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11/30/2022 3:52:39 AM
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It doesn’t make a lick of since bruh. Like why would a corpse be turned into tea, and why would a disciple of the whiteness’s body that was turned into tea instantly cure a coma?
Wouldn’t drinking the ichor of a dark gods long dead, rotting corpse straight up kill a dude, let alone an old -blam!- grandpa with 0 immune system strength? It can’t be because he is a guardian because he shouldn’t be a light bearer anymore since his ghost is dead. Even if he was wouldn’t it kill him even harder since it’s pure evil nightmare darkness juice being digested by a being of the light?
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[quote]It doesn’t make a lick of since bruh. Like why would a corpse be turned into tea[/quote] That part does make sense when you ignore the meme. All Misraaks did was extract darkness from pieces of the corpse of someone known for playing with darkness. The teacup is just for feeding Osiris and is mostly irrelevant to the story. Only thing missing from the cutscene was how they knew to give the liquid to Osiris imo.
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DeusEstDracoSpace wizards never die - ancien
People used pharaoh juice in ancient Egypt too -
Egyptian mummies aren’t generally radioactive though. They specifically mentioned Nezarec emitting harmful radiation. Think it was during Eido’s monologue somewhere.
