#xamaran

I'm beginning to wonder if Xamaran's words might in relation to scaramouche/wanderer

The first one seems to refer to the idea of forbidden knowledge, but the next two scream of Scara.

Ambrosia was the food of the gods in Greek mythology, and in some tellings could grant morals divinity. I'm wondering if "ambrosia" in this case is a stand in for "divine knowledge" which we know is what the sages were trying to feed Scara to turn him into a god.

But it's the last line that makes me think, Scaramouche has definitely faced the "desolation of wandering" and now Nahida has basically put him in time-out so he can think about what he's done, he might come out with the ability to "brave the wilderness" hence his new title of "Wanderer".