The whole idea was to take mass product (which a Yankees cap is since many people wear that, at least in my country) - and to screw it up completely, paint is acrylic, spikes and pieces from metal :D
Pustím si Third Eye od TOOL po dlouhé době a pod tím vyskočí toto.. vesmír ví.. a nebo Kosmos?
I tried to push the Gemini to the absolute limit.. after a while it worked :D
Hello,
as we were speaking with my friend and discussing Project Stuzha, we got an interesting idea.
Columbine has told us in Act VIII of Nod-Krai's AQ, that term "Mistilteinn" is involved in such project. Regarding to origin of this word, Mistilteinn is a legendary weapon from Norse mythology, originated in saga Gripssonar - which has more than one use.
In one specific version of Norse mythology, Mistilteinn, called "Mistletoe" in modern English, is a weapon tied to Baldr's fate (GOW players will know where this is going 😃). Baldr was prophesized to die, and his mother Frigg basically cursed him to be unharmable by all things in Nine Realms - with the exception of mistletoe, which wasn't seen as a threat. Long story short, Baldr really died by Mistelteinn, weapon made of mistletoe.
This wouldn't be so interesting normally, because Genshin has many inspirations from various mythologies. But we have one other name which is directly taken from Norse mythology, specifically from legendary weapons - Dainsleif. Dain's name is inspired by mythical Norse weapon too; this made us to make a conclusion.
From what do we know, Dainsleif is cursed with immortality, a curse which was placed on him because of Khaenriah. Mistleteinn is a originally a weapon able to harm unharmable. To this day, because of the name, I have viewed Project Stuzha as some kind of crazy weapon able to kill gods. But what if its a project to solve the curse of immortality?
Feel free to discuss of course 😃
^(Note: Today, I was calling with my friend) u/KittennPiE ^(and he thought of all of this, so its his idea; however, he doesn't use Reddit that much, so I am writing in his place (and giving him cred))