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y'know the thing they swing around to make explosions
ahh yeah
makes sense
i suppose judges probably also died due to the sand yeah? considering we see one mummified
dessication might be a risk too or somethin
it's a dangerous job for any number of reasons
they died because they dont wanna be around conchflies
so many poor judges probably died via driznit coral from the horizon
atleast it wasnt putrified ducts bugs
do we think judges can see out of their masks?
Ofc. Unless they're like super martial artists or something
craziest glowup
real
it was prettier before
Probably a shell
yes
but that would mean it wouldn't need to be gilded like the rest of the body per that lore tablet
i wonder why the baby judges live in coral houses
it really fits
Bug born of Pharloom. You have been chosen. May our Citadel's holy gilding harden your soft shell. Stand eternal as our arbiter, that no bug bearing sin shall step within our sacred halls
It's likely the full body plating is more ceremonial
protection against sand maybe? sand in the eyes would be a bit tough
or to show status/a sign that theyre actually a judge
tablet seems to suggest durability is also a point
Also fair
So wait their armor is gold?
"May our Citadel's holy gilding harden your soft shell"
It looks like copper
some type of bronze probably
I suspect they're taking a tiny liberty with what gilding means
Do we know how the conductors learned how to lock GMS away?
That's what I assumed but gilded is gold
things like ministers and maestros seem to be actually golden
they didn't they're just doing what the weavers were doing
shrug
I think the meaning translates well enough
Yeah. The Judges seem more like bronze. Which also the Slab bugs wear as well. I wonder what the bronze armor was supposed to indicate?
possibly some type of sign that theyre a guard?
choir bellbearers are also clad in bronze
the bronzeish seems like a pretty common kind of metal to be used outside of the upper echelons, it may just be the default
thats true
?
deep docks also has a lot of bronze
if anything they're more on the gold angle
not those ones im dumb, the big ones with the hammers
Might be so. Idk what else could tie all those different bugs together
why did TK attack the Void to save Hornet, they didn’t run that by anyone
i forgot their names i thought they were the bellbearers
when u make a sequel u need a checklist of what u established so u don’t contradict it
They care about her
the only higher status choir ones I can think of that wear bronze are the clappers and grand reeds, which idk might be a quantity thing or some shit
The Knight shouldn’t have to attack the Void it is the Void
yeah the choir clappers
It is Hallownest's Void, maybe not literally all Void in existence since it's everywhere
Controlling the Void that's everywhere is an absurd level of power
perhaps the bronze material is made to be more highly produced yeah, itd make sense cause its found in things like the cogworks, on things like the judges and bugs bred to be guards, etc
it's certainly more prevalent
what
do we know which character Eric Barone did
I wonder why Seth lost his memories after his fight.
also ballow is cool
i dont think hes got any crazy lore cause i havent gotten into act 3 yet but hes a nice character
GMS question. She was using her silk to control the denizens of Pharloom, my question is...why?
The Knight had control over the Void in Hallownest, but it had to travel to pharloom so likely it wasn't fully in control of the Void there.
to make them shut up so she could wake up and to make them go get silk for her
I’m surprised the Knight saved Lace too tbh.
Also it's so funny that Hornet doesn't consider cultivating more Everblooms
she says that the kingdom can't sustain them
oh, another question, why did the last judge attack the pilgrims when they seemingly got cleared by the judges?
Like they sprouted super fast after Knight plants them
Same Shaggy ain’t nobody got time for that
that's in the magic growth area of a god a few rooms over
Because they are the final challenge, the last judge
Void is just Void
TC thought otherwise
they can still judge people inadequate, plus gotta smash hornet
well that’s the issue BLUE
makes me think about wls relation to them
Hey I'm trying to find a solution here
it was perfect and then they muddied it up
she is always the one higher being thats mentioned along
there's not going to be a good solution to that
why would TLJ's opinions differ from her peers?
Oh also, Greyroot is also a Root like WL, right? They aren't Pale tho
she doesnt really have one, she says that they didn't come from her
why have multiple judges around with one placed as the final arbiter if you aren't counting on multiple judgements being made
once you join the citadel you're (supposed to be) turned immortal through silk, letting bugs join was in theory kind of a big deal since they'd be there forever
only want the very best of the very best
well what if the person coming through just attacked all the judges
probably part of the overarching Root classification but different sub species
they would probably get killed 
with that logic why are there multiple judges ayway and not just one
Imagine going through all of your pilgrimage onky to be sent to Whiteward.
Yeah they seem more parasitic
Fate worse than death.
no no that's my point, you have to pass ALL their judgements
oh Hornet, you are here on the void 🙂
-- Lace is drowning
this isnt about her
Lace literally tried to kill her but I guess the Knight is smart enough to know she’s the whole reason Hornet went to the void.
Yeah
but why would you need to pass multiple judgements anyway!! why not breed one big judge to judge them all
i don’t TK is thinking about it too much just saving its sister and her companion she was carrying
to make sure only the very best get in
they had high standards for joining the exalted immortal ranks of the choir
I like how Sister of the Void is an extremely literal title.
i suppose thats fair, but damn, pharloom's systems suck ass
One person can always be wrong or miss things. Multiple perspectives allows a more thorough judgement
Ventricas are cool.
this is also true
but this brings me to another question, how do judges judge people
The Citadel was literally poisoning nearby areas
do they ask questions or do they look at you and decide
it seems like they just go off vibes
it's uh
not the best system
They remorselessly eliminate any pilgrim or passerby deemed impure to their sight.
this seems to imply it's superficial
You dare question the Holy Citadel? Heretic!
so the judges just profile pilgrims 💔
Hopefully Granny isn’t dead and is suffering forever in the Void now : )
adult vs baby judges really are the greatest change in personality ever
the downside is it not having as many gods which is what they care more about
from "We must grow to be holy!" to killing you based off of a vibe check
that is what they're told being holy is tbf 
i wonder if baby judges specifically have someone who checks in with them to see their progress or if they just go by the words of the sign for their entire life
id imagine they just go by the sign since there isnt any entrance to their room
there must've been somebody coming to actually gild them and prep them for their task
even if they just meet them outside or smth
i suppose thats true
Why did putting momma silk to sleep backfire on the weavers such that they wanted to escape and pass the burden to the citadel caste?
the ones that fled fled before that, and they didn't choose to pass any burden on the caste showed up and took over by force
im just now realizing tlj has really funky head
the helmet is build around this damn megamind
kept growing and growing
how big can ones brain get from so simple a job
gotta be smart to fatally vibe check all those pilgrims
I miss the pilgrims
Perhaps, but they also were seeking the "God of Gods" in Hallownest and in Pharloom GMS fits that bill
Pilby... The snails... The fixer bug... None of them had a chance
gms is not stronger than other hbs
hallownest has like half a dozen gods as strong, and one stronger
Not saying she is, but she's the only one in Pharloom who would be a god of gods, mostly bcz she's the only higher being
Which is weird since Hallownest had so many in comparison
Was Nyeleth a HB?
I just realized we still dont know where Zemer and the delicate flowers are from lmao
unlikely
I thought Pharloom was the answer but it turns out Hornet just plucked that from her memory
Guess thats another unknown kingdom added to the list
so sad how they become so stoic when they grow up
Maybe not a kingdom. We just know it's a serene land
jobs really do kill your creativity
good thing to learn from this
Do the snails die after red memory due to the delicate flower presence? I assumed so but idk
they made a portal
I know some was already under Pharloom
they basically just teleported gms down
Someone can explain to me the lore of this guy
And teleported the Void up smh
Technically it was Silk that spread the void up
i dont know cause i havent gone to his area yet but he had a boyfriend and his boyfriend sacrificed himself to become the cogwork dancers for some reason i think and lowkey thats all i know
Ruler of a ruined land. His lover died. Is a sad boy. The Citadel tried mimicking him and his lover with the cog dancers
What do we think hatches out of Hornet in twisted child that ending was visceral
Is sister splinter the hardest boss in ss?
A Pale Root /jk
probably a god
She did?
He didn't sacrifice himself he just died and they made the cogworks after I think
That whole Greyroot quest is something
Yeah credits credit her w additional design
I really got my hopes up the Greyroot would be reborn into a Pale Root
i see, i thought he did
he sacrificed himself
where does it say it
whyd he do it? esp for the citadel
There’s also a ton of squelching and shifting at the end
i cant remember anything from him sacrificing himself
I just genuinely have no idea what she is
he was trying to trade for verdania's protection
ooohhhh, makes alot of sense
I remember smth about him putting his soul into the cogwork dancers?
She's a Root like the White Lady, but not a Higher being. Maybe a different type of Root, more parasitic.
the person that gives you the pollip pouch? i thought she was gorb or some shit
She is most certainly a Root, different than WL tho
she has lots of power for some reason
[NPC]:The dancers... they were the last free act of my partner... Always hopeful. Always naive.[NPC]:His whole he gave, in desperate trade to see our own caves left safe. His shell and soul became the mould
So what are weavers? A race similar to wyrms?
do we know of any other species that can drastically change like the Wyrm? (maybe it was just a PK thing, not even wyrm)
Not really I don't think so. It seems a general Wyrm trait (from what Bardoon comments)
Not trying to start the argument again but did people ever agree on whether this followed up Embrace the Void or Dream no More? Or did people just shake hands and say that maybe both are canon?
Mostly because the implication of EtV ending makes me laugh
im impressed that metamorphosis isnt a huge central theme of HK since its based on the insect world
Pale King literally gave birth to Hornet, the Knight, and the Hollow Knight (assuming EtV) who are all alive and are potentially all kingdom conquering entities by themselvez.
do we have a reason as to why hornet just kinda stab into random corpses sometimes
it’s deliberately ambiguous on purpose, that’s all we can say
Hornet binds the silk entwined in that person into her
Pale King did that at least
Well either way the Knight is with the Void now along their siblings. THK is either dead or alive who knows where. And Hornet is heading to who knows where with Lace
ye but thats probably the one example we have
Should call him Pale Stud honestly.
At least thats what I think it is since we automatically get parry from phantom after killing her
that’s true, would be a very interesting central plot for a game
And shes a full silk being so hornet unlocking the crests is probably just her stealing their silk
Yeah she like absorbs their power and knowledge into her being
is she able to sense that those random ass corpses hold a lotta silk or somethin
Other higher beings wish they had the godly hitrate this dude's seed has had.
i think the numerous children was more about White Lady’s constitution
PK is probably the single most influential being in the HK universe up to this point
That we know off
not saying much though, it’s a big world
|| Sherma ||
Big world, mostly barren. PK having a daughter with Herrah killed the Silk Goddess and having kids with WL killed a dream goddess
squirrm
Well we'll still have to see how the steel faction DLC pans out.
City of Iron might powercreep the other kingdoms.
I want that so bad. I WANNA SEE THE MASTERS
that’s true, but given how big world is there are probably a lot of kingdoms out there
plus he was only one Wyrm out of a whole race of Wyrms
i’m sure they all got up to some shit
so much lore potential
That's the beauty of it
if we’re talking about the most widespread influential thing we know of though it’s not even PK
Do you think all Wyrms were Pale? Or just few like the PK?
Still though, Pale King not only bodied the Black Wyrm during the golden age but even after he's gone, his remaining progeny are all crazy on the powerlevel scales.
yeah like lord fool
Assuming the Black awyrm was a higher being at all
blackwyrm isn't confirmed to een be a wyrm
We don't know what "Blackwyrm" even is
probably not all Pale, there is a good chance there was a Black Wyrm and it seems all Wyrms are like a race of higher beings
that being said i think Pale King is special for being a Pale Wyrm, so probably better than ur average one
but the most influential thing we know of in HK is easily the Void
that shit clearly gets around
i mean it seems to be everywhere under the world
Yeah I do think Wyrms were all powerful HBs. The fact PK is constantly specifically called Pale/White Wyrm implies not all were pale.
And the fact one of his kids essentially got the void heart pretty much cements his legacy in the HKverse
The GOAT, as they say
They were still able to stop it in its tracks. You can argue why not do that from the beginning but there's no answer to that
it’s just with the Higher Beings u see how specific bugs worship and follow them for specific reasons
bugs of any faction/species can turn to the Void
it’s far more encompassing
And the fact that it exists everywhere deep down
Something is up with it, majorly
And that Shadow Creepers just manifest into existence wherever Void exists
More reason to be existed by the Steel DLC consdiering their potential connections with the void
Eva being a child of iron literally makes her an iron maiden
Old HK DLCs released in less than two years, who knows how Silksong's will pan out thoigh
and clearly the Ancient Civilization was all over the place
i was surprised we didn’t see any AC architecture
i don’t think the Abyss stuff was them
or was it
Wasnt the stuff in the Abyss from the Weavers?
Although there were lore tablets there from the ancient civilizatio
i think that was only the Weavenest
but i thought those formations down there developed naturally because that was said in HK
what is this BlackWyrm and where is this mentioned in game? first time im reading about this
White Defender lore
Dung Defender talks about the Battle of Blackwyrm pretty sure
what even is that parasite if it can eat gods
journal or dialogue?
ithink it might be journal
I think that’s white defender journal entry
with the context of silksong,perhaps the Blackwyrm is another wyrm that was consumed by the void and spread it.
We get an arcane egg but could it just be a Void product that the AC repurposed?
Then maybe Everblooms were used against it, supplied by Ze'mer
probabably
blackwyrm was probably not a wyrm
Blackwyrm could even be a place i guess
if there was another wyrm in hallownest at any point it would be abundantly clear
or...hmm...the title of another warrior
I have a question about the Act 3 true ending
Is that really the knight? Seeing the Lord of Shades would suggest as much, but the shade's horns are pretty different, more like the Hollow Knight's before they grew up
It is.
they look like that in dream no more
That's also my thoughts. If Wyrms are so incredibly powerful then two in the same area would draw much attention
Oh you're so right
weird
The Godseekers never comment on having sensed another Wyrm
in any case silksong also gives us a voltvyrm, so clearly there's some wiggle room with that naming scheme
If anything yeah it means "wyrm" can be a part of something that is obviously not an actual Wyrm
Speaking of Godseekers, they never comment on Hornet being half Wyrm too despite so many NPCs in Pharloom acknowledging that trait of hers
yes
i wonnder if part of grandmother silk's betrayal is that she wasnt eaten, since normally spiders eat their parent and there is mutiple references to that fact of life in the game and even characters who try to avoid it
Then again the Godseekers are dumbasses
Yeah that is strange, they never sense the Knight is born of two HBs either
void interferes with their resonance
Perhaps, then what about Hornet?
Not even sensing her Silk?
they don't really talk about her it's unclear what they do and don't sense about her
They're so random at times.
they talk about the hbs who have the unique break rooms in p5
and pantheon heads
there's not really much opportunity for them to randomly exposit about others
Godseekers feel like more surfacelevel in their worship of the bugs they label as gods. I think they onky start caring once you get put through the blender of combat.
Nothing about Hornet, Lifeblood Beast or Mr mushroom. Hmm
So theyll probably notice something is up with Hornet if she fought her way to the pantheons too
I'm not done Act 3 yet, but ||should I be confused about whether Grand Mother Silk cares about Lace or not?||
Well she can't access them, at least maybe not without the Needolin
She does care, but also wants Hornet so Lace got jealous
GMS is an inversion of Pale King in a way. No Cost too Great but in reverse.
so what's the overall idea of the lore, I'm not educated
pharloom exists and shit is fine
grand mother silk shows up and creates the weavers as her 'daughters'
weavers decide they don't really like the situation, some of them flee. GMS then makes Lace and Phantom as new daughters.
Remaining weavers trap her and put her to sleep, building the citadel to keep her that way
weavers start to fade away, presumably because they have trouble reproducing
Citadel caste takes over, seizing power from weavers and continuing to using the citadel's song to keep the mother silk asleep while not entirely aware of what they're doing
citadel bugs eventually start using silk to attempt to attain immortality by surgically implanting it in their shells, eventually causing many of their minds to succumb to the grand mother silk, leading to the citadel being silenced.
She starts waking up, causing the haunting to take over pharloom at large, and sends hunting parties out to track down the descendants of weavers who fled including hornet, to gather their silk. This is probably to sustain Lace, who requires a large amount of silk to stay alive
Hornet is captured and brought to Pharloom, but Lace breaks her out because Lace is a rebellious little shit who wants hornet to fuck shit up so she has a chance to get back at her mom
bad times in bug town 2
my first thought about the weaver queen ending was like, she wanted an heir, that's why she (i thought) made herrah seek a child with the pale wyrm
she didn't make herrah do that
yeah after red memory i knew that theory was probably wrong lol
Was this pre written lol
no I typed it all
Oh wow
(it was)
so, presumably lace doesn't have much longer after the true ending?
or what's the idea there
Also note that it was likely not called Pharloom before the Weavers. Phar because they evolved from Pharlids and loom cuz Weavers and silk
depends on how much she got from grand mother silk right at the end as well as how much hornet can produce if she can produce enough
icic
so if hornet goes to great enough lengths to keep lace alive the weaver queen ending could potentially be inevitable huh
Why would GMS need additional sources of Silk? She is literally Silk
that's caused by her binding grand mother silk sister of the void takes that pretty firmly off the table
I mean she clearly does
well she could seek power in other ways was my idea
Isnt GMS weakened abd contained by the citadel
sure
Put to sleep even
but she's in the process of waking up
if she wouldn't need silk after waking, no reason to send parties out
Though that does beg the question if she can now control the bugs of Pharloom couldnt she have just gotten then to wake her up?
if gms is gathering sources of silk, why disable widow's silk?
If that was even possible?
well she did that's how she got the citadel to go quiet
waking up just takes time apparently
I just realized that snail shamans are just living void
they aren't
or void with some soul inside them
mhmm so they just happen to be pure black creatures that just look like void and worship void but arent actually void
additionally, she doesn't really seem to care much about phantom, is there a particular reason for this is it just good old fashioned favoritism
actually do we have any lore on them in either games
yes, it explicitly says they aren't void
could be there just wasn't enough to go around to sustain both or something
Phantom seems like a scuffed version of a silk child tbh
yea where
That scream? Ooohh, distorted in such a way... It's not within the skills of us snails to do such a thing.
Wherever you draw this new power from, it's not a place my kind ever thought to look.
i did notice that phantom's color scheme seems to be basically lace inverted
snail shaman is void is hilarious
then how why do the snail shamans worship the void in silksong, or atleast consider themselves as such
different people entirely
different time or group or whatever either way they aren't made of the stuff
the snail shamans in pharloom like the void, but aren't the void
they're just snails lol
every snail looks like that
so if gms wanted sources of silk, why disable widow's silk?
she may not have
oh are we thinking somebody else maybe did that? or are you saying maybe hornet's just wrong about that part lol
pretty sure hornet doesn't say gms did it
hornet doesn't openly theorize it at all
of anyone the likely candidate would be other weavers a long time ago (gms would keep her for her silk and citadel would probably just kill her)
talking to pavo after freeing bellhart iirc? she says widow's ability to produce silk was suppressed by the needles in her back
that doesn't say anything about who did it
So is silk song before or after hollow knight? I heard some people saying before and some saying after but I never hear hornet mention anything about the knight from HK so I assume it's before
it is after
Really?
definitely after
Very much after, hell we dont even know how much time has passed between HK and SS
have you gotten true ending?
Damn so hornet really just does not care about the knight
I'm still in act 1 😭
that is not the case at all
then why are you in this channel this is spoiler zone 😭
basically, hornet in silksong has lived multiple times the lifetime of a common bug
I heard she was immortal or something like that
effectively maybe, but hollow knight is kinda all about how "immortal" beings eventually die
Ok but why? Is it because she's the daughter of the pale king and that one ugly dreamer from HK?
more the former
yeah she inherited a ton of power from the pale king
At least she didn't get the ugly traits whew 😏
the weavers are immortal
Oh
no? at least i don't think so
weavers being immortal is questionable
oh, where is this from?
basically every hybrid is last of their line and the weavers in pharloom were called fading when the citadel caste took over
I mean it would make sense because they would have had to sleep for like... Ever to keep the radiances infection at bay but idk
a cage in the cradle mentions a weaver (in eighth part, to be fair) "frail from age"
All of the weavers were created by grandmother silk, yet survived through the rise and fall of both pharloom and hallownest
Well not all survived
that's basically what hallownest itself was doing imo, would you call hallownest immortal?
long lived != immortal and almost all of them are dead now
i mean, being able to live for a very long time is very different from being immortal
Mmm idk 🤷
The only indication of Hornet's immortality is also that she has lived a very long time
That doesn't work lol
What did happen to hallownest anyhow? Like after the knight either killed the radiance or locked it away inside himself
in terms of aging related feats, weavers have more than wyrms
who was very notably not immortal lol
his lifespan would be indefinite
he wouldn't die from aging which is the meaning of immortal that's relevant
hmm i suppose actually yeah
unrelated, what do we think about how well hornet would manage pharloom as the new weaver queen?
Terrible
not
the framing of it is like purely as a bad thing and wanting to avoid it is the entire motivation of the silk and soul quest which triggers act 3
Sorry late reply was trying to remember what gave me that idea
they didn't choose that the caste came and took over from them
The mantle of rule, claimed greedily from Pharloom's fading first children, those bitter Weavers... it was yoke, not crown
said by the conductor
Oo I see
a burden is passed in a sense but it was more the citadel caste saying "hey this citadel is cool it's ours now" and unknowingly making themselves responsible for the apparatus keeping grand mother silk asleep
I got you
legendary fuckup on the caste's part
Fr😭
I love moving into a house to find a sleeping eldritch being in the basement and accidentally waking it up by forgetting to sweep
I just got to act 3 and hornet is suffering from some kind of void sickness right
No I mean both times she was injured she was healed by someone with connection to void
First it was the chapel maid
That was just stopping to recover
Then it was sherma who was passed the shamans mantle
Sherma doesn’t know what a shaman is that’s the mantle of a caretaker of the shrine
Fair enough
i’m curious about why Weavers made Citadel architecture so different from their Weavenests
acoustics?
There is that but the citadel has also been undergoing constant construction and reconstruction at the behest of the architects and shit
What it looks like now is probably wildly different from what it looked like back when the weavers were in charge
Other than maybe cradle I doubt that was changed tooooo heavily
that’s a good point
also i’d feel like a super hidden Weavenest somewhere in the Citadel or Underworks would have been nice
The weavenests were places to hide from the mother, by the time the citadel was built she would’ve been asleep
ahhh so need for them
and i’m assuming the remaining Weavers retreated there for a bit before dispersing after the citadel caste took over
I imagine any easily accessible ones would also be stripped for silk pretty fast
Which one was that again
I think the exodus from the kingdom happened back before gms was put to sleep
Widow calls hornet the descendant of ‘those who dared to flee’ which makes me think they directly fled from gms’s influence.
Weavenest Atla
in that case the Rune Harp must have been left by the ones who stayed behind and temporarily sought refuge there post getting overthrown by the Caste
I'm not done Act 3 yet so maybe they address it directly at some point, but if they don't or I missed it, ||who freed Hornet at the start of the game?||
Did anyone else notice that ||the architect|| is actually ||2 bugs in one shell||
i think the Weavers could have been handled much better but they got the point across
what makes u say that
Lace - she was acting out against GMSilk, she didn't want Hornet to reach the Citadel
And they have 4 eyes
I think that's just an echo-y effect to show they're mechanical
No they talk about themselves as if they’re talking about more than one person
I thought that might be the case because she has the motive, but I wasn't sure that she had the powers shown.
They use “our” and “we” when talking about their work
that might just be them using 'the royal we' way of speaking
like the queen going 'we are not amused'
I don’t think so
I took it as either that or them referring to the architects collectively
They are the only one
it’s not a rare thing to talk like that
they are the twelfth of a group
The others are dead though
like the Borg
also multiple eyes isn’t a good indicator when talking about bugs
hi everyone this is my first time using this channel
i havent yet completed act 3, and if i get the answer to this later on, no need to answer
I want to know how the shamans got their snare to summon the void, i didnt know they had a connection with void
Does the Second Sentinel say "we"?
They have 4 but they’re all lined up in a row
No bug has eyes like that
they made it, it's assembled in a quest at the end of Act 2
they aren't Void beings, but they know magic, and magic can summon the Void
they used a lot of Soul and a Weaver binding tool
what do they get from trapping gms tho? her soul?
Is last judge a robot?
they were just trying to bind her and removed her from the kingdom
that doesn't mean anything
weavers have six eyes, 3 on each side, are they secretly 3 bugs in there, each on top of the other?
yeah but they’re super techy bugs
Effectively kill her without Hornet having to absorb her power
they didnt know it would cause such big damage?
nope
can someone explain if theres any intent with hornets look in the last like 2 seconds of the TE ending cutscene? im not too sure of her relationship with lace but its implying they're allies now right ? but she only ever saved lace because of circumstance. or does it just mean nothing
oh ok i thought they did it despite knowing that, ty for clarifying
Lace was giggling, Hornet's look is harder to interpret, but Hornet put a lot of effort into saving her (for whatever reason)
the title screen now shows Lace's pin with Hornet's needle, implying that they're cool now
I guess Hornet's overall intent was to get her to safety so Silk would sever her connection with Pharloom to stop the Void corruption
Hornet is void believers in shambles
personally, I don't like Lace as a character and I don't see why Hornet would care about her much
at first i thought it just meant like "holy shit that was a lot" but then yeah i also noticed the title screen so i was second guessing it. but didnt she only save lace because of her obligation to saving pharloom ?
I guess maybe there's some shared sisterhood thing, since they both ultimately descend from Silk
maybe Hornet feels like she's lost enough siblings to the Void
(that's not a bad angle, actually...)
Hornet probably also sees laces situation as another continuation of the vessels
Somewhat creafted creatures bound by their fate
And hornet wants to free lace from that just as much as hornet felt sympathy for the vessels
i think she references that at some point right ? like something about the way her life was created doesnt make it invalid i forgot the dialogue
also makes a lot of sense yeah
Yeah it's dialouge specifically between lace and hornet
I think after her 2nd defeat
And its the only time the vessels are brought up even indirectly
if gms were fully free, would she be less powerful than radiance? since she's said to be a pale being and i assume radiance to be more powerful than pale beings
(there probably isnt a way to directly compare but just asking)
given her similarities to Radiance in many ways, i'm think Rad should be considered a pale being herself
what with 'pale being' now being a label that applies to more entities than just Pale King and White Lady
basically top-tier higher beings - PK even refers to Rad as 'blazing kin'
I wouldn't know about their relative power, though
Pale king almost basically means godking now
Though the fact his wyrmself was specifically called a pale wyrm implies hes special even somewhat among his kin
Otherwise the distinction of pale would be unnecessary
yea, there could be lots of wyrms and roots, while the hallownest royalty are the Pale Wyrm and Pale Root
or his species name is just pale wyrm and not wyrm
probably what you said tho
isnt pale being just an indication of their color ? i dont think it has much significance
I doubt we'll ever get the true meaning of what constitutes a pale being but its certainly something just extremely strong and possibly old
it was in the first game, and PK and WL were the only two referred to that way
but Hornet includes herself and Silk as 'pale' in SS
(and Rad is also pale in the sense of color)
Well hornet I think would be pale even under the hk interpretation
She is the daughter of a pale being
I doubt its not a genetic title
so would the vessels - Tiso calls TK pale, because their shell is literally pale
Yeah the vessels are literal gods
yeah i remember a few times characters refering to silk as pale or something similar and it had me mixed up a few times lol
Not even demi gods but full blooded
how many endings are there?
if it just means color, then lots of stuff is pale
if it just means Hallownest royalty, then its PK and WL and maybe their kids
if it means something more, incorporating a god like Silk who is very Rad-like, then its a title for many entities
I refuse to not count the damn void as a god being
The vessels are in fact 150% void
Pale did also apply to pale ore in hk
4, technically
probably a common question: what are the lore implications of first sinner deaths respawning you outside without creating a cocoon?
The strongesr material in the game
and now pale oil, which boosts weapons to their strongest forms
probably means its a memory fight - same thing happens against bosses like Khann and Karmelita
but you don't use elegy of the deep? so how would that happen
it mentions 'sylphean slugs' I think - maybe they are 'pale touched', like the Palestag
pale ore might also be 'pale touched'
in fact you don't even use the needolin at all
some similar power, maybe the memory of the First Sinner herself, also a powerful weaver
like how in the original game, you could sometimes enter the dream realm even without the dream nail
I think we see one non pale diety in ss
Nyleth I'm pretty sure is a regular higher being
and it is slightly different mechanically from memories, in memories your tool uses don't count and so your tools are repaired for free when you die
but it's kinda the opposite for first sinner
so I'm not inclined to think it's a memory but idk
Pale oil is an aphids bile gland
I do think pale is often used thematically to show opposition vs the void
Both are the polar opposites of one another
The void also seems to be one of the only things truly able to kill a pale being
I don't really get that impression, but creating the growth of shellwood is a feat certainly, she could be
Actually we dont see a pale being die outside of void interference
Pale kings death is still a mystery but be it regret or void itself its related somewhat
She just seems almost too strong to create an entire area just by herself but she is not the strongest in game
Though of course we only fight a fading memory of nyleth
maybe - creating the growth and plant-creatures of an entire region is on par with what Unn did
room is bound to chain by runes, and first sinner (if the name is legit) should probably be long dead. hyperbolic time chamber rules or maybe something silly. also the other penitent notes say absolution granted after death, whereas hers is denied
I think PK withered away in grief myself, but his death might have drawn the Void out of his fallen constructs, hence it being all over his throne room
I do think void is a naturally occurring substance in the world and is created by the whole regret idea that jiji had in hk
It either creates more void or beckons it
Void to me has always felt akin to oil in a sense
I'd love to know more about that - personally I'd prefer the beckoning, and Void's origins be far more primordial, mysterious, and detached from mortal bugs
Sula was in torment about watching kingdoms wither and called forth the Void, maybe regret has something to do with the ritual they used
A cumulative mass of the bugs regrets and lives over the entire history of their workd
maybe, although that would tie its origins to mortal bugs, which I don't really like
eldritch stuff should be beyond mortality
Im in the exact opposite boat I would like the void to be more natural and explainable
then we are at odds
at loggerheads
It's the great end all of life
its hunger for soul might be some indication of that
its basically death and wants more life
good, me neither
Infinitly spreading plain that goes Infinitly down as it is also Infinitely wide
So like the void never has a bottom
yeees
no sun, no sky
just underground bug kingdoms forever
I do think the void should be unexplainable in some aspects
The void having a finite amount I think would be kinda on the lamer side
Has it been mentioned anywhere that getting stuff from memory was possible?
Felt like the everbloom thing was a bit of plot armor (not that big of an issue tbh)
the first game you have charms, real objects of power created from wishes and thoughts
and higher beings can create entire races from dreams
the memory of a thing brought into reality as the thing itself isn't much different
that's how I feel, anyway
Its also the idea that the pale palace itself is a memory
Its either the real thing or the memory of it
especially since its some super special magical flower
Multiple beings also had to die for it to be created
3 of the strongest in the entire kingdom and 3 of the greatest magicians to create a singular flower
ig that's sort of fair
also, at the end, when the Knight showed up, the void monster thing flashed on the screen
so they did acknowledge godmaster ending
Btw the sprintermaster swift is alive in silksong
Yeah its kinda both endings
yeah, either its the canon ending, or its just an allusion to what TK can become
he sure is
I wonder if he's the sprintmaster, or if there are many of them (and many dashmasters)
I kind of don't like that the Everbloom in the Sister of the Void ending was fraying and weakened. Because then that would mean even in the good Godhome ending, it's only delaying things
I do think honestly that its just hornet seeing the knights true power underneath the unified void
Well it didnt delay anything, it stopped it
The everbloom seems to not hold back void but infact destroy it
Right but what happens when the bloom runs out of power
As it was in Sister of the Void
Could hornet be considered one? She's one of the fastest bugs
the one in the Godhome ending also seems to be damaged after banishing the Void - its power isn't infinite
The everbloom hornet uses breaks after she literally plunges hersels into an infinte amount of void
Its power is working constantly
maybe, you can get a badge as a memento
did Hornet mentioned anything about current day Hallownest
No but its cannon that the radiance is dead
So the kingdom has nothing but time to heal and be forgotten
the age of the mantis has come
yea so either True Ending/Godhome happened, I'm just curious to what has happened since
Democratic Republic of Hallownest
The tribes and villages and stragglers will live inside but its probably going to just be forgotten undearneath dirtmouth
all will be crushed under the merciless reign of King Elderbug
A lot of things will change as well like greenpath most likely dying
City of tears at some point will be drowned out and the blue lake drained
No, the only thing hornet mentioned about the first game is that she knows what the void is and how it can be stopped
with the infected gone it'll be much safer - more and more treasure hunters will be returning, more stories will circulate about the wealth available, more travelers will come to salvage
something new can be built
it won't be Hallownest, but the region will have a future, it'll just belong to someone else
Other than the pale lady all of the gods that laid rest in hallownest are long gone
Unn might recover
And the pale lady herself cannot interact with the outside world anymore
I think it's really stupid TC's philosophy of no true endings, because silksong story feels weird, especially hornet, it really seems like she forgot what happened in the first game
but actually yeah, Hornet and Lace go back, and there's pale roots everywhere, turning people into root zombies
"Here we go again~!"
Hornet says in hollow knight that she feels happy about what the little ghost is doing
But in silksong she doesn't remember these moments with the knight when everything is falling down
It's really weird
I'm sure she hasn't forgotten, it just isn't brought up
honestly, the whole thing felt really ambiguous as to whether it was a sequel or prequel until the true ending
Not sure what you meant here
The void is back
Hornet should've been surprised
She wasn't
She certainly did tho?
She rushed to the snails for answers
she seemed pretty surprised to me
Yea that's what I thought
I mean she wasn't surprised like if it wasn't supposed to be there
She doesn't mention that the void was controlled
And the void IS controlled in silksong, for some reason the knight only acted when hornet was in danger
Maybe the knight wanted the destruction of pharloom?
TK might not care if some fool messes with the Void and it goes badly for them
'reap what you sow, fool'
but stepped in only when it noticed Hornet was involved
That seems like the case
Pharloom to TK is stranger anyway, it's not like it'd have cared
skarsingers song also resits the silken control of Grandmother
Btw what the greatmother silk actually is
hornet mentions she sees prime karmelita as her equal
She doesn't care until we beat lost lace
if you want the little bugger to care about you, you gotta earn it
She helps us to get out
she wants to save lace
she's maintaining the big cocoon you're inside that's holding back the Void, she gives up the last of her power when Hornet is prepared to leave with Lace
imo godhome cos shade lord is seen
Is GMS truly evil?
I think maybe she's like a god who thinks too much about herself
she seems really horrible now, yes
I'm still unclear as to why exactly the Weavers turned against her
I think its due to lace and phantom
my headcanons are that weavers are greedy they seem unpleasant
yea so I don't really get the weaver thing, maybe I missed stuff
why are the weavers dead
The first weaver says how gms lied about being the weavers mothers and lied about them being holy
whats the whole link between gms and the weavers
they aren't dead they just left pharloom
Gms created the weavers
I think this implies that silk started to abuse or castaway the weavers once her perfect children aka lace and phantom were crafted
The weavers really seem very greedy, in the red memory hornet's mother keeps saying that hornet is destined to greater things
The weavers were not holy or gods but lace and phantom were
and is hera a weaver or just a spider
herrah is a weaver
aight
we dont know why she looks like that tho
at some point they tried to recreate gms but couldnt
It seems like all weavers looking similar is not canon anymore
because the vessel is too frail
That's the reason why herrah wanted to have a child with the pale king?
we dont know
i have the theory theres no male weavers so they couldnt reproduce by normal means
but theres no confirmation for anything rlly
I think that's right
their tablets all refer to 'sister' only, and they're called 'daughters'
Wait that seems right
We never see a male weaver
wasn't there a male bug statue/corpse in Deepnest
Hornet is also not male even tho she's a hybrid
is that guy not a weaver
Deepnest had more than just weavers, the Beasts were an established tribe that the Weavers joined as a sub-group
What statue?
dont remember which statue youre talking about
i meant corpse
ah that makes sense
but we do see baby weavers in hollow knight
could be a retcon tho thats what most people believe
If retcons happened it would be nice for team cherry to communicate them
Since there's a lot of nuances about the world of both games
Making it even more subjective is not fun at all
At least for me
weavers can reproduce with other creatures (hornet, obv, but there's mention of captured weavers as 'half' and 'quarter' in the Cradle)
maybe they had children with the Beasts
i'm pretty sanguine about the retcons, for the most part
concocted my rationalizations
I just dont like the herrah shit
I liked everything else
The shamans are like the most logical part honestly and jt shouldve always been the case with them
i feel like they love keeping things a mystery
doubt itll happen
weavers might reproduce parthenogenically (still produce viable female offspring if eggs aren't fertilized)
but then did herra sacrifice herself only to make hornet half wyrm?
her wish was to be a mother
never specified something beyond that
herrah specifically could've been infertile
how did she give birth to hornet then
Well we got answers to alot of mystires while crateing new ones for the future
pk found a way around it
Like WHAT THE FUCK IS THE GREY ROOT PARASITE. and The steel City
in the first game, it was assumed she wanted an heir with royal blood to secure her claim to Deepnest's throne, since she was 'common'
now, it might be that Herrah was initially on board with the idea of breeding a Weaver god-queen to deal with Silk, and tapped PK because he was also a pale god
either way, she eventually came to want Hornet to make her own destiny
ohh it makes sense she wanted a half god if you put it like that
they always knew they would come for her as vespa mentioned
yea
what exactly was herrah again
weaver
Grey root parasite is also not dead, hornet just controlled it
why does she look widely different from the rest, the other weavers had ballerina bodies with big heads
we dont know but shes confirmed weaver
might have been a different kind of weaver then, not of pharlid
yeah im saying gms evolved some other creature to be a weaver
it could be
im also curious as to why herrah is the queen of deepnest and not someone else
Doesn’t Herrah say that Hornet shouldn’t listen to Weavers’ talk and choose her own path instead or smth?
by strength, the beast right
could be, it's an interesting idea
she married the original king of Deepnest
before herrah's species became weird and ambiguous i used to assume she married the blood heir of deepnest and, well. did what many spiders do to their mates
no child out of that tho, that we know of....?
maybe PK just smashed pieces of their souls together or something
he has a way with stuffing soul into things
he just abyssal shrieked all over the beast 😳
yeah. given the Everything with the vessels and wl, pale king probably knew his way around reproductive magic and could bypass any difficulties he and herrah would've had
they def fucked
white lady has this dialogue
Beast Crest is probably Herrah’s fighting style
if a tree and a magic earthworm god can spawn 10000000 children, surely a spider and said magic earthworm god can spawn one(1)
you get the beast crest after defeating savage BEASTfly tho
Aren’t Weaver not just normal spiders as well
weavers are ascended by gms but they were normal bugs at some point
I assume they all have like a piece of GMS essence allowing them to produce silk
So it probably would make Hornet like 3/4 god
Herrah could’ve beaten and eaten a savage beastfly tho
im still confused on why the caste was bringing the weaver offsprings to the citadel, while the gms was still asleep how did gms control or nudged what the caste was gonna do
she was controlling them already no?
if gms had control already why cant they just forcefully wake her up
GMS was “desperate to awaken” so maybe they needed Weaver spawn to break the cocoon or smth
that might be it, it's just wierd that all it took to wake the god was challenging it
idk why not bring First Sinner tho, maybe she was too scary to open the jail
Also I recently realized that weaver shrines have apparently whole weaver inside them
the sinner was a sealed in a weird way, it needed some needolin magic to break the shell
they already brought more weavers in before hornet
afaik most of them died/almost died
or maybe they weren’t weaver/strong enough for the purpose
i got the impression that Silk needed to harvest silk from the weavers to break her binding
hence why she had the Citadel hunting them, plus all the operations to harvest and recycle silk
i thought at first the caste brought the weavers offspring to extract the silk so the cocoon seal wouldn't break, but when i see that gms was the one who was in control im getting mixed signals
also weird thing is that they had Widow whom they stripped of ability to make silk for whatever reason
ohhhh
maybe, maybe she needed weavers to make silk for Lace
Hornet does say Lace would need massive amounts of silk to sustain
widow was wierd, looks like the caste had control of her and widow in turn was controlling bellhart, odd that this particular weaver was used like this instead of sealed like sinner
maybe First Sinner refused to submit
we see her mask is caved in implying she was likely tortured or something
her mask was removed, she just wearing a cloth of sort
or maybe she defected before GMS was even sealed by other weavers
well that might be the case, or how to explain that someone from the caste just knew how to disable a weaver's silk powers
her mask is broken since she was ascended
not as a punishment
if youre talking about fs
Oh I just noticed First Sinner is sealed in similar fashion to weavers in ability shrines
has ANYONE found pigby in Act 3? the little pilgrim in bone bottom who appears in Far Fields|| if you kill skull tyrant in Act 2 instead of act 1?||
yeah im 90% certain she was sealed by other weavers
yeah needed that needolin magic to wake
im sure hes dead
im not sure if he's stiill alive in survivor camp
there's no body tho, they give you the name
theres barely bodies
I checked the first flea area in the marrow, is there another spot they could be?
there's a body when she dies in the skull tyrant invasion
act 3 is really different
during skull tyrant invasion theres a whole funeral its barely the same
now no one is alive in both those places
?? but in act 3 you can find the builder bug and other bone bottom residents in the first flea area
btw what happens to guy in Pilgrim’s rest in Act 3
I just used needolin on grandmother silk and the void pulled up to eat her, is it the knight, or the shade lord?
wait really
is there a requirement for it i didnt find anyone there
DAS BULLLshiiit right after they revealed the NAME of an NPC? they've gotta have SOME confirmation
dunno, i did a delivery and there they were!
it was just the void, it seems shadelord isn't exactly the entire void, he had to deal with the tentacles that were gonna attack hornet and lace
oh thank god builder bug is alive
you mean the shop guy?
RIGHT I WAS SO SAD ABOUT BUILDER BUG
yeah
ill check rn i never went there
I seee
FR i was relived bc i saw the builder bug statue destroyed despite me leaving it up
I really love how hopeful Act 3 is despite everything going to hell
yeah nah the shop guy unfortunately you see his shop crumpled so i think its assumed- but NO BODY- so im wondering where would the pilgrims run to from the Pilgrim's rest in Far fields?
ooof idk bout that, it's hopeful but GRIM
also ||Lost Gormund|| fight had me SO SAD
I was wondering if it was possilbe to save him
you dont need to spoiler here
oh, understood
i was relaly sad about bellhart
the bell guy was crying
my heart broke
I just love how Hornet goes basically “Hell naw, not on my watch” and goes out of her way to improve morale
Beats some sense into Pinmaster as well
She might have caused some little issues in wormways though 
FR, brings back trauma from the HK's singing bug (Myla?) when she stopped singing!
Yeah but bonus HP tho'
top heart break moment for me was zaza crouching beside gormund's dead body
needolin zaza and tear up
It balances out by Sherma being alive and well and becoming awesome leader
what does zaza say
bro fuck sherma i want my babies back
YUPP "brave to the very end.... thank you"
Speaking of Sherma I think it’s really cool how they saw horrors of Whiteward and instead of it breaking them it just makes them double down on helping others
sherma came from outside pharloom, bro was built different
bro was a top dodger, how tf did he survive all the way through without looking worse for wear
He sang at all the doors we had to parkour over
Positive vibes and singing
still needed to climb all the way to last judge at blasted steps
ok so uhhhh can someone explain to me is the knight the most powerful being in the hollowknight universe?
we havent seen anyone take the battle to void btw, the last 2 events of them killing gods is when they were sufficently weakened
Pharloom Apocalypse was most likely caused by uncontrolled void (and GMS trying to save Lace) and not on Knight’s accord
it also took Knight a bit to see the ruckus in Pharloom’s Abyss and come just in time to save Hornet
unless there's something that can control more void than Shade Lord, because The knight's power over the unorganized mass of void only consists of his sibling vessels
agreed
the void is still this deadly uncontrolable mass
they summon Void tendrils and a huge void mass to assault the Radiance as well, not just the individual siblings
(also they can swim in Void pools without harm)
they probably didn't care about Pharloom until they realized someone important to them was involved
i'm fine with the Void still generally being hostile out in the world, cuz its not like TK would necessarily care about some fools messing with it
I assume Knight’s influence, just like other Higher Beings’ is limited in area
that too
it was probably always a little silly to assume they controlled all the Void everywhere in the cosmos at all times
it’s just that Knight can probably travel really fast anywhere due to Abyss probably spanning entire world
i think knight only ever arrived since he noticed the everbloom
or noticed hornet, once the everbloom burnt out and she was revealed to be in the Void
when i say "a being" i mean with some intelligence right?
like i dont think the void as a whole has intelligence
radiance has intelligence, pale beings have etc,...
the knight does too
Knight might have noticed general disturbances in Pharloom and then sensed Hornet in abyss
that's right the Void is like a big soup of non-specific thought, without focus
i couldnt find pilby
he's a goner then
Hornet does have quite unique soul and we know void is attracted to soul
my perception of void is its a bit like hades
and since knight too has a part of PK’s soul they could probably easily distinguish Hornet
I think void is more of an antithesis to other Higher Beings
are there any leitmotifs in silksong
since most of imagery relating to higher beings is tied in light
there are couple Dies Irae usages, most notably Bell Shrines and GMS’ theme
i thoguht it was strange/cool how in hollowknight we "descend" but the true boss is a light-being "radiance", but in silksong we ascend and our true boss ||is a void bveing||
i think thats pretty interesting
in both games you go in one direction to then rapidly go in other
are these the only ones
thsoe are the only ones i could notice
there’s also hornet’s theme reprise playing in Slab fight
i do dislike how hornet kinda causes the apocolypse accidentally
it’s Snails’ fault really
like sure GMS was terrible but you ended up killing 50% of people
she didnt count with lace doing that
ik its not her intention
I found the diving bell in Act 2, and I lost my mind. I knew what it meant.
"This shit is going to Void Town!"
oh btw did yall notice
the diving shell... is a shell... like the snail shamans...
I mean, other variant is probably even worse
It's a bell
hah im joking a lil
When Hornet consumes GMS it looks like entire Pharloom is just done
ik ik but imagine
team cherry quickly change this to be a snail shell
oh that's right it is a bell
I wonder what were Snail Shamans thinking too
tbh ig a snail shaman wouldnt wanna use one of his fellows own corpse for transport
did they just want to feed void a god to see what happens
they got high on that dark powder and got addicted
huffing void and got bored
what if snail shamans just wanted to free pharloom
hold on hear me out
they kill themselves for it...
the shamans wanted to free Pharloom from Silk, they didn't expect the Void apocalypse
the shamans had to have gotten to void right?
tbf when Hornet confronts them they do say that Hornet should have known about their fascination with void
no hornet implies they knew
Tbf we should have also figured they are snail shamans lol
no, Hornet is angry they used the Void, they tell Hornet she should've known what it would take
they didn't expect the Void to use Silk's threads to invade Pharloom
And if you played HK you knew they were void related
i mean obv they didnt expect to have the apocylyps
I think shamans didn’t intend for the apocalypse to happen and Lace was the one to mess everything up
Tbf she saved you
why else would they have a bell going to the fucking void
GMS was trying to resist void to save Lace and as a result shot her threads from the abyss and into Pharloom which resulted in void climbing them
even weavers have a weavenest in the void
more likely Weavers
why would weavers build a bell wasnt that a citadel thing?
Citadel was controlled by weavers before GMS went awry afaik
actually what is up with the bells everywhere
cause its the citidel stuff
It's not like they mind controled the whole of pharloom and made them build it
the whole pharloom is a giant fucking bell
the shamans used a spell to bring the Void to them, they didn't go to it
how would they have found out about void to the first place
magic
I mean Void is a really interesting stuff, makes sense Weavers would want to explore it
citadel of song
Is Fextralife a good wiki location for Silksong? It's the wiki I've been updating
there’s a theory going around that shamans might be either descendants or remnants on ancient civilization
theyre the few beings that know how to manipulate soul (which is why they hand you containers of soul), that knowledge must have some connection to the void for them I think
ik they definitely tried to learn from them
I mean in first game abyss has a shrine specifically activated by one of shaman’s spells
the abyss shriek one right?
what was abyss shriek base name
wraiths or something
actually, the crossroads shaman doesn't recognize the spell the Knight gets from the Abyss and the Ancient Civilization shrine-thing there
so I don't think the snails have anything to do with the AC
yoo on that note, why was there weaver abilities stored in pharloom's abyss
and we also know ancient civilization utilized souls a lot, which shamans do as well
can anyone tell me why i feel bad for grandma silk in sister of the void ending
you have empathy
she sacrifice herself
why was she even haunting everyone?
She does kinda sacrifice herself to help Hornet save Lace
i have the hc gms just wanted to be loved by someone but was very controlling so they left her
to break open the seal she was bound in
She was put to eternal slumber by weavers and her only means of escaping was zombifying everyone
?? cant she get lace to do that
how does controlling people help her achieve that
how was zombifying everyone gonna help her get out
i see, need more silk for that huh?
they brought hornet to pharloom
and other weavers
idon think lace wanted that, she tries to stop you from reaching gms
wait that makes cents
this is giving me flashbacks of the hollow knight
why was gms sealed in the first place tho
Could be a lot of reasons
good question
the Weavers bound her, and when they couldn't keep her trapped themselves they orchestrated the rise of the Citadel to act as a cage for her
but she wouldn't stay bound and kept getting closer to waking up
the Weavers ran, but she took over the Citadel to hunt them down
she seems to need their silk and magic to fully break apart their binding
I think it’s possible that shamans could just forget the origins of their magic
well, not entirely
we saw more evidence of this in hollowknight than silksong
why did they seal her in the first place
Sorry to ask again, but does anyone know is Fextralife is a valid wiki to update for Silksong?
I think it's more likely that multiple groups have used the Void in different ways
the steel clan also has vassal that can use Void rituals
use the fan wiki
idek i like hollowknight.wiki more seems fitting
unknown, they had some kind of falling out - the First Sinner claims she lied to them