The Son of Chaos.

Acidic_Cook wrote:I know that they are not the human as you and I, and I know that do to their beastiality that they can not invade. However, in the aspect of the witches that are spiders, they are 'human'. However due to the curse that has affected them, they do not function as such, and can not invade.

However Kirk does not have to be so. He could be that of similar to the sister of the Great swamp, or the Eldar sister who guards the enterance to the Bed of Chaos. Kirk could have left before the flame was lit, and he possibly escaped the Chaos Flame when it was lit. It is unlikely that the Ceaseless Discharge is that of the Son, but more so an aberration similar to that of the Centipede Demon, brought from the Chaos Ember as the Ring did for the Centipede. Such Chaotic Flames could explain the grossly disfigured creature that infects the area with lava.

As Kirk was that of the Darkwraiths, he would have been in the Chaos Servents before joining, as the armor he wears defines it as Darkwraith, in which states that he uses such armor and weaponry when hen joined the Darkwraiths, which is before the time we fight him as a Chaos servent he is now. The Thorn Weaponry we know to be that of Chaos origin, due to the fact that one other user, the Exiled King of the Painted World, also has a notched weapon (whip), uses chaos weaponry (Great Fireball and Firestorm. possibly Firewhip), and has an egg form to be a head (which has blood spots, if you look), which resembles that he was part of the Chaos Covenant (whether he still is or not now is debatable). As Kirk seemingly is of feminime stature (yes, his armor looks less masculane than others, don't deny it), it can be that, as he was raised by the daughters of chaos, his sisters, it would be hard to be a macho surrounded by older sisters that are not so.

Kirk the Thorned Knight is by no question of the Chaos Covenant, and more so was part of the Darkwraiths. As I can see, Kirk is more so the Son of Chaos than that of Ceaseless. Such ways of it having gaps and disfigurement is the same as what people seek of kaathe as 'true', because it is shoved in front of them to see and interpitate it. Just my thought on it.

By the way, DoughBoy. +1. I gave you one in page 1. You do not follow the majority, I can appreciate that. I perfer variety myeself.

Acidic_Cook wrote:How was the son born? As he is not a witch like the others, the only exclamation that the ring states, is that he was burned. As the sisters show, he was a different case than them. As the switches are sorcerers of the flame, they were never burned when born. He was. Such difference might say that he is somewhat human, as he is different from the beings born in the world of fire, and they were never burned.

Acidic_Cook wrote:Read the ring. His sores were inflamed by lava from birth. It does not say what type of sore it is, but it can be said that it probably isn't disease so much as it is from opposition. As all of the Izalith in the clan is female, the mother and the seven daughters, such opposition of stature could have caused separation of what they are. Look at them as fighter Firekeepers.

All Firekeepers are female in human, and many are accursed and usually handicapped when so. Gwyn is the only exception, but he is a special case, as all humanity drawn to the flame is to his warped knights, not himself. He is more so just a protector than Firekeeper. As the flame seemingly favors such sex, and the fact that the Witch's draw their power from such flame... Can it be said that such ties make them the species we call 'Daughters of Chaos', and neither human nor undead. Such similarity of human quality might be removed from such flame.

The son, however, is not female, is not a witch. Perhaps this difference of sex caused him to be human, unlike the rest.