Well, i imagine it would be more likely the Relics are, in fact, god-sized, assuming the Controntation between the siblings happened when they were in their god forms and not some kind of Mortal size.
This also comes to question the topic of Narinder's Relic; his claw. Was it removed during the Confrontation? Did it happen during his imprisonment (and if so, how did he get ahold? he likely wouldn't be able to get into the Gateway when he's usurped. He could have gotten it from the central point between the realm doors, but why did we (lamb) not find it before him)? Was it afterwards in some grand gesture of willingly passing the torch to Lamb? Was it just one claw, or all of them?
I guess these are up to individual interpretations :P
Anyways, this was just kind of fun to do and think about (when i don't have artist's block) :]
Genuine question for y'all, deep analysis of something I find funny
Main thing; Thoughts about Narilamb, small tw for mention of abuser and manipulation
Does someone of you like, have an AU where your Lamb is evil just because they want?
Like, no "Oh the bishops are my servants I shall torture them for their damage, so I'm evil for torturing them for a trauma", or even, "Oh the bishops are my followers I will take revenge, so I'm evil for taking my revenge", like, literally "I had acknowledge that they are evil and they had harmed me before, but it's not for that I'm acting evil towards them, I just do it because I want, I can, and I will always."
Like, Lamb is meant to be the representation of human choices, thus givingus the fandom to not depict him as a babygirl who can come at anytime give you a hug and make things better with it, but to actually give him serious, horrible traits that the humans find cuestionable such as being manipulative, abusive or even having an unalligned moral.
Or even so, a Narinder that is genuinely good, and feels remorse, giving him actual feelings and life?
Yet again, like, not "I'm searching redemption for The Lamb's command", not "I'm searching redemption for a bigger purpose someone had given for me", an actual "I'm redeeming myself for the actions I've commited are wrong, so I'm doing it for myself, acknowlegding that this will make me better."
I feel that the fandom gives always Narilamb an focus of "Lamb will be something like yandere they/them or she/her bastard who comes to have a crush on a tsundere idiot who actually feels the same"
But, there are many more things to do, after all, likewise said before and even by the same developers, The Lamb's name is just "The Lamb", they have no name. And, aswell, Lamb has a zero personality, during the game, you craft their identity, their love stories, their problems and even headcannons
Even so, quoting some of my moots examples, give Narinder an actual new life with new roles and nothing to be with Lamb (@saiwasneverhere), focus the opportunity to develop "what is it to be the only god?" or Narinder a whole new identity post-Purgatory (@rosmerie-starr/@rosmerie-sleeps), giving Narinder new marks and stories to tell with their Lamb too (@really-burnt-toast), etcetera etcetera.
This is what makes the lambsonas thing a concept I love a lot: I've seen from Lambs that speak japanese (Sai I'm seeing you) to Lambs that have a pentagram for eye (@bialejaja) and many other things that makes them unique.
AAAAAAA WOOLHAVEN HAHAHAHA THAT WOOLHAVEN DLC AM I RIGHT HEEEAHAHAHA I AM A VERY NORMAL AND SANE INDIVIDUAL RIGHT NOW CANT YOU TELL?!??? EHEHEHEHEHEEEEEEEE
