Does that mean that Dolan is weaker than a newborn baby?

hunter_of_monsters said:
Does that mean that Dolan is weaker than a newborn baby?

I think it means weak by the measure of The Dragon King. A newborn can have potential, can be molded to be strong. A pacifist would probably insult him, someone who doesn't want to fight for their power or place like he had to

And yet, the similarities to Zelda grow.

Why did Ganon do the things he did in Wind Waker? Jealously. Envy for what was denied him: A place to call home. Yet, he was banished to somewhere one could barely survive, let alone thrive, all because an all powerful goddess said so. We desperately seek to avoid fate while unknowingly walking headfirst into it and when it finally comes to light, all everyone ever does is fight. "Give them thumbs, they forge a blade and where there's one, they're bound to divide it..."

'Right in two.'

> Gives prophecy
> Keeps reviving the hero so he can kill the dragon king

What is going on right here?

man it must suck being picked by haven to help god be a petty bitch to their ex

Death telling him that Dolan will kill him in the worst way possible by him discovering that he has powers beyond the limit of the game.

snpthecat said:
> Gives prophecy
> Keeps reviving the hero so he can kill the dragon king

Death was like shit, can't let that smug bastard prove me wrong

crayontail01 said:
What is going on right here?

From the perspective of Nah Nah, it describes in brief what transpired before the dragon king and their armies broke the seal from their purgatory to enter into the lands of Endlen once more. The dragon king however is met by the same figure we've seen before. Many assumed they were death, but in reality they are something far, far worse.

When they say to the dragon king "You reek of someone who has made a deal." and "You will always belong to us for it." that should give some idea that 1. there is more than one of this figure. 2. A deal was made that means the dragon king belongs to them because of it. 3. And lastly, the dragon king knows what they are. A demon.

And this figure, who was featured in one of my older works "I can be a princess" is considered one of the most chaotic and dangerous of those demons.

shanefrost said:
From the perspective of Nah Nah, it describes in brief what transpired before the dragon king and their armies broke the seal from their purgatory to enter into the lands of Endlen once more. The dragon king however is met by the same figure we've seen before. Many assumed they were death, but in reality they are something far, far worse.

When they say to the dragon king "You reek of someone who has made a deal." and "You will always belong to us for it." that should give some idea that 1. there is more than one of this figure. 2. A deal was made that means the dragon king belongs to them because of it. 3. And lastly, the dragon king knows what they are. A demon.

And this figure, who was featured in one of my older works "I can be a princess" is considered one of the most chaotic and dangerous of those demons.

Oh.