Theories! About Anything Aetherlight related!

Danyul_Braziervest 2021-10-01 16:53:56 UTC #224

I don't know. But you know, so that makes me think the reason WHY you know, is because...

You just revealed yourself as a possible Beta tester.

Unless, this is common knowledge from Ep. 1-3.

Jayhawk_Greencape 2021-10-01 16:55:21 UTC #225

He learned it from @caleb_Larkmagnet1 I think.

Jones_Elderview 2021-10-01 16:55:27 UTC #226

LOL It's in The Timekeepers Apprentice. Which really has a lot of spoilers to the plot, maybe even to stuff we didn't know was a thing yet!

Jayhawk_Greencape 2021-10-01 16:56:40 UTC #227

Nice. I need to read that... :0)

caleb_Larkmagnet1 2021-10-01 17:19:00 UTC #228

You can't say here.

Jones_Elderview 2021-10-01 17:42:39 UTC #229

Aight, I thought so 'cause that's a pretty big spoiler, and I was kinda unhappy to know it, while also happy at the same time. Idk how you bare knowing all the stuff you do.

Jones_Elderview 2021-10-09 18:39:28 UTC #230

Okay, so I was thinking about how Satan tempted Jesus in the wilderness.

That'll probably be Lucky and The Scarlet Man, dueling in the Boom Lands...That'll be really cool.
Than maybe on the Old Mount, there's that diving board-like structure, Lucky might tell TSM to jump off that, and let angels catch him. Than also on the Old Mount they'll look over Aethasia, and Lucky will be like "I'll remove my fog if you worship me."

Anyways, just a thought.

Eerie_Coppernight 2021-10-09 20:13:50 UTC #231

Please, developers, make this a thing.

caleb_Larkmagnet1 2021-10-09 21:08:20 UTC #232

It'd be impossible to duel in the Boomlands. They'd both die to the mines. Have you read the Timekeeper's Apprentice? It explains how the giant floating mines work, and it would be virtually impossible to have a duel there.

Jones_Elderview 2021-10-09 21:10:22 UTC #233

I've made countless references to it, yes.

And yet the only time we've seen someone go in there, they've come out. Not to mention Lucky might be able to disable them with the push of a button.

caleb_Larkmagnet1 2021-10-09 21:11:40 UTC #234

He didn't come out by flailing about with a sword.

Jones_Elderview 2021-10-10 21:36:10 UTC #236

Fair.

The character of Moses (I forgot his name) is going to be bringing the Israelites from Egypt, which is the FOGWORKS, not the Academy. And he's going to take them to the Promise Land, and have to destroy Jericho. So the Promise Land will have all the things they need to survive

Summary

In The Timekeeper's Apprentice they go to the Giant Seed Forest, and get a special flower! Not only that but there's also the Echo Factory, which would be Jericho! So if the next episode is going to be Exodus, than we'll most likely get to see the Giant Seed Forest! Also they'd stay in the "Desert" Which is probably that waste area over by the FogWorks. It probably stretches behind the Old Mount, and right up to the Boomlands, or Red Sea. Than it might also go a bit past it, which would be the Desert they stay in outside the Giant Seed Forest.

Cody_Ironpiper 2021-10-10 22:20:11 UTC #237

Wait...That actually makes sense.

Sierepica_Fuzzywalker 2021-10-11 01:09:18 UTC #238

I thought Baron Fairrow (Pharoah) was in charge of the Academy. He is confirmed by the tooltips to be running the Snowmoors, and the whole story with Jefferson (Joseph) takes place in the Snowmoors, and Joseph's story took place in Egypt, or at least a large part of it, anyway.

It's a little fuzzy because there are references to Joseph's brothers and the "pit" story also takes place in the Snowmoors, in addition to Victoria "throwing him in jail" which is Potiphar's wife, but then the player gets him out. Then we have all the science experiments until we get the Snowmoors Great Engine started.

Episode 3 actually seems to leave off in the middle of Joseph's story. I think that would have to be finished before we get to the Exodus - I think we will see Jefferson and Fairrow meet eventually on good terms. headscratch

The Fogworks seems to be an analogy for, uh, hell. Nobody who goes to the Fogworks ever comes back, and the only thing that comes out of it is automations and heartbreak. Sounds like hell to me.

Jones_Elderview 2021-10-11 01:11:22 UTC #239

Ah, you're right. That makes a ton of sense too. On the picture for the next episode it still has the snowmoors too, so it'll most likely finish the story too.

Beth_Applemine 2021-10-12 18:31:05 UTC #240

If I remember correctly, they have. After Jefferson is released from prison, (he was practically free already, the door to his cell was open, and he had a science lab set up. It’s hard to set those labs up unless you get supplies. So either he could go out and get them himself, or someone was delivering them to him) Baron Fairrow enlisted his help to stop the mines from flooding. Then when he succeeded, Baron Fairrow asked him to freeze all of the snowmoors. Sounds to me like they are on good terms.

Jones_Elderview 2021-10-12 18:33:25 UTC #241

You have a point there, I think the game does point out that his cell is open, just so the player is aware of the connection.

Jayhawk_Greencape 2021-10-12 19:30:17 UTC #242

No, I think it's supposed to be the grease pits...

I think that that was when you made the snow globe in the grease pits...

Amelia_Lightgear 2021-10-12 23:41:20 UTC #243

Well, actually my theory was that it represented death in general, but yeah, I agree with you.

Sierepica_Fuzzywalker 2021-10-13 01:10:54 UTC #245

Ah, the lovely Death and Hades consortium which shall be thrown into the Lake of Fire. I can see how you might agree.

At the same time, it’s totally okay to have another theory. It is a Fog works after all, implying it is the “source” of sin, and it is situated at the end of a river just like it Eden was situated at the end of the Tigris and Euphrates river. That doesn’t quite fit the hell theory, and so I could be totally wrong.

As for the other stuff, I stand corrected.