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Things don't die when they are killed without something to enforce that rule. The curse of undeath only takes hold as the light wanes, because the light enforces the "logic" of Gwyn, that is to say, the light makes it so things die when they are killed. Leading to hollows attacking things because "well, why shouldn't I?" (Light is the reason time moves at all, evidenced by oolacile sorceries). This doesn't sound so bad until you realize this includes things like "morals" and "sense of time". Humans can live and act and think even as hollows, but they begin to lose their attachment to the things wrought by the light. Humanity exists in it's default state as pygmies, which they then return to when they have no souls left. Undeath exists as a byproduct of things being able to exist without souls.Įverything used to be the equivalent of a hollow, then things found souls in the first fire and became alive. Maybe from this one could say that his ultimate goal in pyromancy was to be loved and respected for his prowess in the art, and that through this last act on our part he comes to understand that no matter the position, no one will see him as more than a tool at best.Īnonymous 11/20/21(Sat)17:11:48 No.
And by accepting, he bonds a lot with the CU as the one person that accepted him, which I believe is proven by how he'll often remark that by giving you part of his flame he's giving you a part of his very self. From interacting with him and the overall standing of pyromancy in the setting we understand that he's a person that has pretty much always been rejected, reflected by how carefully he asks if you want to learn pyromancy from him, to make sure he isn't offending you. Upon being sent there by the CU and not finding anything, he could have thought that we knowingly sent him on a wild goose chase to keep the power to ourselves, which made him finally lose all faith in himself. I personally believe that the cause of his hollowing is betrayal. Now, time is convoluted in Lordran, so we have no way to know how long was Laurentius looking for her in the swamp, could have been weeks, months, there's just no way to tell. We know that Quelana only shows herself to the few she deems worthy, which is evidently not the case with Laurentius given his fate.
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