Sylandri Is Named as a Fallen Goddess
Vaelus identifies Sylandri as the fallen Goddess of Life, Green Mother and Shaper of the Elves.
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How Did Sylandri Die?
Who or what killed Sylandri, where did it happen and what followed the death of Aramán’s final god?
Sylandri is confirmed as a fallen goddess associated with life and the shaping of elves. Vaelus witnessed the final god of Aramán die and continues to mourn. No killer, cause or location is given.
First raised at 04:11:14 — A Sister of Sylandri in Vaelus, Sister of Sylandri (Episode 1)Open Questions
- Who or what caused Sylandri’s death?
- Where did she die?
- Why was she the final surviving god?
- Is her death connected to Faerie’s closure?
- What became of the other gods?
Clues
Vaelus Witnessed the Last God Die
Vaelus remembers watching the final god of Aramán die seventy years earlier, but the place, cause and killer are not revealed.
Theories
Sylandri’s death caused or contributed to Faerie’s closure
The two losses affect related divine and faerie systems, but their chronology and causal connection remain unconfirmed.
2 supporting · 0 contradicting evidence recordsThe death followed from the legacy of the Shapers’ War
The war destroyed Sylandri’s immortal nightingale and damaged her funerary order, but Episode 1 does not say it killed Sylandri.
1 supporting · 0 contradicting evidence recordsWhat Would Resolve It?
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Identify who or what killed Sylandri.
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Identify where the death occurred.
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Explain the circumstances and consequences of the death.
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Explain what happened to the other gods of Aramán.
Developments
Sylandri Is Named as a Fallen Goddess
Vaelus identifies Sylandri as the fallen Goddess of Life, Green Mother and Shaper of the Elves.
Vaelus, Sister of SylandriVaelus Witnessed the Last God Die
Vaelus remembers watching the final god of Aramán die seventy years earlier, but the place, cause and killer are not revealed.
Vaelus, Sister of SylandriTranscript-backed claims
5Mystery Evidence
Claims are labelled by how the transcript establishes them. Evidence can support a clue without proving a theory.
4 Confirmed1 Reported
Thimble remembers being told that the doors to Faerie had closed. On that day, her connection to the realm beyond disappeared and she began to age like a mortal.
Source
Thimble Between Life and Death · The Day Faerie Vanished
Vaelus arrives wearing an ecclesiastical veil of mourning, but the veil is not being worn for Thjazi.
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Vaelus, Sister of Sylandri · Her Mourning Is Not for Thjazi
Vaelus identifies herself as one of the Sisters of Sylandri and names Sylandri as the fallen goddess of life, the Green Mother and Shaper of the Elves.
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Vaelus, Sister of Sylandri · A Sister of Sylandri
Vaelus remembers watching the final god of Aramán die seventy years earlier.
Source
Vaelus reports witnessing the death; the identification of the last god as Sylandri is supplied by surrounding context.The Stone was created after Sylandri’s original guardian spirit, an immortal nightingale, was destroyed during the Shapers’ War.
Source
The Stone and the Silver Box · The Immortal Nightingale