Now we're all familiar with the golden gun super, whether we're being killed by it or running around the map with it. What if I told you that it wasn't even created by a guardian. I'm unsure if anyone else has found this but I'm putting it up here because I guess it seems worthy of being here. I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one that has noticed the resemblance between the golden gun and the last word. If you do not know the story of the last word and the thorn and would like to read it yourself this is your warning. My theory is that the renegade hunter Shin Malphur created the golden gun. And there are lots of evidence towards it in the grimoire card where he kills Dredgen Yor for previously murdering Jaren Ward. "In step with my motion, the fire within burst into focus - through my shoulder, down my arm - as my finger closed on the trigger of my third father's cannon." Now this is a bit flimsy but it does sound kind of like a description of what happens when you summon the golden gun. "Two shots. Two bullets engulfed in an angry glow. The other fell" This seems like a more accurate description of the golden gun shots. Now I know what you're thinking. "Golden gun fires three shots not two." Well let me get there. Shin Malphur does fire a third shot. Although it is not thoroughly said, it does say this: "Leveling my cannon to the dead man's helm, I paid one final tribute to my mentor, my savior, my father and my friend... 'Yours... not mine.' ...as I closed my grip allowing Jaren's cannon, now my own, to have the last, loud word." Now I know some may be skeptical, and that's alright. So to prove without a shadow of a doubt, that this is fact, I have uploaded a close up picture of the golden gun in HD. On the side of the barrel you can see the signature of the last word. "Tex Mechanica"