Thread: "The entrance to the underworld is on the witch's island"

Well it never seemed like Divine cared about who or what the Dark Signers are, let alone know where they've come from. It's just puzzling that he mentions the Underworld. Must be a coincedence.

I really think this quote is foreshadowing something. No, really! Especially the underworld part. It must have something to do with the witch island that connect to the entrance to Hell. Don't tell me there are more Dark Singer lol .....

Originally Posted by Isaac2

Well it never seemed like Divine cared about who or what the Dark Signers are, let alone know where they've come from. It's just puzzling that he mentions the Underworld. Must be a coincedence.

It isn't clear where he got the information ABOUT Aki's battle in the first place. (And I don't mean what Yusei told him)
@ Namiz, I agree...it's too out there to just forget.

Possibly a reference to 'The Witch's Island', a site on which a number of young women were banished for performing witchcraft, where they were later believed to have opened a gate to hell. All were eventually burned by an angry mob, except for one girl who was rescued by an older man (not unlike Aki's Knight In Shining Trenchcoat, Divine) who swept in and saved her day.

Possibly also a reference to the enochian calls and aethyrs, where the Lady of Roses and her 'Infernal Black Rose', that draconic beast, both make an appearance in a purely wrathful, purely destructive form. The last coherent words to come out of the seer before he's driven mad in that scenario is to scream that 'the way into hell is stamped on that witch's stone', referring to the 'rose stone' set above her heart (also referred to elsewhere as 'an island in the sea of the soul').


Or I could just be talking out my ass again.

Originally Posted by The Mad Poet

Possibly a reference to 'The Witch's Island', a site on which a number of young women were banished for performing witchcraft, where they were later believed to have opened a gate to hell. All were eventually burned by an angry mob, except for one girl who was rescued by an older man (not unlike Aki's Knight In Shining Trenchcoat, Divine) who swept in and saved her day.

Possibly also a reference to the enochian calls and aethyrs, where the Lady of Roses and her 'Infernal Black Rose', that draconic beast, both make an appearance in a purely wrathful, purely destructive form. The last coherent words to come out of the seer before he's driven mad in that scenario is to scream that 'the way into hell is stamped on that witch's stone', referring to the 'rose stone' set above her heart (also referred to elsewhere as 'an island in the sea of the soul').


Or I could just be talking out my ass again.

You know...that actually sounds plausible...psycho duelists riddiculed by society...Divine saves them...only to have her rage upon society

Originally Posted by Teh_Saq

What I'm attempting to analyze is the quote that Divine said "The entrance to the Underworld is on the Witch's island" (Translated by TnKP) Though it may just be the code to awaken her powers--it may just be forshadowing something else. This may affect Aki's future, or her stay as a protaganist. ...or maybe she has more sinister powers that lie dormant....what are your thoughts?

hmm... this certainly is an interesting mystery
alongside the Yliaster man and where the hell the fifth dragon is

Originally Posted by The Mad Poet

Possibly a reference to 'The Witch's Island', a site on which a number of young women were banished for performing witchcraft, where they were later believed to have opened a gate to hell. All were eventually burned by an angry mob, except for one girl who was rescued by an older man (not unlike Aki's Knight In Shining Trenchcoat, Divine) who swept in and saved her day.

Possibly also a reference to the enochian calls and aethyrs, where the Lady of Roses and her 'Infernal Black Rose', that draconic beast, both make an appearance in a purely wrathful, purely destructive form. The last coherent words to come out of the seer before he's driven mad in that scenario is to scream that 'the way into hell is stamped on that witch's stone', referring to the 'rose stone' set above her heart (also referred to elsewhere as 'an island in the sea of the soul').


Or I could just be talking out my ass again.

Where the HELL did you get this info?

I couldn't care less about this unless it's incredibly important to the plot or if Divine will return.