Thanks, I hate jpeg answers

Thanks, I hate croc gloves

Thanks, I hate foot-fetish toys

Thanks, I hate Ronald mcGodnald.

Thanks, I hate Superman and Supergirl

I felt this.

Kinda cool that some of the birds stand on their sword

No matter how many Tarnished, the sewers will always be confusing (30 mins+ later)

What happened here? Why are the commoners lying dead on the ground?

Having a hard time understanding the Duskborn ending. Can anyone shed any light? (See more in description)

So in Fia's ending, she claims that by using her mending rune (not the same thing as the rune of death?), that death will once again be a part of the Elden Ring, ridding the world of immortality. She does this in service to Those Who Live in Death, who she acts as a representative of sorts. She does this because Those Who Live in Death did not ask to be cursed, their bodies living without a soul due to Godwyn's deathroot stopping their souls from returning to the Erdtree in order to be immortal in body AND soul. Instead, they are immortal in body alone while their souls are trapped on the way to the Erdtree, whose roots have been corrupted. My question is this: Is Fia's ultimate goal to mercy kill all of these undead creatures by restoring death to the world? So that both body and soul can be at peace without the soul having to worry about being recycled over and over through the Erdtree? So that all can die a true death, not only the soulless undead? Secondly, if this is the case, then why does she refer to Godwyn being granted new life as the "Prince of Death"? I am so confused!!!

I have never hundred-percented a game. I have never played a Souls game. I have now hundred-percented Elden Ring. AMA!