Ludleth certainly seems suspicious, at least to me, but I don't think the ring is good enough evidence towards his true intentions. It's one of Courland's "transposed wonders." When I read that I think of the Transposing Kiln item that can be handed to Ludleth so he can "transpose twisted souls to craft special items with their concentr He is called "Ludleth of Courland". If The Ringed City has a name (but i don't think so) it's more likely Londor. Also, Filianore was gifted to the pygmys, and i do agree with you that she could have been a spouse, because a woman is not "a gift" to a city, more likely a gift to a man (the sword of avowal is a symbol of marriage after all). On Ludleth linking the fire though my assumption is that he did it to redeem himself for ruining Courland's honor. I think he was definitely powerful enough to link the flame. With the power of transposition he probably made powerful weapons. no matter how little or weak he was a powerful weapon would make all the difference. Jul 31, 2019 · [+] GGKeyStore (ลิ้งค์ทั้งชุดนอน) : https://www.ggkeystore.com/r/pajamas[+] Page : https://www.facebook.com/GGKeyStore----- Ludleth was a Lord of Cinder during his time, and side character of Dark Souls III. In his youth, Ludleth practiced the art of Transposition, which allowed the coalescing of the essence of a soul into other forms, such as sorceries and weapons. Transposition however, was seen as a forbidden art in Courland, and by his own word he "left a foul stain upon Courland's honor". In the events of the Soul Transposition is done by speaking to Ludleth of Courland. In order to access the service, the player must first provide him with the Transposing Kiln , which is obtained by defeating the Curse-rotted Greatwood in Undead Settlement . So, Im pretty sure this has already been said before, but I wanted to toss my ideas. First of all, Ludleth is a pygmy. Just look at his size. And i… SbxPJ.

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