Sunsinger wrote:
But what if neera was half qusalan! she would be a quasalan princess and her daughters amd granddaughter on and on would be as well... well diluted, yes, but still having royal blood.
I just have to add another "what if" to that list y'all were making:
And what if the fortune teller is simply an idiot (she's told us before she is not a professor of ancient languages) that gets the symbols for Qasala and Sakhmet confused?
bumpty85 wrote:
i'm also questioning why tomos is considered a hero in the story. also, why did he yell at nabile not to marry him? and aren't those mummies considered monsters? is that what qasalan ppl really look like?
Tomos found the Ring of Lost, which took he and Nabile to Sakhmet. Most likely, he yelled at Nabile not to marry Jazan because he still sees Jazan as evil and not "good underneath the curse" as Nabile does.
The monsters that disappeared, in my opinion, were the ones that Jazan created (ie. Scordax.) The curse that was lifted was also the one that Jazan created on the city of Sakhmet, hence the comic tells us that the city of Sakhmet returned to the living (NOT Qasala.)
The "mummies" from Qasala appear to remain cursed, perhaps because the curse on Qasala and Jazan has NOT been lifted. The comic never told us the ring (Royal Wedding Ring, IMHO) would lift a curse all by itself. It simply said the ring would HELP to lift a curse.
Edit:
mercurius wrote:
Did anyone say the rest of their prophecy to the faerie statue yet? This is after showing her the mysterious scroll obtained after 4th crystal.
<snip fortune teller quote>
Yes, several of us have tried the phrase from the tablet (each person's was different), and the fortune teller's new translations, "The curse of Jazan will make Sakhmet disappear," and "Jazan must marry a true princess of Qasala to break the curse." in every permutation we could come up with. I have also tried exchanging "Sakhmet" for "Qasala" and vice versa.