Elden Ring's BIGGEST Mystery Is STILL Unsolved! | Elden Ring DLC Lore 

Ah yes, another 'biggest mystery', much bigger than the other biggest. Some may say the biggiest

That “alright, what’s going on guys” always hits perfectly

If you notice the first wolf is lying down denoting submission, the second is right behind the girl as if watching her perhaps denoting the fact that the shadows must observe their empyreans' loyalty to the greater will, and the third is growling in a pose almost threatening to the child but at the same time as if it were surrounding the girl and growling at someone who is getting too close to her, which may be denoting that at the same time the shadows must put an end to their Empyreans if they rebel against the greater will they must be their guards at the same time

The central spine of the Elden Ring above the statue could be what Messmer’s icon is drawn from. It’s reminiscent of the entwined snakes you’ve been showing us as well as all the spiral themes elsewhere.

Something I've seen nobody else mention/seem to notice is that the Maliketh Elden Ring actually features the rune of death, right at the bottom. It's small, but the shape matches the rune of death perfectly and is clearly distinct from the root shapes.

I thought the statue was depicting Miquella since before giving us the three wolf summon Ranni says; These were from Torrent's former master. And we can see a figure that's likely to be Miquella riding on a Torrent from the very first promotional image of dlc.

The biggest mystery to me is how the hell I got to Farum Azula in the first place. This isn't a joke. It actually bothers me.

When i look at the three wolves they seem fearful and cautious but also submissive. These wolves are being tamed by this woman. Is it beasts being gifted intelligence? Are these the first shadows? It could be the gloam eyed queen,renna or possibly the woman in the painting.

I'm pretty sure the Elden Ring there is just a primordial version of it, back when it possessed lots of more actual runes that were probably lost to time. As for the person surrounded by wolves, I just can't fathom any statues other than Marika being in a place like this, especially with her shadow as the boss of the arena. I feel like it may have been several wolves being considered for her shadow since she was already destined to become the new God, and Maliketh was the one eventually chosen. But idk. Those ties to Ranni are kind of strong too.

Speaking of wolves, did we ever figure out what wolves fall from the sky in Limgrave. I still don't understand what was going on there and I'm not sure it happens anywhere else.

I feel like the problem of people trying to place a character to that statue whether it’s Miquella, Ranni or Marika that I feel like is forgotten is that Farum Azula was destroyed WAY before Marika’s rule, and before Miquella’s and Ranni’s births (This isn’t up for debate we has definitive timeline placements for all of these). It can be any character we know of. It wouldn’t also be the Gloam Eyed Queen given the context that she was an Empryean by the two fingers, who active in the time around Marika, either as related to Marika as sibling or daughter of some kind. All of these characters wouldn’t be that statue because Farum, once again, has been destroyed long before the Erdtree. “It is said that the ancient royal city of Farum Azula has been slowly crumbling since time immemorial.” - Old Lord’s Talisman “The ancient dragons, who ruled in the prehistoric era before the Erdtree, would protect their lord as a wall of living rock.” - Dragoncrest shield

Thank you for your videos! Sometimes we get so caught up in combat and trying not to die. That we miss details like this and you make me love this game even more👏🏼

I always thought the statue is of Miquella. Ranni asks if you have Torrent, then gives you the lone wolf ashes. The description of the ashes states that these wolves were cast out of their packs. Seems to me there’s an obvious connection to Miquella and the 3 wolves.

One thing very unique about the current Elden Ring, is that you can see the grids which symbolize Radagon, you don't see that in the picture in Farum Azula. It's not just a smaller great rune, but also has something new to it. And the law of causality and regression can probably explain the differences between two elden rings.

From's track record told me that this is likely gonna remain a mystery and never get touches on in the DLC, the DLC is instead more likely gonna break many of the theories that were already established within the speculating community.

If u ask me, the girl is supposed to be Marika or a representation of the lands between. And the wolves represent the outer gods, specifically The Greater Will, The Frenzied Flame, and either the dark moon or the formless mother.

RE. the Elden Ring symbol at Azula: it appears to be a Caduceus which, as you know, has some connection with Snakes in the real world. Dragons are "serpents" in From games, so I wonder if there's a healing motif? Knowledge?

Maybe the other Elden ring rune in Malikeths arena is depicting the shadow tree, and the Elden ring is depicting the erdtree. These two trees need to be equal and the veil severed. Once the worlds are one, life and death can both happen. Miquella traveled to the shadow land to sever the veil, and make the trees eclipse and become one of the

The wolves and child statue represent jungian psychology as the moment conciousness takes place out of chaos

Ziostorm with the early morning vids always gets me distracted at work lol

I figured that since the room was inhabited by Guranq/Malekith that the statue was Marika, and that the rune was the Elden Ring as it was before Marika ascended to godhood...

the one option that makes the most sense is that she is the geq, being depicted below her own shape of the elden ring celebrating maliket's victory. the page from the artbook show the three wolves being very aggressive.

I have reason to believe that the Land of Shadow (Marika’s hidden shadow of the Lands Between) is where The Gloam Eyed Queen was sent to after being “defeated”, just as many concepts such as the Blasphemous symbols of the Snake, and the Crucible. It is for this reason why I wont go into to too much detail until the DLC, but I believe that statue represents The Gloam Eyed Queen (whom I believe to be Marika before becoming a god and splitting her personality, as a prototype for her Radagon situation). A God who was the ruler, or representative, of the previous age… until, of course, Queen Marika decided to change that order I also DON’T think it’s placidusax’ god. The “fled god” situation seems like a very Miyazaki thing to do to keep it left ambiguous. Similar to how he left Gwyn’s firstborn ambiguous until they decided to do Dark Souls 3

Ranni gives you the bell and ashes and says they are from Torrents former master. I think it is Miquella in the statue, and the timeline does not always need to make sense in a place like farum. And he would be connected to the crucible of he is trying to make a new erdtree or create a haven for the crucible beings. Maybe because time is all screwed up, Placidusax even met Miquella. But i do like the idea of Maliketh protecting the statue of Marika

Wait, but Ranni says that the bell and the wolves’ ashes are not actually from her… She says something implying it was Melina (or whoever “Torrent’s former master is supposed to be) who sent it to you and she’s just the delivery girl 🤔

I don't think that the representation of Farum Azula's elden ring has more runes than the current one, if you look carefully, none of the outermost runes complete a full circle, they shine less than the central runes (as is clearer in the conceptual art) and you may even notice that the lines of some of the runes turn into roots, I believe that these extra runes are nothing more than the "root rune" imitating the shape of other great runes, I think that only the runes in the center of the ring are true runes, I think this root rune is the equivalent of the Radagon rune that perhaps has been reforged or replaced by the Radagon rune

its definitely the gloam eyed queen. vargram holds the queens black flame sword and the godskin duo resides in azula as well, no doubt in my mind the statue is of melina/gloam eyed queen

Doesn't Ranni give you 3 Wolf spirit ashes while under the name "Renna"? Maybe it's Renna, who might have been the Gloam Eye Queen? Explains why Ranni knows about death and stuff, knowing/trained under the Gloam Eye Queen or maybe her offspring? (Or Gloam Eye Queen survived but weaker idk). Edit: Great minds think almost alike 😄

Reminds me of the Lost Final, it clear that these heavy hand “mysteries” mean nothing at all what so ever. It JJ Abrams mystery box, it’s their to make you think their something interesting when the developer had no idea or care what so every is actually trying to write a mystery.

Love the videos man I always look forward to your speculations

All right, what's going on guys?

Haven’t watched the full video but the statue could be representing Marika and her three wolves being maliketh blaidd and one more we will see in the dlc

It's have to be Queen Marika. Numen are known to live a long lives. They are call "Eternal" for a reason. Eternal City. Queen Marika "The Eternal". Maybe the Nox/Numen used to live in Farum Azula but was driven to underground after it was destroyed? Farum Azula and Eternal City does have some similar architecture. Or that the people from Farum Azula foreseen the future of an Empyrean child and build a statue of her. And maybe Queen Marika took that form and MIMIC that child and put herself as the next Empyrean. Seems possible they mimic Farum Azula for some reason.

There's another interesting detail about the spirit calling bell you receive from Ranni. When she gives it, she says it was entrusted to her by Torrent's former master. Who was Torrent's former master? I don't know if we can say for sure, but the promotional image used to announce Shadow of the Erdtree seems to depict Miquella riding Torrent. It's also possible that the bell came from Miquella, but the wolf ash from Ranni. She doesn't seem to say anything about that specifically, but she certainly has an affinity with wolves.

Very interesting detail I noticed, the Ring here has 4 central runes whereas the current Ring has 3 runes with one in the middle of the triangle. If you notice all the main roads in the game (the ones that are tiled), have this 4 runed Ring sigil on the tiles, identical to the one in Farum Azula. Feels like they had a much bigger influence back in the day.

I like to imagine that statue is young Marika. Considering she set most of the current world in motion it goes from root of potential to the end result which we encounter. We know nothing of young Marika. She would have symbolism and imagery that would have passed to her children. Just kind of ties together lots of lines. Who knows, maybe we never will.

Dragons can take human form. This statue, given its location, could represent a daughter of Placidusax. The statue at the top of the hero's grave in Limgrave, where the dragon communion seal is found, could be the same person. Also the kneeling and praying statue in the shaded castle and the statue missing its hands in all the heroes graves.

The statue is Melina aka the Gloam Eyed Queen as she knew to send you there after burning the Erdtree

Ranni says the wolves given as ashes are entrusted to the tarnished from “Torrent’s Former Master” which we now know to be Miquella from the DLC image. The person in that statue is more likely than not Miquella.

Ever since seeing the castle with floating rocks above at 1:08 in the dlc trailer, almost like the veil cuts through the castle... I keep thinking maybe the veil has something to do with Farum Azula being this disconnected floating chunk of castle/land... and the clear links to the crucible, dragons/beast men seem likely to be related to the shadowlands... and if the shadowlands are stuck in a perpetual war, maybe a time element at play there too... Im probably overthinking it but I really want to know what and why Farum Azula is. Has been the biggest day 1 mystery for me

It'd funny if that statue was just an asset from the Unreal marketplace store. Rennala's library was made almost entirely from those assets.

The way I have always viewed the hierarchy of power in elden ring is that at the top is a outer God an outer God then chooses an empyrean once the empyrean houses the elden ring within them acting as a vessel they become a god and need an elden Lord to do their bidding.

It’s interesting to note they’re called the “Lone Wolf” ashes, like they’re supposed to be alone. And then Radagon had his Red Wolf, which also has counterparts that could form a pack of sorts. Plus the muscled up wolves at the top of Caria Manor~ it’s definitely connected in weird ways lol.

Miquella is most likely torrents owner, and torrents owner wanted you to have 3 wolves so if it was a prophetic statue then it would make sense, but idk why that would be in farum azula.

My theory is that the image we see in faram azula is the primordial crucible itself, basically the elden ring but still containing the rune of death and possibly others that Marika or even someone else may have removed.

I think it could be Marika, but either way it is a showing of an imperium before take over of the TWO fingers or without the TWO fingers influence, just like the wolfs appear as Ranni separates from the TWO fingers and only when she separates from IT. I think is the original way of things before the TWO fingers meddle in. And yes the New Elden rings symbol seems distorted with Radagon crisscross and what it appears the Old monk crucifix stuck in his body.

I still think Placidusax's god was the Gloom-Eyed-Queen. The statue could be either GEQ or Mericka. Btw, I always assumed they were sisters like Melania, Miquela, and Ranni are siblings.

As far as Empyreans Shadows go, I’d love to see what Miquella, Melania and the GEQs shadow bound beasts look like. They should all have one since they’re all empyreans.

It's Miquella. When Ranni gives you the wolf ashes, she says she was told to give them to you "from a friend". She is also looking for someone riding Torrent. We know Torrent was Miquella's, now, after seeing him ride the thing on the DLC teaser.

I believe it's just Marika as a child. As that is where maliketh (a wolf) finishes protecting her

One thing I wonder about is the nature of the ‘ascended’ forms of each of the unique humanized enemies/creatures we meet: Boc, Rya, Iji, Blaidd, Hewg, Miriel, Gurranq, Gostoc, Latenna/Pidia and a few we don’t meet that can take human form it occurred to me that these were likely not spontaneous. Marika/her bloodlines/Erdtree seem to act as a parasites spreading themselves to all adjacent - even to the point of rebirthing clones of themselves like mushrooms from spores, and I wonder even up to evolving non-humans to chimeric-human purposefully or accidentally.

I believe the symbol above the statue in Farum Azula just to be the Elden Ring before The Shattering. it is missing pieces now because so many Demigods have perished. One important thing to notice is the one thing that the new Elden Ring has that the older depiction does not is the sign or Radagon's influence (The crosshatch design, that is his symbol.) If you dive into Norse mythology it will explain a lot. This symbol is known as the Web of Wyrd in Norse mythology. The underlying concept of reality is the web which holds everything together in all dimensions including time. I believe this is how Radagon/Marika attempted to keep the world held together while still being able to remove the Rune of Death. The Erdtree is similar to Yggdrasil of Norse Mythology, in which the tree acts as a time loop of sorts, people die become part of the tree the leaves fall and become their story and the process repeats. I think that the Realm of Shadow is the land of the dead, and the replacement we will see there for sights of grace is "The Lamplight" that is described in the lore of Helphen's Steeple.

I think it's Melina only because she knows so much about about Marika and her multiple conquests. And the other fact is she teleports us too farum azula as well. We also know very little about her

Great video !

I think Future Press will release a Elden Ring vol 3 guide for Shadow of the Erdtree and then 5 years later release an THICK all in one (vol 1-3)

if i'm not mistaken there are 3 red wolves of raddagon in the game 1 before rennala 1 in nokron 1 in moon alter soo that might have something to do with the statu

Is there going to be a physical edition with the dlc included?

My thoughts is that it could be the GEQ. Since while she was around, the rune of death was part of the elden ring and it powered her godslaying power. And we know that the rune of death was removed on creation of the Golden Order. Is it possible that the GEQ was the god while placidusax was elden lord?

Hello, Just so you know, i've made i discovered on Morgott Great tower near the main city were not only this tower is guard by 2 omens + dropping the ash of war of the omen's hunter. But the tower in itself is full of snakes motives + double helix. Does this tower is related to DLC with mesmer or crucible aspect in any way ? In the same way you can get what i think is Melina's daggers really near place with interesting item description. I now think that Mesmer, Melina, Omens are all related one way or another.

Its over shooting, its just miquella using summon wolves, i will also not be surprised if he is the true mastermind of everything down to godwyn's death, miquella the manipulator

Great video as usual. Too many questions! And i still mostly just wanna know why ponds are called lakes. Wtf Michael Zaki?

I think we might get a look at what Tatum mazula looks like before it got banished

The biggest mystery is why is the name the Lands Between? Between what? What's so important elsewhere that the place with the giant glowing tree, dwelling place of demigods and celestial hotspot's characteristic worth naming is that it is between something else?

I think the statue is of Miquella. I also have a wild theory that I’m hanging on to for dear life. I think Torrent is Miquella. I’ve thought that for a long time. Both Ranni and Melina make sure to be respectful to Torrent the entire time. And the fact that Torrent chooses us from the beginning.

Most people have two wolves in them. Apparently, Empyreans have three wolves in them. In all seriousness, I think the statue is Melina. She states that she was born of the foot of the Erdtree, but now we know that the Erdtree was originally born in the Land of Shadows. Some of the architecture from what we’ve seen in the DLC does look very similar to the architecture of Farum Azula. I truly hope we get the original Farum Azula in the DLC and hopefully this sheds some more light on Melina and possibly Messmer being her twin.

Not sure if this is later in the video, but we have another empryean wolf. The Red Wolf of Radagon. Cuz Radagon is Marika. The Red Hair of the wolf could be a connected point between the giants wnd Marika starting her reign by warring against the giants.

Interesting… wonder if the statue is Melina

Currently replaying right now and having such a fun time going through it again. Its the best dark fantasy game ever.

I believe it’s Ranni. She more than likely accidentally awoke a slumbering Great One in her quest for darkness.

I have the feeling that this statue shows the first god, the one that fled. It would be a great chance for an Elden Ring 2 game. I would love to find out what happened in the Lands Between in the time of the Crucible.

If the top of that rune doesn't look like kalameets command grab you're maidenless. Placidusax is a construct and I all I got was this formless mother. Um godwyns a carp too because they are everlasting

Its kinda wild to think that one DLC could render hours upon hours of speculated lore videos to be wrong

The number 3 in spiritualism often times, at least for me, signifies the aspects of wholeness. Mind, body, and spirit/soul. This sort of ties into a theory I have with Ranni and the nature of godhood and being an Empyrean. There's lots of examples of twins and yin yang dualism, as above so below imagery, but also threes perhaps in this sense as well. Mind, body, soul being aspects of wholeness had me thinking about how many characters are the same person but different aspects of them having split into seperate people. What if this is what Ranni did? What are the possible aspects of her being as an Empyrean that could have been fragmented and now are seperate entities in the game? My theory is that we may already know the three parts of Ranni that split from her when she killed her body on the night of the black knives. The Empyrean, Lunar Princess Ranni is all three : The Witch Renna (Mind), Melina (Soul), and the Gloam Eyed Queen (Body) The question is, is there enough evidence to back this theory up? To me its quite compelling but there's a lot of missing information and it would take some digging to get more conclusive proof of it being the case.

Because Elden Ring's "prophecies" seem to just be orders given by Marika, and the time travel only goes back to when Placidusax's arena was still intact, I believe that the statue isn't depicting Ranni, Malenia, or Miquella. While we never see the Gloam-Eyed Queen, if we estimate her appearance and garb based on her followers, the girl doesn't seem to be a match for that either, and she has little in common with Melina too. While the girl looks like she has the most in common with Marika, their styles of dress and the decorations on each don't really match, and the girl's hair flowers are not akin to anything Marika has worn. Thus, I believe that the statue depicts Placidusax's god, and hopefully at a time long before she was ever married to him, though the fact that what seems to be the city's central shrine depicts her near the Elden Ring at that age is worrying. I agree that the wolves seem to be terrorizing her, with one feeling pretty comfortable that she's in peril, so it looks like this Empyrean wasn't happy to be made a god, and Farum Azula potentially used intimidation as a major factor in making Empyreans take the Elden Ring and stay in line. If so, then perhaps Placidusax's god fled not from a calamity, but to escape being a god. Granted, I feel the state of Farum Azula implies it did face an ancient cataclysm, but Placidusax's god may have fled for multiple reasons. It seems that Placidusax's god abandoned the Elden Ring at some point, and perhaps even separated it into its individual Great Runes. That would explain how Marika could seemingly have some Great Runes while the Gloam-Eyed Queen wielded the Rune of Death until Maliketh defeated her. Perhaps this may have inspired Marika to seemingly distribute shards of the Great Runes upon shattering the Elden Ring, as though that would best create a ferocious war and a mighty victor. As for the Elden Ring in the mural, the arrangement of the four rings curiously matches the pattern seen on the road tiles throughout the Lands Between. While the Rune Arcs seem to be mostly absent, that wouldn't be the first depiction of the Elden Ring that didn't display them, so this could be another artistic liberty. As for the various roots, I believe that this might actually be a depiction of an extremely young Erdtree that's still just sprouting from its seed. The extensive root network might be underway and thus given the most influence, particularly if Farum Azula hasn't found the sapling yet or the Erdtree was uniquely designed by the Greater Will to grow all of its roots first. If that is the root system of the Erdtree, then the Farum Azula mural might depict the earliest origin of the Lands Between's recurring "Elden Ring within the Erdtree" motif. Thanks for the video, Ziostorm!

*Divine Towers*, Really believe it's been a huge hint to the DLC since day one. The Erdtree is all shadowed/blocked out at each divine tower. Gives off the impression that something is over top of it. Always assumed it was some graphical error but now I believe the look of the Erdtree at the Towers is intentional. But it seems that the Land of Shadows and the giant veils were visually written into the lore since release. I apologize if there is a different but similar comment from me. I don't see that it saved.

My thoughts: The Elden Ring in Farum Azula is that of the age of The Crucible, with a different presentation of a few runes. Which ones? Well, the top rune is different, for one, as is Radagon's. That statue is not that of a young girl, it's of a young Radagon. Radagon is strongly associated with the Crucible. Radagon is also associated with the giant wolves. He is a hero of a bygone age, and I suspect only allied to Marika by virtue of her being chosen to lead by the triumphant Golden Order. His rune has changed in the current iteration of the Elden Ring, but it holds the same significance; it is the roots, it is the weave upon which the other runes find their place in the current order. Marika's age was one of ordered life, not the crucible and unordered life. Radagon was not happy in Marika's order, but a loyal servant of it nevertheless.

I believe the Elden Ring we see in Azula is representing the outer gods and the golden order once unified The story is about how the golden order has been trying to rid of its offspring (the outer gods) through the Demi gods who are the vessels of those outer gods

There is technically one more wolf, which is the red wolf of radagon in service to radagon...

Name of the music at the start of the video ?

Yo! If you want to look up wolf themes in ancient history, a good place to start is Lupercalia. Lupercalia involved men running naked into the woods and sacrificing a goat(and possibly a wolf), skinning it and then whipping women who wanted to get pregnant with the freshly flayed skin. These strips of hide were called, "Februa," and are the origin of the name for the month of February.

I always thought the statue to depict the beast men being given intelligence by most likely someone gloam eye adjacent with all the dead beastmen and urns with ashes around.

its gotta be marika depicting an origin myth sorta like romulas and remus and the she wolf

Extra circular rings might depict the other great runes are owned by the outer gods like the fire giant and maybe the hidden rot god that caused the existence of the lake of rot

It`s a probably sort of a time loop and the statue might be Miquella in that case.

It's Marika. Under her bed In the queens bedchamber is a flower motif that is all over the ground in Farum Azula in important places. Also the cloth she wears behind her dress is also hanging in the godskin apostle boss fight arena. Marika was important to Farum Azula.

Miquella and Farum Azula are also connected by unalloyed gold. Unalloyed gold was first used in Farum Azula, and later rediscovered by Miquella. I'm a little hazy on the ER timeline, but I get the impression that anything in Farum Azula predates Marika and the Erdtree. Marika may have been the successor to Placidusax's god, but it's also possible that there were other gods in between. The figure in the statue is almost certainly someone we aren't familiar with, unless it's somehow a later addition. Something interesting to note in this depiction of the Elden Ring is that there seems to be four main loops at the center, rather than three. Just like the tiles on Godfrey's road.

The center of that particular Elden ring is almost the same symbol of messimers symbol on the book/case in the upcoming dlc. It's looks just like the intertwined snakes on it

The Elden Ring in Malekith's arena and Marika/Radagon's Elden Ring are only superficially similar. The latter DOESN'T seem to be a fraction of the former. Their circles don't match, and the stem is completely different. I don't think they're the same 'Elden Ring', though the older of the two may be some precursor of the more recent one.

Thank you for the ELDEN RING videos! I love the game and lore and mystery.

I always assumed it was the former tarnished that road the horse becuz at the beginning of it she gives u the summon bells. So I assumed it was the predecessor that road torrent before u

Personally I think it's prophetic instead of the old elden ring. Since ranni was originally meant to be marikas successor I believe it's just the prophecy of Rannis assension. But just how prophecies don't usually work out the way they're perceived. She became a goddess/queen very differently than planned but it almost ensured her assension regardless.

If you go in the church of I can't remember in volcano manor. There's a throne where there's a picture of portraying which I think might be mesmers Sceptor weapon there's 2 snakes behind it intertwining up a pole

I thought is was queen Marika surrounded by wolves and the wolves simply personify 3 realms. The shadow lands, the lands between, and whatever the lands between is potentially between. Because I think the name of the base games location is sus.

I totally think it's Miquella ... when Ranni gives you the spirit bell, it comes with the three wolves and Ranni says this used to belong to Torrent's former owner, which is almost definitely Miquella.

What if every generation of demigods has a set of 3 empyreans? With the only other set we would know of being Marika’s generation. Then the god that fled would be her mother, GEQ being her sister, and Plac being not their father but their lord with an unnamed humanoid being the first lord. It would draw a ton of parallels between Marika’s reign and her potential mother’s. The praying empyrean wouldn’t be anyone in particular but a symbol of a new god rising from the war of the 3 “wolves” (meaning other empyreans and their shadows) Marika’s spiritual duality would be the anomaly in the cycle. She simultaneously sired 3 empyreans while also never doing so as both Marika and with a being that wasn’t herself.

My guess is tied up with some other theories: that it’s a young Melina, who is also the gloam eyed queen and, probably more controversially, is also the Snow Witch who taught Ranni. To back up the snow witch part: we know that Ranni’s doll is made up to look like the Snow Witch and, color aside, it bears a pretty strong resemblance to Melina. It also has a glowing right eye, matching the apparent “Gloam” eye we see on Melina in the flame of frenzy ending. We do also find the Godskin duo in Farum Azula, within visual distance of the building containing that relief. There’s also the fact that the Gloam eyed Queen seemed to be an empyrean of death until she was defeated by Maliketh, and that Ranni, the Snow Witch’s protege went on to steal part of it from him.

Lone Wolf. Ashen remains in which spirits yet dwell. Use to summon the spirits of three lone wolves. Spirits of wolves chased from their pack. They later encountered a nameless Tarnished, who welcomed them as hunting companions. The wolf spirits overwhelm enemies with their agility, aiding the summoner in combat.

Did you notice in the middle the rings look like the shape of miquellas needle? Look how they cross over and go down. It could be a young marika or a young miquella who knows?

My guy you failed to point out that Ranni says she was given the wolf spirits by a previous owner.

In regards to Ranni, doesn't she Tell you that the bell belonged to Torrents Former Master? Which we know to be Miquella? What if the Wolf ashes were his aswell?