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My opinion of the void is that it can infinitely respawn itself, but the shade lord itself can only be summoned, it can't actively partake in the ruling of hallownest like light and wyrm and root all do. The point being, it absorbed it's spawn (the vessels) to beat radiance, it wasn't just overpowered relatively to radiance.
In my opinion, all of the higher beings are relatively equal in power, capable of creating their own species and influencing lesser kinds. Wyrm, root, light, and nightmare (how do you think the nightmare lantern was installed in hollownest?) all exhibit these capabilites, and the shade lord itself kills other deities, so it got itself into higher being status. Unn might have created the mosskin, but otherwise is probably not. The rest just have too little known about them, and the seekers definetly aren't higher beings...
Saying Mr mushroom is higher is like saying midwife and bardoon as well, due to being highly knowledgable. Just because he seams to be predicting the future doesn't necesarrily mean he's higher.
Anyways, what was the point of this?
Personally I think they assimilated and finally put radiance away for good.
I don't know if the whole time loop that your character is explained, but that alone makes our character a truer deity than the actual deities, they died, your character cannot.
The Nightmare Lantern was never installed in Hallownest. Remember, when you use the Dream Nail on the Grimmkin corpse, the Nightmare Lantern seems to bleed into reality. That Grimmkin likely wandered the Beyond in search of a kingdom to use for the Ritual.
I don't see why you think Mister Mushroom is as low as Midwife or Bardoon. Mister Mushroom is at the very least Unn level.
Look at this line: "...Shouldn't trust the eye they gave you. Rely on your own instincts." Mister Mushroom knows that you are viewing the world through a screen rather than through the eyes of the Knight. And that's not the only 4th-wall breaking knowledge that it possesses either.
While the Pale King seems to posses some level of precognition, the Master Herald seems to just know everything that has happened, is happening, and will happen.
I wonder how the two latter got to their status of info though. I'm very curious to how they found out. Similar to the seer, I forgot her as well.
Agreed. As the Knight is at the final phase of the Absolute Radiance fight, the Void is rising without the presence of siblings, unlike the normal Radiance fight. When the Knight hits the Radiance for the last time, his vessel breaks and he rejoins the rest of the Void.
The Collector is made out of Void, which should categorize him along the Hollow Knight, the Knight, and the Siblings. He is most likely another failed attempt at the creation of a Vessel, an experiment, which is shown through his tendencies to "protect", which could be twisted to "contain". A counter-argument is that he might have been a prototype for the Kingsmould? However, why wouldn't the Pale King destroy the collector as he presumably did with the rest of the Siblings? Why was the Tower of Love presumably constructed for the Collector where he was locked within?
As for what the Collector actually collects, the Grubs, they could be proven to be Higher Beings as well. Presumably that the Collector was originally created to contain the Radiance, were his tendencies, dysfunctionality and admiration for the Grubs to collect them? Or was there another reason? The Charms that you receive from the Grubfather are quite special. Grubsong, which provides you with Soul when you are damaged, technically provides you with a special way to manipulate Soul. You are essentially creating Soul out of thin air. When you strike an enemy, they lose Soul. Presumably that the Knight undergoes the same process when he is damaged, this charm allows you to reverse this process, essentially creating Soul out of thin air. The reason why I think this is crucial is that I tend to think of Soul as something such as Matter to our real world. Theoretically, Matter is not supposed to be created nor destroyed. Therefore I tend to think that Soul cannot be created nor destroyed but transferred, with the exception of how Soul is manipulated by the Pale Beings (Kingsoul). While charms such as Soul Catcher or Spell Twister also help you manipulate Soul regarding how much you obtain or you consume, they do not provide you with special abilities such as this. Grubberfly's Elegy allows you to shoot hot beams of energy when at maxed health. Lastly, both the Radiance and the Pale Beings can manipulate Soul through their own respective ways; the Radiance unleashes the Infection. The Grubs themselves could be related to the Moth Tribe and the Radiance as well. Though given that the Seer asks you to forget her tribe, which might hint that the Grubs are not related with the Moth Tribe after all.
And while many bugs can manipulate Soul in different ways, the Pale Beings seemed to have virtually limitless power over Soul.
This Pale magic of their's is truly unique. Able to create intricate seals of various designs and purposes. The Pale King even being able to harness, shape, and even program Void into various constructs.
Perhaps the Pale King died from overusing his power, creating too many Vessels for instance(seriously, there must be several thousand Vessel corpses in the Abyss).
I hold to the hope that the Abyss is expanded with the upcoming Hornet DLC.