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It's also worth noting that each world that has been created from the rebith of the world has been significantly different.
the dragons we see are either corrupted descendants or nerfed descendants. Also some of them are experiments by seath and aldious and others to study a way to undo the curse or to create immortality for themselves.
But the cycle began under the dragons, for no actual reason - just because thats how the flame plus its fading behaves.
I mean its said "Than from the dark they came and found the souls of lords within the flame" just so, like is referred to in DkS 3 by the handmaid in the untented graves sorta and Dark Ending by the firekeeper "But one day, tiny flames will dance across the darkness, like embers linked by lords past".
Just now there are no dragons or archtrees anymore wich I dont understand.
I dont think a weakness just so appeared, rather than gywn simply peeling of their stonescales, wich made them immortal - as is clearly stated in the DkS 1 intro: "Gwyn, the Lord of Sunlight used his powerful bolts, peeling their stone scales" wich no other seems capable of, not even the choosen undead.
And thus the reason 1 everlasting dragons remains in the ash lake and cant be killed, nor even cares about you attacking or humbing him.
Its kinda epic imo and sucks it never returned but yeah maybe thats just my taste.
Still "imo" the "Age of Ancients" its THE beginning, where " the World was unformed and shrouded by fog, filled with grey crags and arch-trees, and that the immortal Dragons held dominion over land and sea. "
At one point or another the age of ancients would have had to return wouldnt it ? Considering tru how many hundreds of cycles of linking, not linking and ursupation and all the universe is been tru during the time of DkS 3. Imo its a design flaw (let alone because DkS 1 was the zenith) :P despites intented one.
Sources:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpAqgIe05So
http://darksouls.wikia.com/wiki/Everlasting_Dragons
Ps: It might be intented to be like the singularity of our universe, it only happens once and than expands until the engery is used up (and than the cycle happens) - but just theory - I think I came to the same conclusion back in DkS 2 when wondering where my beloved dragons and drakes and archtrees gone to, aswell as cutting tails (bad fan service). :P But yeah the demons also seem to have pretty much died out for good lol with Izalith etc. gone.
Actually no.
The flame will fade eventually no matter what, if not linked.
It will also reappear on its own, no matter what.
"Thats the cycle."
The cycle doesnt need to have Lords of Cinder invovled just like DkS 2.
Its not a cycle of lords.. rather the lords have prolonged the age of fire unnaturaly ever since gwyn.
Thus making the dark ending the good ending imo, not to mention that its the "actual" duty of the chosen undead (whos ancestor might be the fugtive pigmi) to bring the age if dark, he just gets blinded during DkS 1 (and DkS 3?) I think in DkS 1 some curse/prediction from Gwyn was the reason why you get blinded, the dark stalker tells you the truth.
Not to mention that the dark age is the age of humans, the opposite of the age of flame/gods.