WHY THEY DID MY BOY SO DIRTY

Oh my gosh, fellow gamers, I just had to share my thoughts on the whole Khazan and Xilence situation in The First Berserker! Like many of you, I've been completely gripped by the lore, and that moment involving Xilence... it just hit me hard. I keep thinking, 'Why did they do my boy so dirty?!' There’s so much speculation, and after seeing hints like 'Xilence is coming home now' and even 'Mutated Xilence' in some of the game's teasers and dialogue (and yes, I even spotted 'Mom dad... Xilence is coming home now' in a captured frame!), it really makes you wonder about the journey Khazan is on. For those deep into the game's narrative, we know Khazan’s path is riddled with betrayal and dark forces. Xilence, from what we've gathered, seems to be a pivotal character, perhaps a friend or a critical ally whose fate takes a tragic turn. The idea of a 'Mutated Xilence' isn't just a throwaway line; it points to a significant transformation, possibly against his will, or a corruption that Khazan must confront. This is where characters like Charon and elements like 'The Crevice' come into play. The OCR even mentioned 'The Crevice is where the two dimensions blend,' and 'sen may enter and exit in service of Charon's mission'. This suggests a much larger, interdimensional conflict at play, potentially influencing Xilence's mutation and return. Could 'Cleanse Potlon' be an item or ability needed to purify Xilence, returning him to his former self, or at least mitigating the mutation? It’s a common trope in Soulslike games to have special items for curing afflictions, and if Xilence is truly 'coming home' but in a mutated state, Khazan might need to find a way to heal him, or perhaps put him out of his misery. The emotional weight of this choice would be immense. The game's narrative seems to be setting up a profound moral dilemma for Khazan. I'm also really curious about 'Charon's mission' and how it ties into Xilence's journey through 'The Crevice'. Is Charon manipulating events, or is this all part of a larger plan that Khazan is unknowingly a pawn in? This kind of deep, dark lore is what makes The First Berserker so compelling. I can't wait to uncover more secrets about Xilence's past, his connection to Khazan, and ultimately, what led to him being 'done dirty.' It feels like there's a huge backstory about how he ended up mutated and what his true purpose is now that he's "coming home." What are your theories, guys? Let's discuss this epic story!