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doodles. he’s so pouty… pouty little 🐯
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returning to the topic of the empyreans lighting a fire under marika's ass
i got to thinking more about where does melina fit in this? we know marika gave her 'her purpose'. it's implied by the location of the blade of calling that she was also kind of like...kept secret, in a way(this would also explain why she has no throne like her siblings, and why none of them ever mention her. she wouldn't be the first child of marika's to be kept a secret, given the omen twins). this is further augmented by the official's attire being found there, its description saying:
Grubby blue robe worn by magisterial officials to carry out their grim tasks. Surveillance, executions, gruesome rituals... The darkest duties drive the wheels of mankind.
For me, the 'darkest duties' are both cruel and taking place behind the scenes, unrecorded. As if it were someone's secret duty to keep Melina hidden, and possibly ensure she was instructed according to Marika's will. Melina's duty being to burn the Erdtree does not have to mean Marika always intended to end her order and escape godhood. It could be that she (correctly) anticipated Radagon's refusal to abdicate, knowing that he may seal the Erdtree and make the exchange of power to a new Elden Lord impossible. Our mission isn't to end the order, it is to replace Radagon. Melina is Marika's way of ensuring Radagon can't prevent that from happening. This could also be why her hair is a faded hue, a symbol of Radagon's waning influence in the order as Marika readies her empire to receive a new lord. She expels Godfrey, her first lord, and then brings Radagon back after he produces an Empyrean and threat to her eternal order. She produces two more Empyrean children with him, perhaps in an effort to ensure that, if any ascend, they are her own rather than Rennala's, and so she is able to indoctrinate them in a sense(Miquella ends up repeating her mistakes, after all, and was fairly enthralled with GO Fundamentalism before the haligtree, disavowing it only bc it couldnt cure Malenia rather than any perceived faults in meaning). She assimilates Radagon back into herself, preventing further Empyreans being produced by him. Somehow, in spite of her imprisonment, she calls the exiled loyal Tarnished back, expecting one to become the new lord of her order and ensure its reign continues. I don't know in what state she is, but she isn't dead, even as a dismembered husk. The only endings in which she truly dies are those which do not continue the order, and this makes sense - the founding, defining principle of the Golden Order is the removal and absence of death. There is no Golden Order if there is death. Her punishment for breaking the elden ring is to get exactly what she wanted - to live forever, no matter what lol
Melina | Elden Ring
i feel like melina has to be the youngest of the demigods considering A) she was born at the foot of the erdtree, and B) marika explicitly gave her the purpose of burning the erdtree
A) if radagon is messmer's father, messmer must have been their firstborn prior to each marika's ascension as a god, her marriage to godfrey, and the creation of both the golden order and the erdtree. we know messmer is melina's older brother, but not by how many years/epochs, and neither seem to know of each other's existence
B) marika had notably become disillusioned with godhood after godwyn's death, which was the whole reason for shattering the elden ring in the first place. in which case, giving melina the purpose of serving as kindling would place her being born afterward, which would probably explain her hair being a sort of fusion of radagon's red and marika's gold, and why she inherited a vision of golden flame
i guess the way i see it, messmer inherited abyssal flame from radagon, a chaotic thing born before the golden order. marika's separation of gold and shadow into the erdtree and the scadutree was the first step toward distilling grace through order. the fire giants were defeated, and radagon dedicated himself to rectifying his inherent sin.
melina contrasts messmer in that she retains her eye, and thus her vision of fire, but hers is distinctly a golden flame. it makes me wonder if radagon's intense meditation and philosophical endeavors allowed him to temper the flame that followed him into something golden, and that when melina was born, she inherited both marika's will and radagon's then purified flame...
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Do you take commissions? I would love to see your rendition of melina in a star wars au!
sorry I don't take commission but I can draw sketch for this
do you think if you bit Melina's hair, it would taste a bit burned?