2011-08-08, 06:05 PM
Alright, regarding the whole Cygnus thing with me, someone mentioned it, and I think it may make some sense. The Von Leon story seems to imply that the knights and Cygnus herself has been around for awhile, so we don't know Cygnus's actual age/power.
And with neinheart and Aran: Neinheart gave up on the heroes years ago. he does not believe in them. When Aran approached Neinheart with the message, Neinheart did not even know his name. Of course he's going to not trust some stranger with information that seems a little threatening. He later says he did some research and admits his fears were unfounded. My guess is that between receiving the letter and talking to Aran again, Neinheart spoke with Tru (Seeing how the letter was from Lilin, and thus Rien, but it doesn't look like he even bothers to keep in touch with her. He can remain on a much more professional level speaking with Tru, someone who sells information, then having to deal with a sister he has probably never said hi to since he left.) And ONLY THEN realized who Aran was, which after that, he even stated that he may end up having to join forces with Aran. He becomes much more accepting upon learning this, so I think his initial behavior was just an honest misunderstanding of Aran's identity to him.
And with neinheart and Aran: Neinheart gave up on the heroes years ago. he does not believe in them. When Aran approached Neinheart with the message, Neinheart did not even know his name. Of course he's going to not trust some stranger with information that seems a little threatening. He later says he did some research and admits his fears were unfounded. My guess is that between receiving the letter and talking to Aran again, Neinheart spoke with Tru (Seeing how the letter was from Lilin, and thus Rien, but it doesn't look like he even bothers to keep in touch with her. He can remain on a much more professional level speaking with Tru, someone who sells information, then having to deal with a sister he has probably never said hi to since he left.) And ONLY THEN realized who Aran was, which after that, he even stated that he may end up having to join forces with Aran. He becomes much more accepting upon learning this, so I think his initial behavior was just an honest misunderstanding of Aran's identity to him.