Pretty much Title, I would like to know what Quote in question would be and what’s the Idea/Meaning you have of it

I know this might be difficult to grasp so giving my 2 Cents would be:

Charity is power. More charity is more power

From Parvos Granum, my interpretation kinda leans towards the value of Life, being pretty much invaluable (or prohibitely expensive) You cannot buy a Life, but trough Helping (Charity) you can be owed one.

I wouldnt set a Foot in this place for all the Ayatan in the System. You on the other hand

From Maroo, on her Weekly Ayatan Hunt Quest I get a sense that this phrase can be interpreted as a Critique to those willing to do “Anything” for Money. Basically negating to sell your Dignity.

  • CoskiiEnglish
    5•1 year ago

    For the memes… I must.

    Look at them, they come to this place when they know they are not pure. Tenno use the keys, but they are mere trespassers. Only I, Vor, know the true power of the Void. I was cut in half, destroyed, but through it’s Janus Key, the Void called to me. It brought me here and here I was reborn. We cannot blame these creatures, they are being led by a false prophet, an impostor who knows not the secrets of the Void. Behold the Tenno, come to scavenge and desecrate this sacred realm. My brothers, did I not tell of this day? Did I not prophesize this moment? Now, I will stop them. Now I am changed, reborn through the energy of the Janus Key. Forever bound to the Void. Let it be known, if the Tenno want true salvation, they will lay down their arms, and wait for the baptism of my Janus key. It is time. I will teach these trespassers the redemptive power of my Janus key. They will learn it’s simple truth. The Tenno are lost, and they will resist. But I, Vor, will cleanse this place of their impurity.

    But more seriously I’ll think about it and edit later on.

    • @Coki91OPEnglish
      4•1 year ago

      I was absolutely expecting this AND Clem Grakata. Not dissapointed