I have to admit, that i have never thought about it. It is a very interesting theory. So i thought there are some things, which would back this theory.

1. The difference how Ajolki manifested in Kellhus and in Cnaiür (I am not 100% sure, but as far as i remember the head of Kellhus hurst into flames, while Cnaiür became Ajokli in a more gradual way. I know that it took awhile for Ajokli to manifest in Kellhus but somehow i think this two manifestations were different)

2. In the books or glossary there are hints that Ajokli is different from other gods.
That somehow he can sense or conceive more than the others from the 100. So I thought this is because he was "born" in Erwa unlike the other gods who are directly from the Outside.


3. Another possible hint that Golgotterath is the place where Ajokli became or was "born" is how the glossary mentions the Horns as two of the four Horns of Ajokli.

Yeah i think that my thoughts are far fetched and probably bullshit but i just wanted to throw my two cent about this theory


Maybe this was the big thing Bakker mentioned in the AMA that the readers didn‘t see and overlooked. Or has this been already resolved what exactly Bakker meant ? 


(Oh and sorry for possible mispellings. English is my second language) 


 

Hi everyone

Although I am e new member on this forum, I have been reading many theards here and find it very interesting and enlighting regarding my understanding of the books.

First of all I want to say, that english is not my mother language and I have read the second trilogy in english, so maybe that was the reason for my missunderstanding of the things I wanted to know.


My questions are:

1. When exactly did The Consult know that they need an Anasurimbor to bring the No-God back ?

2. At the end of The Great Ordeal did Achamian found out about this and was this the reason why he talket to the Mandate Grandmaster ?

3. And did I miss the origin of Achamians dreams or will this be revealed in the next trilogy ?

4. Were the Dunyain among the Consult knew something about Ajokli or was it just coincidence, that they captured Celmomas ?


I would be really thankful if someone could help me.

I was a bit confused, that Achamians role didn't go anywhere in the last book. After The Great Ordeal I expected that his meeting with Kellhus would be I don't know bring some revelation.

Strangely I believed that Achamian would become the No-God because there was the hint that Nau-Cayuti could be Seswathas son

But still I enjoyed all the books and will read the last trilogy.