CELESTIA: A History of Silence. [Genshin Impact Lore And Discussion] 

Celestia is probably the singular most complicated piece of lore genshin has to offer nowadays. Through my trek through teyvat, I’ve found countless theories about countless characters or beings connecting to celestia, and putting them together just feels like mixing several paints together, trying to create a rainbow. In conclusion, Celestia is like giving horror game theorists a calculus problem about Noah’s Ark - a giant sprinkle of tiny pieces of lore, with some IRL references tucked in here and there. What an island, and it just got its 16bit 3D model!

Rest in peace Aster! Celestia is probably already aiming a nail at your house for making this video. Thank you for your sacrifice

Speaking of Tsurumi Island, there's a weird NPC there called the Boatman who talks about this mysterious Lady of the Golden Hall, who lives in a golden mansion on the moon. In the mansion there are 140 cradles that weave souls the Boatman brings to the Lady into the dreams of children. I wonder if this golden mansion is in fact the Lunar Palace?

Wait a minute. Maybe I'm overthinking this, but "inquire not the mysteries of the sky and the abyss" reminds me of the Adventurers' Guild motto. ad astra abyssosque means "to the stars and the abyss." I don't think this is just a coincidence, considering how Genshin's lore is kinda like a puzzle: all the separate pieces fit together to make a much bigger picture. So, it makes me worried about the Adventurers' Guild. Are they going to receive punishment from Celestia for their curiosity?

Celestia: punishes a god for reading a book. Also Celestia when Ningguang creates a second weaponized spaceship: u go queen!

The thing I might never get about celestia, and actually something that is frustratingly not talked about very often, is that celestia themselves are invaders not of this world. The vishaps are the true rulers of teyvat, along with probably most gods exiled to the dark sea, who refused to conform to new management. My current personal crackpot theory is that teyvat IS actually the twins' original world, but it has been so drastically changed by celestia that it is unrecognisable to them (at least at first, hence abyss sibling doing... whatever they're doing). This would explain why they are able to naturally (not using delusions get outta here) control several elements (sometimes even at one time). The only other creatures we have seen that can do this are elemental beings, mostly lizard-like vishaps, and though the enkanomiya event goes against the idea that vishaps can take on human form at the end... I'm still not quite sure of that. Even the idea that a human can only naturally control one element at once through a vision is perpetuated solely by celestia, who's to say that that's actually the natural order of teyvat? also, if celestia are invaders, which is concrete fact, then perhaps humans aren't even natural to teyvat either- from what i've read, the lore is a bit iffy on whether humans preceded celestia or were created by it. Also like. The link between celestia being genshin's honkai equivalent is pretty obvious so I'm not gonna go on abt that.

Plot twist, we the Genshin Impact community are Celestia itself. And the Traveler is just our puppet to control, as we force them to fight our twin.

I always like to compare the themes explored in both Genshin and Honkai because they clearly overlap and come from certain philosophies and messages that Hoyoverse is interested in talking about. The idea of Celestia fearing human civilisation and progress is an idea that has existed early in Honkai when the objectives of the Herrschers were unknown and were presented to us as mysterious beings that show up when humans reach certain points of civilisation and is one of the reasons many people think that Khaenriah and the Forbidden Knowledge are Honkai events. However we now have a lot more knowledge of what Honkai is and what the meaning of "civilisation" is that Hoyoverse is trying to question. We are at a point in Honkai where it's asking if "humanity" is required for "civilisation" to exist, do we need to be "human", have a physical form to be "alive", and whether a "civilisation" made up of consciousness without bodies, without humans is still considered a future for humanity? If the world gets destroyed every 50 thousand years and no cycle of humanity has ever been able to stop it, is it worth abandoning our humanity leaving only "consciousness" and "ideas" to take form in a purely imaginary state, a dream-like state that cannot be destroyed physically? Could this be how Seelies ended up becoming spiritual creatures, Aranara becoming beings that only exist as dreams and how King Deshret's Golden Dream moved his entire kingdom into the dream realm? The latest Honkai chapter further argues that "Humanity's greatest strength is in narratives", dreams, ideas, concepts, stories, fiction, all of these are forms of narratives that first exist in imagination before being made into reality. A fictional story is a narrative, programming code is also a narrative for machines, an engineering blueprint is a narrative on how to build. Humans are narrative creatures, why make the extra step of bringing narratives out into reality, why not just exist purely as ideas, fiction and dreams? Honkai is getting so philosophical and out there now that what's actually happening if explained literally in Genshin terms is, if the dreams lingering in the artifacts and leylines can house domains, should we just abandon our bodies and just exist in those dreams domains and why not just move the entire Teyvat into Irminsul itself and exist as a dream? Yes Honkai has turned Stigma, their "equipment" equivalent of Genshin artifacts into the actual major plot point of the story and philosophical argument. This philosophical argument questioning "humanity" and "civilisation" is what the "Will of the Honkai" is challenging humans to answer or face extinction, and humanity have never been able to answer it for countless cycles. We will reach a point in the future of Genshin where Celestia will ask something similar, I personally believe Celestia is challenging the power of dreams against destiny. Destiny is the ultimate enemy of dreams, if everything is fated, how are dreams even possible? Or can there be dreams so big that even fate and destiny can be changed? What kind of dream does civilsation need to stand up against fate? And we've already seen some kind of effect of "narrative" and "fiction" in Genshin, where Nahida's story can even withstand the rewriting of history in Irminsul. Hoyoverse truly believes in narrative, story telling as humanity's greatest power.

I hope we get to see more of Celestia in Fontaine Celestia at the moment has no reasons for what they do but Nahida's mention of the heavenly principles awakening definitely means they have a stake in the world at the current moment

We don’t talk about Celestia, no no no!

A History of Silence. Not unlike the nation where Mihoyo is based in. Where there literal "shall not be named" things you cannot say out loud.

I dont remember if you talked about this but considering what Ei said about "that thing" which she saw that caused her fear what if khaenriah did what Scara and Dottore did in Sumeru but instead succeeded too much. Making an abyssal god out of a human that embodies pure corruption and entropy cause i cant see human hubris/prosperity alone being the ONLY reason that is capable of attracting not only the archons but celestia and most likely majority of their representatives/envoys attention across teyvat including all of the nails dropped across it as well. Which also lead me to think that whatever "that thing" is is still alive and just sealed and maybe the twins have something to do with that part of it? I'm just spit balling here on what ifs but yeah not enough answers just more questions.

I swear your channel is THE channel that allows me to understand (and memorize!) Genshin's lore. Your analysis and hypotheses are always good

As someone who reads many Chinese high fantasy novels (xiaxia). I can deduce from thier fantasy tropes that Genshin really just follows the basic tropes of a XiaXia novel or Manuha. Xiaxia stories usually go like this. A young boy with mysterious origins has to gain power from the bottom of the ladder in a world filled with powerful people. But the more powerful they become, the more aware they are that thier world is being suppressed by something or someone usually referred to as the "Heavens". At the end of the first part of the story, the protagonist usually discovers that his world is actually a prison of some sort, and the so called 'heavens' are nothing more than powerful invaders who wish to take something important from said world through a long convoluted plan that involves acting as 'gods' until they can steal what they want. This goes well with Genshins current narrative and this leads me to believe that Celestia and the 'Heavenly Principles' just powerful invaders and thieves. That's probably why Khanriah hates them so much. Also, we know that the 'Heavenly Principles' is also messing with Irminsul.

I find the correlation between the nails and cleaning corruption very interesting. You can see it more clearly in the chasm. Perhaps that is it's true function, and the destruction is the oh so fortunate side effect that erases the civilizations that maybe went against Celestia on the second throne war.

Why do I feel like celestia is going to drop a nail in Fontaine….

I hate how reading the thumbnail made my mind go "we don't talk about Bruno" 😭😭😭😂😂😂 and yeyyy new video!!!!!! it's probably gonna be awsome as always!!!

We don't talk about Celestiaaa But-

Would you ever considering making a theory video about Mare Jivari? I fell like it's such a big puzzle piece but my mind is too small to put it together lmao

This raises some interesting questions. For example: is it really arrogation that Celestia hates or is it the humans' freedom of submission that it fears?

Gods in Celestia might still be locked in war up there since they perceive and experience time and space differently...Celestia now poised to pass on new judgement over Fontaine... Anyhow the more updates and more lore gets released the more it seems like they're just expanding a maze to get to the actual truth of teyvat...

I do think Celestia is evil, regardless of their justifications. Beginning with Phanes and its Four Shades, they are described as inavders. Phanes and the Shades fought the 7 Dragon Lords that originally ruled over Teyvat and won, thus taking over. The reason that knowledge is considered forbidden/hersay is because Teyvat acts as a prison. Should the people learn the truth they will want to rebel, and Celestia obviously doesn't want that. The Second Throne really interests me. What exactly was it? A being powerful enough to sunder the heavens and rend the earth but supposedly defeated. What if wasn't defeated, possibly in hiding for now? Maybe it's the Abyss, or at least has a connection to it.

Celestia just pulls up and Nae-Nae’s your favorite nations.

the intro always jumpscares me lmao

Connecting it to Noah's ark, teyvat is the Hebrew word translated as ark, so antediluvian could also refer to a time before teyvat completely

Only Alice can answer of our all question about Teyvat.

I suppose I can't add links here but it's worth mentioning, I just found this and feel it's related: I just discovered that there's a lyrical version to the intro song that plays when we are waiting to enter the game the CBT version. I was able to find a video with the lyrics and I'll be honest it brought a tear to my eyes having played Genshin since first day of release. I strongly recommend looking for the video. Try looking up Genshin Impact - Dream Aria + Lyrics Asya Shepri ver. Honest opinion: it puts a lot into perspective

5:09 never noticed how paimon darts into the portal behind us 🥲so quickly after too, usually she is hesitant when encountering new things or potential danger like that

Aster do be on the video grind lately, keep up the great work!!

*MANGA SPOILERS FOR ONE PIECE AHEAD* The whole thing with the Nails vaguely reminds me of Imu in One Piece, like, the way Sabo discovered how there WAS someone sitting on the Empty Throne, meaning there IS a true ruler of the world behind the scenes, and in response, Imu completely eradicated the island they believed Sabo to be on, and said that island "Never existed to begin with", that's likely also what happened to God Valley.....

Flower of Paradise Lost seems to heavily imply that the Second Throne may not be the 'modern anti-human rights' version of Celestia after all, since Phanes was perfectly capable of sending Celestial Nails to defeat the Second Throne, meaning that Celestia existed before the Second Throne's arrival. That being said, the fact that Istaroth is the only Shade to respond to humanity is extremely sus. Could it be that the other three Shades betrayed Phanes and allowed the Second Throne to replace them as head of Celestia? And that's why they continued to use Celestial Nails in the future? Or is the Second Throne connected to the Abyss? Because King Deshret's forbidden knowledge about Celestia vs Second Throne brought Withering into Sumeru, while Tighnari implied that Withering came from the Abyss. Honestly, the way we keep getting more answers and more questions about Teyvat's lore with each update is fascinating

Just food for thought but knowing that this is hyv we’re talking about and the confirmation of GGZ, Hi3rd and GI sharing the same universe because of the imaginary tree, maybe the reason why Celestia is afraid of prosperity is because they know what the honkai (it’s mission is destroying humanity and civilization) can do or an equivalent of the honkai is leaking towards Teyvat

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my theory : irminsul has an answer but the unknow god deletes it . my prove : when we first meet irminsul it's dark and glommy and behind the irminsul tree there's a cube behind , the same cube that takes his twin away means while we see irminsul the unkown god is on process of deleting some information about celestia and his twin that's why nahida can't see some records because they deleted. the only answer we need is the fatui.

From experience playing hoyoverse games. Not everything is face value. Since almost all the villains have their own agendas to “protect the world”. In case of their previews games villains are just heroes who look for the best result to end suffering. Even if it causes some lives. So chances are their are things we cannot see. Because in previews games their are organizations who are willing to destroy cities and civilizations. So I think this is more of a way of protecting the people in a twisted ways. Only honkai player would know this but think about this like “project stigma” and celestia is world serpent.

Celestia is Genshin Impact’s Fight Club.

Could you make an explaination on why Ei/Raiden started the vision hunt decree when the visions were said to keep people form getting too strong?

Oh wow I’m early

how do i always wake up right as you post

I hope we get an in-game content where the archons parody "We don't talk about bruno"

Disclaimer. I don't have full grasp of all the current known lore but I do like to go wild speculating. So this made me think. What if the reason Celestia doesn't intervene against Snezhnaya is that they know it won't succeed against it. How would they know? Fate. If fate can be indeed changed what if Celestia could meddle with the fate of the Snezhnayans? This way they wouldn't need to act against the nation and would just sit back and relax. Maybe that is also why the Sustainer of Heavenly Principles hasn't been active. And since the Traveler doesn't seem bound by the fate of Teyvat right now what if they are the one who will break the system to save the Abyss Sibling. Since the sibling is part of Teyvat right now it's possible that the altered fate was the thing that sealed them there and made it in such a way that Irminsul could affect them/have info on them. The ability to affect the fate of the entirety of Teyvat could also be the reason why the Tsaritsa started the crusade against Celestia. Could also explain why it is said that she has no more love for her subjects. She has no more since she knows that they are all affected by the fate dictated by Celestia. Celestia having control over fate would also explain why the Abyss order would want to reweave fate with the Loom of Fate project. Either that or it has something to do with the abyssal knowledge. Anyways I'm going into wild theories and speculation territory but it's always fun to do so.

So its confirmed: Celestia is Fight Club.

RAAAAAAAAAH NEW ASTER VID

Merry Christmas Aster, so there's this new lore on HI3rd, maybe it has some connection to Genshin. HI3rd also has concepts of cycle, 50,000 yrs ago the cycle was cut?

Somewhere in the vid, i had the imagination where when the people tried to talk to the divine and which returned nothing of a reply, someone was atm pranking blocking the call-

“We don’t talk abour Celestia nonono, we don’t talk about Celestia”

i really love aster wtf

The more deep dive the lore I have more question. If you say at 5:48 the four shades remind me of Book of Enoch. Recently Ashikai talk about the four archangels Gabriel Mikael Uriel Raphael Could they be the four shades?🤔 6:58 What If the mortal ask too many questions that the god launches the nails to shut them off as a punishment for being too greedy? 🤔 What If Abyss is the genshin version of " Harry Potter- Prisoners of Azkaban"?

I can actually hear the click to stop the recording :D

There is some problems tho first we saw clearly that history can be manipulated easily by changing stuff in Irminsul And the second problem is a bit complicated cuz first we have the traveler when you first touch the statue of the seven and get the anemo power and try to explain why he/she got it pimon cut him off and says because you are out of this world and think it’s the real reason but left this way intentional And the last thing feels like we are already on a sit course cuz the siblings say you will see in the end of your journey and the mysterious voice in the last quest we did speaks about changing the fate of Teyvat making us feel like this has already happened once before or something similar has happened or there is ppl in the know of what’s going to happen So to be honest we can’t trust a lot of things in this world as the voice said but there is these story’s hidden behind in some corners of Irminsul full of analogorys but then again the voice said trust only what you can see so can we even trust that we can see the sky but now we are told it’s fake so annoyed by the complexity of this stupid lore hahahaha

I think pilars/needles ate not to punish humanity. But to keep the abyss monsters locked. Mortals must not know of the Primordial: ¿but what about Traveler? He's 1000 years old, and seems he's the vessel of one of the Shadows. Maybe he can reunite all the shadows and became the Primordial

3:25 is it just me or this scene looks familiar?

That starting sound gave me a heart attack...

The beginning: why we shouldn’t talk about celestia The whole video: talks about celestia

Celestia is literally 1984 😔😔😔

So basically, Timmie's dad is the embodiment of Celestia.

On a roll Aster 😊

We dont talk about celestia, no no no, no we dont talk about celestia! Cuz, it was my first day( first day) we were running and there wasnt a god in the sky, ( no gods allowed in the sky) unknown god walks in with a mischievous grin ( cubism) i had to pick a twin, the girl or the guy...

We don't talk about br.. Celestia no no no We don't talk about Celestia But!!!

Aster jumpscare at the beginning

Can someone please explain the first part of the video about humanity and the gods early connections and how they slowly developed suspicious in razor language. Thank you!!

Was this the Theorie how the fatuis got the nolage of dilusions? Again a wonderful Theorie. Sub 👍

So celestia is just like bouncers or guards between the primordial one and the humans as they were the heavenly envoys? Just like the sustainer?

We don’t talk about celestia no no we dont talk about celestiaaaa~

i mean we know 2~3 outsider already, maybe even all 4. the traveler is one, alice is one, the first of the fatui seem to be one or if he wasnt it its the old king of khanriah... and most likely the cryo archon... so its just a time question when the story gets revealed, i mean, who said its just 4 outsider? it could be more but the story get written by the winner of wars ;)

I wonder if Celestia is diffrent for everyone? Like its based of what you think it is.

Im new to this channel and the intro i read was "talk shit with"

i feel almost certain that the second gods who fought the primordial ones actually won that war. why else would teyvat fall into violence and disputes after a period of peace. why would the god of time and wind “disappear”? and why would we even call them the second throne of the heavens if they lost the war?

Just quick note: Phanes and The Primordial One are not the same being

We cant talk about bru- celestia

oki I have a bold theory it could be wrong, it could be right or i'm overthinking this. My hunch is that the Traveler is like an agent of the Heavenly Principles or Celestia but the traveler doesn't know that. Something about that look the Sustainer gave to the traveler in the beginning of the game tells me there's a bigger reason why they let them go. Perhaps another way to monitor the activities happening in Teyvat? Celestia has been radio silent through all the major events where the traveler was involved. You'd think Celestia would intervene in some of these like the creation of a mechanized god in Sumeru but it's been the traveler solving the problems of each region. Another reason why I think of traveler this way is because of the door in the starting screen. How I understand it is it could be the door to the traveler's mind or conscience. That then raises the question, who is going through the door?

Who is the most powerful character in all genshin impact lore ??

This is probably a dumb question but do we know the primordial one is connected to celestia or is that just assumed. Bc I honestly don't understand celestia and saw the primordial one as being before its existence.....

Why does celestia sound more and more Similar to the CCP ?🤔

5:59 ad astra abyssosque anyone?

Hi!

I apologize is advance WE DONT TALK ABOUT CELESTIAAAA WE DONT TALK ABOUT CELESFIAAAA

We don't talk about -Bruno- Celestia, no no no, We don't talk about -Bruno- Celestia

Look at how weird the wording is at the part about the illusions. not 'illusions that they could' or 'illusions that one could', but 'illusions that could'. not even 'delusions', which would be the right word And not 'shackles of the land', but 'to' they are called 'illusions' but they are an ctual tool of some kind, that does work and does separate one from Teyvat.

So we would probably be dead if we went to teyvat Good to know ☺️

Is there someone above Celestia in Genshin impact?

Is teyvat a giant Serenitea pot?

haha celestia censorship haha *remember how hoyoverse is censoring the leakers *

Praying for a nail not to fall on ur house 🙏

I have the 6th like

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Dunno, I'm feeling like you're losing it lately a bit. I don't understand the stubborness with which you assume that Phanes = contemporary Celestia, when there is nothing pointing towards that. If anything, it's more likely that those who rule Celestia (at least now) are the Second Who Came. And this version has been reinforced by Nahida's revelation about Descenders and that Heavenly Principles (who is the highest authority in Celestia we know about) is most likely the first of them. There are some few factual errors & discrepancies in the video. I.e. you say that Primordial One and Shades stopped answering prayers before the war with Second Throne, when according to "Before Sun and Moon" it was the other way around. Also the entire "Khaen'riah business" is highly questionable because we don't really know who (and how) started it. You say that Celestia's intervention was only a reaction, but "Chunk of Aerosiderite" description states: "When Khaenri'ah was destroyed, a great sinner created endless monsters with dark, alien blood flowing through their veins. [...]". First sentence rather strongly implies that the release of the monsters by Khaenri'ah was a retaliatory strike, sort of an attempted MAD (Mutually Assured Destruction) instrument. And whatever the truth is, I'm pretty sure it has been quickly "censored" with the use of handy Irminsul.

Unrelated but probs if you've seen the series or read it but I CAN'T think about celestia without thinking of that fat old priest dude from Ascendance of a book worm 😂 lumine is just adult Myne confirmed jk LMAO

Just wanted to put this out there, a perspective worth considering: It occurs to me that the Arrogance of humanity is a misconception in present times. Consider this, in early times there are a number of civilizations that utilized slavery to build their empires. The Heavenly envoys don't appear to speak out about any of that, in fact the only issue occurs when the Leaders of said human empires started looking upwards. If humans took to the stars where would that leave Celestia and for that matter the human race itself? Maintaining a leash on an enslaved and imprisoned number of people would become more and more impossible once they escape Celestia's realm of influence. There is a series called The Expanse that goes into this topic in much greater detail then I could hope to convey here now; suffice it to say that the greater the distance so is there a need for greater automony in self government and regulation. So what I'm getting at here is that any society that has slaves as a means of empowerment is in itself enslaved by its own need for control. Ya the old adage of what you own in fact owns you. Life is about being symbiotic, parasitic social contracts do more harm to progress then they could ever hope to benefit. (That's why A.I. as a slave race would never work but that's another topic) Now I totally understand desperate times call for desperate measures but other then causing controversy what was the actual need the humans required the God's for to begin with? During the Archon wars it seems implied that a great many humans went to war in the name and love for their God's. So how did that benefit humans as a whole? Clearly it didn't, it merely divided us and sewn discord and fear amongst us as a whole. What I'm trying to say here is the divine beings of Celestia didn't do much in the way of guiding humans as a whole towards prosperity. It was always about measures of control. And if humans aren't allowed to prosper and grow beyond Tehvat then I recommend watching Snowpiercer to anyone of legal age capable of comprehending the horror of growing populations in a confined space with limited resources along with a social tier system. Put simply, its a pressure cooker, sooner or later things are going to explode because Celestia made it such a closed system of control. Consider also that we are observing a world with 1 divine creator not a world reputed to have been created in varying fashions according to the culture of each region. Well that would have been the case had not every human had the very concept mind wiped from their consciousness and data logs by the manipulation of Irminsul. Now such knowledge is of course considered forbidden. But wait let's back up a bit, if Celestia rules over all why is there division of culture amongst each region? Why is it not, in fact, uniform? Could this be an intended outcome for segregating the human experiment in order to exploit such divisions? It makes me wonder, was the real cause for the punishment of the Dahri due to their discovery of knowledge from outside the control of Celestia or in fact because they realized the God's were in fact the greatest obstacle for the human race as a whole that needed to be overcome? Is it actually human arrogance to wish to be emancipated from such tyranny? Or is it merely the narcissism of a conquering power to believe us humans unworthy of having a destiny beyond that of being its slaves?

First vue 😆

Ok, this sounds like nonsense, but hear me out. What if the Primordial one is an insecure god? Lemme explain. So there are 5 descenders as far as I'm concerned, right? Let's talk about the 1st Throne and the 2nd Throne. Phanes create 4 shades and call them the Shinning Shades of Phanes, then they create the new Teyvat a.k.a the Teyvat we knew now. However, there are other invaders and so they have a war. I speculate Phanes almost got the taste of defeat but still manage to win the war, except something must have happened to them. The 2nd Throne is described as a chaos bringer, so the forbidden knowledge could be invented by them. The knowledge then descend to Khaen'riah and got discovered by Gold to be the base of the Art of Khemia. Realizing the power of such "outside of the world" knowledge got mastered by humans, Phanes becomes worried their place might be replaced with a new god created by Khaen'riahns 'cause they do not have a God. That's why they destroy Khaen'riah, to secure their position. The same events happen to them who have discovered the Forbidden Knowledge or the Abyss, such as the Vindagnyr Civilization, the underground Chasm, and the reason why Rukkha-who? need to create a new version of herself to prevent the spreading of the forbidden knowledge in irminsul (since the soul who has been contaminated by the forbidden knowledge goes inside of the irminsul tree). 'Cause if she can't handle the situation properly, Sumeru indeed will be doomed (skyfrost nail goes brrr). The forbidden knowledge might affect Phanes and other Shades, hence why they're being 'too quiet' just like what Nahida said while gambling with Dottore in the Akasha Pulse quest. But before they become silent, I speculate that Istaroth might have changed the timeline. So imagine it like this. Khaen'riah monster invade Teyvat (I guess because of the forbidden knowledge), Teyvat got destroyed, the most cherished creations (mankind) of Istaroth and Phanes got destroyed, Istaroth and Phanes sad, Istaroth used all of its power to change the timeline, hence the Cataclysm has occurred But even though they manage to change the timeline, they still can't get rid of the forbidden knowledge, as if it's a curse. So, when do Phanes and the 4 Shades become silent? I'll write more after I recover from my fatigue...

Can you please lower the volume of your intro lmao it's always a jumpscare

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I swear if celestia and the other so called gods are similar to the gods of Greek ima be disappointed lol. I was hoping for more prideful and dignify gods who don’t have such a big ego. Like the name sake I feel like if your given the title of a god you should act like one. They just act like humans with a power trip.

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