Isle Aukate - Page 1336

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[Hariman]

... This explains SO much about Sagitar's backstabbing, and about some of Sagitar's confusing dialog during previous arcs.

[Delisle]

So Sagitar was actually a prototyped Darnathi? Verrrry interesting!

[TheSphinx]

Wait, Sagitar was a darnathi? What...

I... honestly feel betrayed.
Though now we understand why she called Beryl "mother". And we understand why Darius succeded in making a dire.
But now I have to re-contextualize all that Sagitar said in the arc when she created Paria: I remember the reading we gave of Sagitar's point of view and thoughts, and it was quite christian (or not-so), but if she's a darnathi all that must have happened "before" the repurposing, and that means in the darnathi culture. Damn...

[Tamara]

Ok, now I wasn't expecting that... Sagitar was a Darnathi... I wonder if she acted alone or on orders from Titan or our friendly neighboring giant serpent-god?

[Madd the Sane]

Though now we understand why she called Beryl "mother".

Page 545 for those curious.

But now I have to re-contextualize all that Sagitar said in the arc when she created Paria: I remember the reading we gave of Sagitar's point of view and thoughts, and it was quite christian (or not-so), but if she's a darnathi all that must have happened "before" the repurposing, and that means in the darnathi culture.

I think the christianity came after her repurposing. However, page 473 says something about Beryl's mental state: "So in essence she hates her inner desires, since apparently it's to be a better person."