So, quick question (for someone who fell off of the game mid-EW), is it ever explained where the aether for summoning Hydaelyn came from?
The creation of Zodiark required the aether of 50% of the life on the planet. When you consider the Ancients’ aetheric composition (which was sufficient to promote practical immortality and making things out of fucking thin air) this suggests that the creation process involved a tremendous amount of aether.
So Venat initiates the plot to create a countervailing god, one to face Zodiark: Hydaelyn. This succeeds, which implies that the new will of the star was indeed also quite powerful. But is it explained where the massive amount aether to create her came from?
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The creation of Zodiark required the aether of 50% of the life on the planet. When you consider the Ancients’ aetheric composition (which was sufficient to promote practical immortality and making things out of fucking thin air) this suggests that the creation process involved a tremendous amount of aether.
So Venat initiates the plot to create a countervailing god, one to face Zodiark: Hydaelyn. This succeeds, which implies that the new will of the star was indeed also quite powerful. But is it explained where the massive amount aether to create her came from?
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