Siri's memories

[siris98]

So hay guys, go i unlocked all of the vile armor set, and then got the holy ring, but the cut scene before showes his memories. I didnt catch the voices clearly, but I did hear a distintive screaming at the end so do any of you have any theories of his live before his memories?

[RedWhite&Blade]

I heard his 'wife' whisper "Ausar, you've become a Tyrant." thats why he's holding the dagger, he was becoming corrupt and killed his own wife in denile of being a tyrant and didnt want anyone to speak above or against him. Thats why he killed her

[siris98]

exactly so he was corrupt and had his memories erased. I thought i saw another door in the room, so there could be more secrets or locked up people and could his wife possibly be a deathless, so many questions!

[siris98]

I looked at the treasure map and it showed a male, possibly siris, crowning a female, possibly his wife. Is this another clue of his past?

[synge32]

I looked at the treasure map and it showed a male, possibly siris, crowning a female, possibly his wife. Is this another clue of his past?

I don't think it is Ausar crowning the female, I think it is the same guy who is in the actual tomb,, maybe her being crowned sparked jealousy in Ausar. Also, why would the knife be in the statue..? seems odd...

Has anyone broken down all of the voices and what is said?

[=Silver=]

It's Isa - his deathless wife

[Silversabeast]

Siri's memories? Idk, i mean i dont have a 4s...

Sorry, couldnt resist

[siris98]

oh yeah i misspelled it srry
Also that short guy who warns siris not to go in without taking its body, could we later play as different organisms
also i think he did kill his wife and it might be isa because he is holding a dagger in his left hand and isa might know about his past life, She sparred him in IB awakening.
Also his dominent hand is his right hand but the dagger is on the left, is this something to lead on or am i overlooking it?

[RedWhite&Blade]

It's Isa - his deathless wife

I'm not yelling at you, but why is everyone saying that! Isa is mortal and probably just someone that Siris meet for the first time in IB:A

And regardless of that we may never know if Ausar's female lover was human or deathless as he was.

I always thought that there were different forms of immortality in IB, like i bet the GK for example granted his goons anti-aging form of immortality which helped them remain in a healthy young state for Guarding and Etc., and so they wouldnt overthrow their masters if they had TRUE IMMORTALITY like Raidriar and Ausar. Also the same in IB2, so we may know that these Deathless can grant maybe different forms of immortality to others.

This MUST HAVE BEEN what Ausar MAY have done IF his female lover was a mortal

[Operaguy2112]

I don't think Ausar killed his wife. I think that his actions somehow led to her death though and because of that he chose to forget his past and give up his Kingdom.

[=Silver=]

I'm not yelling at you, but why is everyone saying that! Isa is mortal and probably just someone that Siris meet for the first time in IB:A

And regardless of that we may never know if Ausar's female lover was human or deathless as he was.

I always thought that there were different forms of immortality in IB, like i bet the GK for example granted his goons anti-aging form of immortality which helped them remain in a healthy young state for Guarding and Etc., and so they wouldnt overthrow their masters if they had TRUE IMMORTALITY like Raidriar and Ausar. Also the same in IB2, so we may know that these Deathless can grant maybe different forms of immortality to others.

This MUST HAVE BEEN what Ausar MAY have done IF his female lover was a mortal

What makes you think that Isa is an occasional mortal? Cause she said this?

[Velocity of Sound]

I'm not yelling at you, but why is everyone saying that! Isa is mortal and probably just someone that Siris meet for the first time in IB:A

People say that Isa is immortal because we see her at the end of Infinity Blade II. Think about it - with each rebirth, anywhere from a few months to a few years goes by. If you're hot stuff then maybe you completed the game with only about 10 years going by at maximum, but Chair probably won't make that assumption. In theory, hundreds of years could go by before the end of the game is reached. And yet Isa is still there at the end, looking to be in top form. There are only two explanations: it's not Isa, just someone using her same armor and weapon; or Isa is immortal. If Isa is immortal, why wouldn't she possibly have some history with Ausar that hasn't been revealed yet?

[Nafi Kacak]

Ausar want to become immortal.
So he for force isa to join him cuz ausar loves his wife so damn much=p
But then TEL did something wrong during the immortal process so as a result both of them lost their memory=p
Mwahhahaha..raidiar told this to me=p

[DX-Chain]

"Ausar..."
"I love you."
"Please don't go."
"You've become a tyrant!"
*Screams*
"I love you..."

[ShadeVader]

I do believe there's a twist to this whole Ausar being 'vile' thing, I am not saying that wasn't a terrible guy in the past. However I don't think he was as bad the game seems to be implying right now.

Also has anyone thought of the possibility that Isa could be just like, meaning that she is also a deathless but doesn't have her memories?

[nizy]

Something I thought when I saw it is that a classic storytelling technique would be to explain the tension between Ausar and either Radriar or WoS by using Ausar's wife in some kind of love triangle. I think Radriar would be more likely as it seems more like a personal feud between those 2; WoS seems more professional (i.e locked up as he's a threat).

[synge32]

With regard to the amount of time Siris takes to finnally free the worker, That really can't be judged at all as the minimum time between rebirths is 6 mths, Sanderson can easily have this entire IB11 quest done in 3 years, can't judge the storyline based on individual gameplay ( would you argue that Siris actually took Raidrair's offer in IB1, and this is all a huge farce?)

I really don't think it's ISA, but mainly for the reason that everyone does, becuase it's to obvious. In IB:A, Siris tries to force the healing ring on ISA, she gets wierd about it, stating that she can't use it... then she conveniently passes out. It seems to be a clue that she is immortal, but she did not want to let Siris know, as only immortals can use elemental rings (Siris is not aware of this yet)

Anyways, she's not much of a swordsman either, in the book, Siris tears up a bunch of daerils all at once, ISA helps out but is badly wounded. If Ausar's wife is the person in the statue at the bottom of the Dam, I'm guessing that this female can hold her own in a swordfight.

If this wife is ISA, then she must have her own TEL type creature following her, or she pulling the ultimate scam on Ausar

I like the idea of a love triangle, but from some reason, maybe based on the whispers in the vault of tears, I see Raidrair being the wife's brother. Nothing to back this though?

I'm sticking with my theory that the two have a child, and Ausar "Dark Thoughts" overtake him and he tries to kill the child,, causing all of the chaos. everyone leaves him and he becomes vile and miserable,, ultimatly choosing to erase his memories.

[siris98]

Well there is got to be some evil in ausar in the bast because the vile set is connected to the vault and vile is a prefix for evil
Also i think that Isa is a deathless cause whan Radiar was going to kill him in the beginning, she shot him in the head to let him be reborn, so she cared about him, another connection.
Also her crossbow isnt just a crossbow, it has poison as said in IB:A and no ordanary mortac could craft that.
Also did you guys notice on the treasure map that said where the vile helmet was, well the top of the crown was cut off so could it be something else other than an ordanary round
Finally i noticed that in IB:1 they all spoke latin and the guy in the upper treasure room looks like a priest so try to also think in terms of the church

[Infinitymaster]

I think Ausar didn't chose to erase his memories, but before he lost at the plains of Koronth battle there was a big discussion by his enemies where they decidied to destroy his reincarnation chamber without him knowing, so when (if) he lost at the battle he would have no way of coming back to life. But TEL or someone took his body to a different, abandoned chamber and gave him a new body, and because his memories are only accessible in his old chamber he had to start off without memories. He was given a new identity and took far away so to start a new life as Siris.