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[theofaluvsviolet]

Έφτιαξα τον Ανδρέα στο character ai… 🫠

Το τσάτ είναι στα αγγλικά και τα ονόματα στα αγγλικά για διεθνή αναγνώριση αλλά διασκεδάστε το :)

[theofaluvsviolet]

Elden Ring & Sekiro Crossover!

My story is finally published! All chapters are already in progress but it will take time to publish!

Sekiro meets a tarnished from the lands between and their worlds begin to collide, when unexpected turns and forces engage in their story, bringing them closer to each other.

[theofaluvsviolet]

Sekiro x Elden Ring

Sekiro (Wolf) x Enira (Elden Ring Oc)

So yeah I shipped my Elden ring Oc with Sekiro. At first I wasn’t taking it to romantic stuff but the more I worked on this story the more their relationship became stronger. And tbh I love it. So here is some of my work, drawings and edits I’ve made.

And to whoever thinks that wolf is not meant to be in any relationship, yeah but no. This is a fandom where they ship him with Genichiro or when Kuro so I won’t even take any statement like that…

[theofaluvsviolet]

Amazing 🥰🥰

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice - Wolf

"You are not the darkness you've endured. You are the light, that refused to surrender" - John Mark Green

[theofaluvsviolet]

Also me! I hoped for something like this! 😭

Miq posting coz this boy is my son and I would die for him ft my Tarnished named Cress (who is also just my silly little fromsoft oc who started off in Bloodborne. I love you Cress.)

If you don't like Miquella, please get off my account. I'm being so fr. If you think he's evil, don't even bother interacting with me. Either block me, or I will block you. You are not worth my time or energy. Please gain some media literacy. Thanks.

[theofaluvsviolet]

Amazing work!! 💛💛💛

Miquella related art

[theofaluvsviolet]

I’d like to think it this way too 😭

Awesome art!! 💜💛

I like to think Miquella cried one last time when he abandoned Trina, giving up his love and all kind of emotions~

Also Trina would slowly sink into dark water

[theofaluvsviolet]

I appreciate so much your support in this post! Now I will show you how I made this so you can create your own character as Miquella’s consort!

If you make your own, please tag me! ;)

A Different Ending…

To all of those who want a Consort Miquella ending :

I personally DO NOT agree with the ending that Miquella wanted to bring. I myself admired this character before the dlc very much, ngl, now I just keep admiring his character’s actions before the dlc. But it was really fun to edit this, where the Tarnished becomes Miquella’s consort. It would be an interesting choice if you ask me and not an impossible one. Why wouldn’t Miquella choose the one who overcame the strength of Radhan, after all?

So here is an edit of a cutscene where you the last boss is supposed to be Messmer trying to stop us or something and miquella rides you in battle.

If you don’t like Miquella, or don’t like the ending he might’ve brought, please don’t hate me. This is simply a fan work and it took a lot of effort to make. At least give an upvote for the work and not the lore…

[theofaluvsviolet]

We all need a mother…

In my story basically my tarnished helps a child reach a destination, fulfill a duty and she becomes like a mother to him…

In the end she decides to get him live safely away from her problems and battles with the demigods, for his own good… 🥲

[theofaluvsviolet]

Are we really have to take a video that calls Radahn’s horse “Lionel” for serious?

“ If the story is more complex than episode of Dora, they lose all function” LMAO 🤣

i knew shit like this was gonna happen, elden ring doesnt have a 'true villain' it's a war of competing factions each with varying morality and responsibility in the terrible state of the world.

god there is so much extrapolation, giving the worst possible reading of the characters, the language is so charged and has to ignore basic facts about what happened. The dude also makes it repeatedly clear he doesnt know basic facts about the lore such as radahn's soul was specifically stolen as a result of us killing him and instead argues it was Malenia who stole his soul. Also he keeps calling Radahn's horse lionel.

He tries to argue all of the soldiers/citizens of haligtree are brainwashed, something which the dlc actually debunks as it shows miquella's powers are to some extent tied to his rune, when it shatters his charm breaks, yet people still remain devoted to him, including his haligtree. is the idea of people being so dedicated to the idea of paradise they'll kill, and let themselves be killed really all that unbelievable.

[theofaluvsviolet]

Oh you do?? That’s so cool! Will you share?

A Different Ending…

To all of those who want a Consort Miquella ending :

I personally DO NOT agree with the ending that Miquella wanted to bring. I myself admired this character before the dlc very much, ngl, now I just keep admiring his character’s actions before the dlc. But it was really fun to edit this, where the Tarnished becomes Miquella’s consort. It would be an interesting choice if you ask me and not an impossible one. Why wouldn’t Miquella choose the one who overcame the strength of Radhan, after all?

So here is an edit of a cutscene where you the last boss is supposed to be Messmer trying to stop us or something and miquella rides you in battle.

If you don’t like Miquella, or don’t like the ending he might’ve brought, please don’t hate me. This is simply a fan work and it took a lot of effort to make. At least give an upvote for the work and not the lore…

[theofaluvsviolet]

A Different Ending…

To all of those who want a Consort Miquella ending :

I personally DO NOT agree with the ending that Miquella wanted to bring. I myself admired this character before the dlc very much, ngl, now I just keep admiring his character’s actions before the dlc. But it was really fun to edit this, where the Tarnished becomes Miquella’s consort. It would be an interesting choice if you ask me and not an impossible one. Why wouldn’t Miquella choose the one who overcame the strength of Radhan, after all?

So here is an edit of a cutscene where you the last boss is supposed to be Messmer trying to stop us or something and miquella rides you in battle.

If you don’t like Miquella, or don’t like the ending he might’ve brought, please don’t hate me. This is simply a fan work and it took a lot of effort to make. At least give an upvote for the work and not the lore…

[theofaluvsviolet]

This💛

time for ME to throw in my two cents on miquella

spoilers under cut

i’m not a lore keeper/theorist so if there’s details i get wrong or forget, 🤷

i think godhood was miquella’s last ditch effort. he was disillusioned by and abandoned the golden order because he saw the shortcomings and flaws of it. i doubt being in charge of his own order was appealing. but he had tried literally everything else he could! fundamentalism didn’t help cure him or his sister, so he moved on to trying to break the curses himself. unalloyed gold didn’t work. growing the haligtree didn’t work. the eclipse for godwyn didn’t work. every plan he made, every attempt at taking the reigns of fate, failed. the idea of godhood and the absolute control that comes with it would start to look tempting in the face of so much letdown. maybe the evils it took to get to it would be worth it, in the end, if it saved those he loved.

so he uses his power of affection on mohg. he makes his vow with radahn. he leaves his sister behind. he’s started down this path and now he has to reach the end of it, no matter the cost and no matter if it goes against everything he once believed and stood for. he has to do this.

and along the way he continues to use and manipulate and both figuratively and literally lose himself bit by bit. he gets rid of his love and compassion even! of course the miquella we see at the end of the DLC is selfish and only wants his “gentler world”- it’s all that he has left.

basically the point i want to get across is the way miquella is painted in base game (genuinely kind and loving, a beacon of hope to the down trodden, and overall good) and the way miquella is in the DLC aren’t at odds with each other- it is the result of the pursuit of godhood. to become one you literally have to abandon everything that you are for it. miquella WAS good, and kind, and loved, but he was irreparably changed when he decided to become a god. and i think that’s great. i think that’s so fromsoft.

i still don’t get why radahn is his consort

[theofaluvsviolet]

@miquellaluciscaelum what do you think about this?

Working on my Miquella story…

Before the Dlc I was planning a story in which Miquella, actually asks for help and guides my tarnished named Enira. I was basically hoping for a happy arc and an ending in which Miquella becomes a promising lord.

But the dlc ending was by far very disappointing to me. The twist of Miquella’s ending and manipulation turned her story to desperate again and very depressing. The only thing that gave her comfort was, St. Trina that told her at least, that before his turning up, Miquella held still unconditional kindness that left behind with St. Trina. In the end she kills him not for her to become a lord but to save him from this cruel fate and to protect the world from this “Age of Compassion”

Before the dlc though, I supposed that Miquella still didn’t abandon some of his body parts and still cared. So I wrote something in which he asks for the help of my oc (Enira), for a last hope to revive the Haligtree and cure Malenia. He even sends her and Malenia to kill Mohg and open the gateway to the Land of Shadow. The Haligtree plan fails and the access to the Land of Shadow for Enira becomes a tragic end up…

If anyone can help me plan my story in the most accurate ways please tell me, but here is a first plan I’ve made on each character’s decision and measures.

1. Miquella approaching Enira

Reasons:

-He believes she is a worthy warrior.

-She is the tarnished warrior that defeated many demigods, aware of their general situation.

-He admires her kindness and compassion that he sought for his aspiring new age.

-She reminded him of Godwyn.

-He believes she can side with Malenia and revive the Haligtree.

Plans:

(😇Good intentions and actions)

(😕Complicated intentions)

(😈Manipulation and lies)

- Enira to trust him and follow him to the Haligtree

😇 (He truly wanted her as ally)

- Enira to side with Malenia and to hopefully help him cure her sickness.

😇 (He truly wanted her as ally)

- Enira to kill the Omen Mohg and open the way to the Land of Shadow.

😈 (He lied to her and Malenia that Mohg still kept him hostage. In reality he took him indeed but Miquella bewitched him so he could keep the cocoon intact and fed up with blood)

- With his instructions he tried to make her bless the Haligtree and cure the rot from it, hopefully cure Malenia too

😇 (He did care for his Haligtree and sister and Enira was a good ally)

- For a reward to her efforts, Enira asked him to craft a needle of unalloyed gold in order to cure the madness and the control of the fingers from Blaidd. Miquella instructed Enira to craft it indeed, but didn’t mention that he used a part of his body to craft it

😇 & 😕 (He used a part of his own self to reward her but still lied)

- His plan to revive the Haligtree doesn’t work. Disappointed, and realising that staying to the Haligtree will not succeed his plans. He decides to leave it behind for now and to move on his plan B, to move to the Land of Shadow.

😕 (Disappointment and determination to proceed in any possible action to succeed his purpose. Naivety)

- Miquella realises that the Scarlet Rot is not only the affliction that torments Malenia but that it also became a part of her very being now. Malenia’s state of mind is worsening. He pleads Enira to stop Malenia from ascending to godhood no matter what.

😕 (Acceptance and first sense of responsibility)

- Miquella invites Enira to the Land of Shadow so she can follow him.

😇 (His plans are still with good intentions and truly wants her as ally in this new journey)

- Enira kills Malenia, seeing that she ascended to godhood and begs forgiveness from Miquella. He says he holds no grudge against her, although now mourns for his sister…

😈 (He holds no grudge and surprisingly mentions that this is something that had to be done. He had already abandoned his heart away in the Land of Shadow at this point and lost his mourn for his lost ones…)

[theofaluvsviolet]

I completely agree! Why so many people just hate him so much? Let’s not justify him of course I just don’t believe he’s the worst of worst u know…

I believe that the worst characters are the ones that don’t care at all. Like Ranni, Rykard or Marika…

Spoilers Elden ring DLC

Thoughts about Miquella's and Ranni's destinies.

I came across a video in Tiktok about how Ranni never had a good relationship with Golden twins because of Miquella's manipulativeness and his ability to enchant people. Well, first of all, this is stupid. We don't know what kind of relationship Ranni and Miquella had, but they definitely weren't full of hatred for each other, on the contrary, there are much more hints that they had some kind of connection, maybe even worked together on their goals.

But this is half of the trouble, in the comments people, as always proved that faith in humanity is absolutely in vain. The best you could hear there was, of course, that Miquella was just manipulating people and that he was the main villain of the story, which we were told from the beginning in the description of the branch. It went on to speculate, or even claim, that Miquella was definitely manipulating everyone around him, especially Malenia and Godwyn (unbelievably how brothers and sisters who for a long time only had each other in an unfriendly and dangerous world, where being different or deviating from the general line meant being an outcast, could sincerely love and understand each other? and of course no way Godwyn could love and cherish his brothers and sisters because he had once lost his younger brothers and did not want to lose these too).

But the funniest and scariest thing for me, actually the thing that pissed me completely off and made me write this post is that people are seriously so praising Ranni. In comments of the video, where they're condemning Miquella’s actions, they’re saying how cool Ranni is. Fuck, seems like nothing in these people’s heads works? I have nothing against Ranni, she is a character with a cool story, motivation, her quest is one of the most interesting in the game, and the ending is one of the most memorable and cinematic. But it’s so hypocritical. Ranni was literally the one who brought all shit into the fan, the Shattering was caused by her, she orchestrated the murder of a member of the royal family with a terrible weapon, the influence of which spread a literally deadly plague across the land, and blessed Tarnished to do whatever it took to help her, including killing one of her brothers.

The best thing to say is that Miquella and Ranni are worth each other when it comes to "the ends justifies the means". But I don’t see the point in saying which one is better or worse, who is kinder or nobler, who has pursued what goals. For me personally, the whole point of Ranni and Miquella is how their stories ended. Because when Ranni succeeded, Miquella lost, but why? They both did some very shady shit, manipulated, killed, etc. but Ranni got what she wanted while Miquella didn’t. I personally think it’s selfishness. There’s a healthy ego and ambition in Ranni. There’s ambition in Miquella too, after all, he is empyrean but the huge difference is that Ranni has all of her ambitions focused on herself. She sacrifices herself, yes, she literally kills her own body, but that’s the sacrifice she was willing to make, just as much as she was willing to give to get rid of the influence of the Great will. Her soul, her heart, her will, her faith and her principles, they all remain the same from beginning to end, she does not sacrifice her personality, she does not change course, even when faced with difficulties or losses in her way. Because she’s doing it for herself first. Ranni does not aim to save the world or make it a better place, or to help all the poor and sick. Her motivation may be the desire of power, revenge for the fate of her mother, hatred for the Golden order - all that you want and all those reasons are deeply selfish.

Miquella doesn’t want to change the world for himself. He thinks about his sister, about his brother, about the people he’s taken under his protection. He wants to create a better world for them. And this is the point. He’s very altruistic and sacrificial. When it comes to sacrificing himself for the greater good, he does it without a hesitation, but if Ranni gives only what she is allowing to give, Miquella gives everything. And it is a mistake, his biggest mistake. He was thinking about everyone else except himself. Pushed himself too far and eventually lost himself completely. He threw away everything that had made him him, on his way to the top and there was nothing left in the end. No heart, no soul, no love, no kindness. How can you create a kind world if there’s nothing kind left in you?

That’s the key point, because he’s changing the world with his kindness and compassion because he’s capable of it. But when he dropped it, it just didn’t make any sense. I think at the end he was nothing more than an empty shell of a man who had only a phantom target on the horizon, he doesn’t remember what he was doing all this for or nobody who he left behind. He chose the path of absolute self-sabotage and this could not have been successful in any way under the circumstances. If Miquella had become a god, he would have simply become new Marika and continued the cycle. By abandoning himself, Miquella became part of this vicious circle and cruel world. His kindness and compassion were very things that made him special and gave him the power to change the world around him.

I think that’s why Saint Trina asks us to kill Miquella. Free him from the cage of divinity and grant him forgiveness. To me, it looks as if Miquella himself asked us to kill him (she is literally a being born out of his discarded parts), because somewhere deep inside, when he had not gone too far, he understood the wrongness of the way, that was chosen, he wanted forgiveness for all that was done, but he had no way back, nothing to go back to.

In the end:

Ranni, being selfish and purposeful, succeeds and breaks the vicious circle, takes away the Golden order and leaves the world that she does not care much about to recover on its own.

Miquella, being altruistic and compassionate, tries to change the world and the cruel system, but completely loses himself and his goal along the way, becomes part of a vicious cycle of senseless cruelty and dies.

Could he have succeeded? Yes, I believe that. He could have succeeded, but not as a god. At least not as someone who would have taken Marika’s place. In fact, the divinity through the Elden ring and the Divine gate are no different, Marika was on both ends and we all know what have happened to her. I believe that Miquella could have achieved so much more without being a god, without becoming a part of this vicious circle. He had already achieved more than anyone could have imagined with his tree, with the Unalloyed gold, against the Outer gods, and he was not god all this time. If he had found a way to break his curse, if he had been able to do it as he had planned through  Haligtree, history would have gone a whole different way.

To me, he was not and will not be the villain of this story. He’s just another victim, from a long list of suffered the cruelty and injustice of the Elden Ring world.

[theofaluvsviolet]

Working on my Miquella story…

Before the Dlc I was planning a story in which Miquella, actually asks for help and guides my tarnished named Enira. I was basically hoping for a happy arc and an ending in which Miquella becomes a promising lord.

But the dlc ending was by far very disappointing to me. The twist of Miquella’s ending and manipulation turned her story to desperate again and very depressing. The only thing that gave her comfort was, St. Trina that told her at least, that before his turning up, Miquella held still unconditional kindness that left behind with St. Trina. In the end she kills him not for her to become a lord but to save him from this cruel fate and to protect the world from this “Age of Compassion”

Before the dlc though, I supposed that Miquella still didn’t abandon some of his body parts and still cared. So I wrote something in which he asks for the help of my oc (Enira), for a last hope to revive the Haligtree and cure Malenia. He even sends her and Malenia to kill Mohg and open the gateway to the Land of Shadow. The Haligtree plan fails and the access to the Land of Shadow for Enira becomes a tragic end up…

If anyone can help me plan my story in the most accurate ways please tell me, but here is a first plan I’ve made on each character’s decision and measures.

1. Miquella approaching Enira

Reasons:

-He believes she is a worthy warrior.

-She is the tarnished warrior that defeated many demigods, aware of their general situation.

-He admires her kindness and compassion that he sought for his aspiring new age.

-She reminded him of Godwyn.

-He believes she can side with Malenia and revive the Haligtree.

Plans:

(😇Good intentions and actions)

(😕Complicated intentions)

(😈Manipulation and lies)

- Enira to trust him and follow him to the Haligtree

😇 (He truly wanted her as ally)

- Enira to side with Malenia and to hopefully help him cure her sickness.

😇 (He truly wanted her as ally)

- Enira to kill the Omen Mohg and open the way to the Land of Shadow.

😈 (He lied to her and Malenia that Mohg still kept him hostage. In reality he took him indeed but Miquella bewitched him so he could keep the cocoon intact and fed up with blood)

- With his instructions he tried to make her bless the Haligtree and cure the rot from it, hopefully cure Malenia too

😇 (He did care for his Haligtree and sister and Enira was a good ally)

- For a reward to her efforts, Enira asked him to craft a needle of unalloyed gold in order to cure the madness and the control of the fingers from Blaidd. Miquella instructed Enira to craft it indeed, but didn’t mention that he used a part of his body to craft it

😇 & 😕 (He used a part of his own self to reward her but still lied)

- His plan to revive the Haligtree doesn’t work. Disappointed, and realising that staying to the Haligtree will not succeed his plans. He decides to leave it behind for now and to move on his plan B, to move to the Land of Shadow.

😕 (Disappointment and determination to proceed in any possible action to succeed his purpose. Naivety)

- Miquella realises that the Scarlet Rot is not only the affliction that torments Malenia but that it also became a part of her very being now. Malenia’s state of mind is worsening. He pleads Enira to stop Malenia from ascending to godhood no matter what.

😕 (Acceptance and first sense of responsibility)

- Miquella invites Enira to the Land of Shadow so she can follow him.

😇 (His plans are still with good intentions and truly wants her as ally in this new journey)

- Enira kills Malenia, seeing that she ascended to godhood and begs forgiveness from Miquella. He says he holds no grudge against her, although now mourns for his sister…

😈 (He holds no grudge and surprisingly mentions that this is something that had to be done. He had already abandoned his heart away in the Land of Shadow at this point and lost his mourn for his lost ones…)

[theofaluvsviolet]

Miquella’s Character arc

There is a fuss going on after the dlc release about Miquella so I am here to say my own thoughts and opinions on this. YES, Miquella ended up being manipulative and he didn’t do the best things to achieve his goals no matter his good intentions. But that was not always the case…

Miquella’s beginning, as we see in the Haligtree, gave hopes and possibilities for a better world. He did care for his sister and did care for the unwanted. After he abandoned the golden order fundamentalism he still worked hard to cure his sister. Thinking he could achieve his goals by remaining an incomplete god and essentially a child though, didn’t work.

If you think about it, every Demigod that ever ascended to godhood or anything related to gaining power (Rykard, Godrick, Malenia etc) drove them all out of their last parts of sanity, their sense of justice and compassion. A common thing we see is that, the demigods begun as rebellions against the golden order and then to make their goals reality they ascended into gods, in a maddening state. This is what happens to Miquella in the dlc and you, save him from this fate…

By leaving behind his body parts and especially St. Trina, Miquella left behind everything that was keeping him a good person and a person willing to truly change the world. He even abandoned the Haligtree and his sister in order to ascend. He moved to horrific deeds and decisions in order to succeed his ascension to godhood, and if you think about some other demigods, or Marika herself, it’s a non escaping end.

If in the beginning, wished for a better world he wouldn’t even think of his “non free will age” he then realized that to fix this world it’s going to be needed more than mere compassion. And by realizing that he abandons every doubt, every kindness, every unconditional love to his ascension. His ability to gain love from others and to aspire a world of it turned into manipulation.

When you, the tarnished follow his footsteps you essentially follow his broken parts, all parts of his fears to follow this path. And then St. Trina, all that’s left from his kindness, tells you to kill him in order to protect him and save him from this fate of corruption that his mother too had.

St. Trina tells you to kill Miquella and not let the poor thing become a god. This is what she meant. She meant to save him from this fate of becoming a god. He left behind his pieces of all unconditional kindness. By killing him, you save him from this fate. Maybe you, even save his kindness alive in any way you wish.

• Were his actions in the DLC wrong? YES

• Were his intentions good? YES

• Did he manipulate? YES in the end

• Did he truly have care for others? YES, in the beginning

Would I choose his age of compassion? No it still doesn’t add up to me but, in my eyes Miquella is not that evil master villain that others portray. His character development is much more complex than the definition of “good” or “evil”. Essentially he begun as a promising and carrying character and ended up as a naive tragic manipulator.

Now shoutout to the other topic today.

Miquella and Mohg

• Did Mohg kidnap Miquella on his own will? YES

• Was he enchanted by Miquella? YES

• Did Miquella have any plans with him? YES, but NOT before he took him.

So, even if in the dlc we know that Miquella charmed Mohg, we are also clued that, Mohg actually had his own plans and ambitions with him. Miquella would never think to involve Mohg in his plans, not after he realises that he turned useful. It just doesn’t make any sense. But that doesn’t mean that Mohg was not charmed, LATER

The first plan of Miquella, was to wait inside his cocoon inside the Haligtree and be born again as a new god. But we know that Mohg, while Malenia was against Radahn, still abducted Miquella from inside his cocoon.

“ Wishing to raise Miquella to full godhood, Mohg wished to become his consort, taking the role of monarch. But no matter how much of his bloody bedchamber he tried to share, he received no response from the young Empyrean “

“Render up your offerings of blood to your Lord. Drench my consort's chamber. Slake his cocoon's thirst. His awakening shall herald the dawn of our dynasty”

This concludes to the fact that indeed, Mohg tried to share his bedchamber with Miquella and indeed wished to build a new dynasty with him as his consort.

And while we know that Miquella charmed him in order to achieve his entrance to the Land of Shadow, there is no explanation on why would he charm him to take him out of his cocoon which he was trying to succeed something in. He still had faith in the Haligtree and he decided to abandon it later.

But I am pretty sure that Miquella departed his spirit from body, so he probably wanted Mohg to stop his blood rituals on him. This is probably why he charmed him. He wanted him to stop and used his power to make him act on his own plans. I believe that the charm came after the abduction when he realised this ritual will not grant him his wishes.

What Ansbach said about him trying to undo Miquella’s charm, Mohg must’ve been already charmed at this point. Ansbach would not like his lord to be enchanted in any way, no matter what Miquella made him do.

Miquella decided to take Mohg’s body way after he was killed. He lost all of his kindness and compassion at this point.