Is it the abyssal twin or someone/something else entirely?
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ConfessorKahlan2026-01-23 01:17
the twin
notthatjaded2026-01-23 01:18
It's generally assumed to be the twin. Especially based off the [XBox Windglider lore](https://genshin-impact.fandom.com/wiki/Wings_of_Fate%27s_Course_Intertwined):
>It was from afar that he glimpsed that head of golden hair, when the great king announced the successor to the throne.
>\[...\]
>As for the royal heir with the golden hair, (she/he) was led by the last Vinster King, down, down, down to the kingdom's deepest depths.
>\[...\]
>But the golden-haired heir was used as a vessel by which unlimited Abyssal power could be absorbed, and (she/he) became the key to the world's near-annihilation.
MrZelant2026-01-23 01:36
The latest Archon Quest actually answers this question, if you haven't completed it yet.
Shahadem2026-01-23 03:53
It was Burt from Children of the Corn played by Peter Hanson.
floricel_1122026-01-23 08:54
Our sibling. She wanted to merk them because she saw them as the reason the king went off the deep end
Ok_Trifle53502026-01-23 10:08
Our twin. It's more noticeable when you play in a language where genders are different.
When you play Aether, it will refer to a female stranger, and when you play Lumine, it will refer to a male stranger.
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>It was from afar that he glimpsed that head of golden hair, when the great king announced the successor to the throne.
>\[...\]
>As for the royal heir with the golden hair, (she/he) was led by the last Vinster King, down, down, down to the kingdom's deepest depths.
>\[...\]
>But the golden-haired heir was used as a vessel by which unlimited Abyssal power could be absorbed, and (she/he) became the key to the world's near-annihilation.
When you play Aether, it will refer to a female stranger, and when you play Lumine, it will refer to a male stranger.