r/ThePrimordialOne

Does the 6.7 World Quest make or break the AI theory?

I still think it's debatable as we don't exactly know when the travellers received the message and when HP came and helped with the project

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u/Former_Deal_2838 — 24 hours ago

Watching Hoyotwt see the remnants of dragon civilization on the moon and simultaneously forget genshin is not JUST a colonization story but one of cosmic horror

They start saying Nibelung was justified just because it was his planet but

  1. His attack would’ve killed everyone, dragons included and was most likely the opposite of what Nibelung actually wanted

  2. Teyvat is a sanctuary. With the light realms anti abyss phenomena and PHANES’ Order it quite literally is the only safe place in existence. One species cannot lay claim to it even if it was theirs first. They need to adjust to circumstances of the ENDING UNIVERSE.

  3. Humans are innocent. They didn’t partake in the war and most don’t even know the war happened. Committing genocide of humanity makes the dragons just as bad.

u/Scared-Opening-753 — 1 day ago

Was Phanes the one who rewinded the activation of Huitzilopochtli?

Well, you remember it. That Dragon-made Phlogiston-ifying Doomsday device that served as gruesome fail-safe method of guarding Teyvat against the Abyss.

Recently, I read about some people stating that Phanes, despite being in coma/sleep/whatever energy saving mode it can manage, still awakens briefly - if something truly world-ending happens.

In their statements, they claimed that Shades only acted somewhat locally: Istarot preserved Zi Bai and gave some powers to Venti, Ronova did the whole Khaenrian punishment thingy and helped Natlan, etc. But nothing among it was, like, really global really fast. Activated Huitzilopochtli, on the other hand, certainly was.

So what if it was Phanes that rewinded the time to "softly" force a survivable option in this quest? Fontaine stuff, Gnoses stolen and even Dottore's experimental rampage were, let's be real, at best local inconveniences. Nothing was globally devastated beyond repair, and locals sort of managed to fix all that at home, to the best of their abilities.

But no amount of local fixing can prevent "LET'S TURN WHOLE PLANET INTO SHINY MAGICAL LAVA!"-machine from doing...well, exactly what I wrote. This shit is unforgivingly permanent in it's work and scaringly fast in it's completion. World might need Reason to kinda awaken, even if unseen, and un-make such terrifying choice, otherwise there's no saving anything.

I can't support this claim by anything valid, as my knowledge is lacking, so I won't be zealously defending it. Take it as, at best, uneducated guess.

Currently the best way to prevent Abyss from winning ever made, by the way. Assuming that after such victory over it life is still worth living.

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u/Quiet-Opinion-1695 — 1 day ago

Major Dialogue in 7.0 (Leaks!!!!)

We have a new title for Ronova, “The Black God” based on the storyline of 7.0 and context. She was the one who killed the Belyi Tsar by inflicting a curse upon him.

u/Least_Egg_9371 — 2 days ago

Proof that Nibelun would have negotiated peacefully with Phanes had they met before corruption.

I dont know if someone else already mentioned this, but it seemed significant. Once again, it's all voyager's fault. Dialogue comes from riding the boat in the bubble sea on the moon.

u/allmistake2 — 2 days ago

Prism slime

There’s smth that had been confusing me for a while , we all know that phanes separated light energy into 7 radiant elements right? So like in this text it says phanes separated one element. So like i don’t get it , before phanes there was 7 elemental sovereign dragons right? .. so elemental form exist before phanes separating it .. but at the same time the text says it was one element. Can someone explain it please 🙇🏻‍♀️?

u/_nxicl — 1 day ago

About the five laws of Celestia

I have seen many people say that the five laws: Reason, Life, Death, Time, and Space of Phanes and the Four Shades are now held or deprived from the Moon Goddess and from what I understand the Four Shades learned to control aspects of Teyvat (seen from the cutscene how Canon had a conversation with Istaroth about 'time'). However, everything changed when Phanes (with the Four Shades) began to be able to master aspects of Teyvat which then they led a fight against the dragons?

So does Phanes had the five authority since before arriving or did They learn from it by the Moon Goddess or Teyvat

If Phanes didn't learn the aspects of Teyvat are they still strong? Or are they already strong by their own considering the firmament feat.

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u/Careful_Cobbler2348 — 2 days ago