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Personal theory: It makes so much more sense now, that’s why he had to go back to the pyramid in the future. To kill the vile thieving bird and reclaim his weave of the Nightmare spell, and why his future self told him he wasn’t ready but didn’t stop him. Over and over G3 keeps hinting as a major theme that freedom doesn’t make you stronger the chains (or fate) that binds people together does. But sunny needed the ability to make that choice and burden the hardships that came with it. In order to make the leap he needs to fight a god level power, he needs the nightmare spells help in ascension, so he goes back.

It also meant that every tool and assistance it provided to the Awakened would not be accessible to him anymore. No more receiving Memories and Echoes from the slain enemies. No more runes that conveniently described and categorized the world. No more guidance and support in the perilous undertaking of walking the path of Ascension, tyrannical as it might have been.

Shadow Slave

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Wait is that where shadow dance is going eventually not just mirroring what he’s shadowed but multiple of them at the same time, maybe all the shadows hiding at the edge of his shadow core?

A few moments later, tenebrous arms manifested themselves into existence all over the ship, pulling on the ropes. It took some concentration to control them all at once, but after the gruelling education of the Antarctic Campaign, Sunny was more than proficient in using Shadow Manifestation. The sails slowly rose, and then filled with wind.