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I know that the last hint was going to get it in motion.
It's your turn Jiro. Your reason are nearly spot on, I was thinking more along the lines of: the Shooting Star is also called either Wish Star or Wishing Star in Japanese (if I'm not mistaken); A cardinal is both a bird and a pope; Woden, or Odin, could be seen as the Valkyrie's master.
I knew your justification would be a little more crisp than mine, I was just glad to catch a shred of the same wavelength!
Gateway to the beginning and gateway to the end
Where the seeds were planted, took root and blossomed
The place where I'll return to someday
Oh boy, I have a good hunch what the answer it.... Let's see if someone else can answer the riddle.
Orphanage?
That's what I'm thinking as was, only it's the flower field at Edea's Orphanage.
Edea's Orphanage is what I was going for, though I heavily referenced the flower field as Shinwa Tsuki obviously realised.
Jiro, who gets the riddle making turn?
Jiro?
You dead, man? :eek:
Should I take the riddle making, Gamblet?
I don't mind who takes it, honestly! Sorry I couldn't respond, I was in Canada. trout is weird in Canada.
Okay, I'll take it.
An important trademark,
a gift to a girl.
Ultimate power,
drawn from one's mind.
Griever
'An important trademark' - Griever is Squall's animal trademark (and one of Square's).
'A gift to a girl' - relates to Squall giving Rinoa his Griever ring (even though the pass 'relay' was from Squall to Zell to Rinoa) as a gift.
'Ultimate power' - refers to Squall considering Griever to be a GF of 'ultimate power'.
'Drawn from one's mind' - Ultimecia draws Griever from Squall's mind.
Exactly! I don't know how to make hard riddles, but I tried my best. :tongue:
Your turn.
Gamblet, don't worry bro- the hard ones are not better, in fact most of the time I think they are worse.
Good riddles are clear in their meaning & intent and either with a mild twist or humorous answer.