

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Thanks for the soruce, is confirmed by Koji fox?
Anyway thanks, I have never see this before. But is till bit weird that the aery is the only one of the new places with pieces od dalamud ( I hope Anonymoose find the true about the ancient ruins on Azys la )

[Rocl]

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Wow, nice link! That was actually pretty helpful, thanks. Disappointing response about Allag tech in the Aery but understandable nonetheless.

[Belhi]

Wow, nice link! That was actually pretty helpful, thanks. Disappointing response about Allag tech in the Aery but understandable nonetheless.

Not completely. Its still quite possible that its presence is relevant.

I still have a theory that Nidhogg's rage stems back all the way to the time of the Allag. His dialog in the cutscenes makes it clear he didn't like the mortals to begin with. Considering all the other ruins in his lair he could have collected the Allag wreckage to simply further remind him of why he hates mortals.

[Morningstar1337]

Not completely. Its still quite possible that its presence is relevant.

I still have a theory that Nidhogg's rage stems back all the way to the time of the Allag. His dialog in the cutscenes makes it clear he didn't like the mortals to begin with. Considering all the other ruins in his lair he could have collected the Allag wreckage to simply further remind him of why he hates mortals.

He started the Dragonsong War as an eternal revenge plot for that Ishgard did to him and Ratatoskr, I wouldn't put it past him to hate humanity for what the Allags did to Bahamut and Tiamat as well.

[Belhi]

He started the Dragonsong War as an eternal revenge plot for that Ishgard did to him and Ratatoskr, I wouldn't put it past him to hate humanity for what the Allags did to Bahamut and Tiamat as well.

Its just during one of the Flashbacks he says something along the line of that he said the mortals couldn't be trusted and they would betray the Dragons.