Monster Girl Quest (English) (Final Patch Out!)

Obviously enough Black Alice is the one from 500 years ago that the Hero Heinrich defeated. Though based on what we know about all that, a few questions are definitely raised. Now Alice the 8th was called Black Alice because of how cruel/evil she was if I recall. Apparently Illias saved her at some point during that battle, and Heinrich committed rebellion which got his soul sealed away; but that raises these questions.

1. Why did Illias saved Black Alice? She's said herself that Black Alice could easily be replaced, so why save her to begin with?

2. Why did Heinrich rebel? Considering Black Alice was a tyrant I can't imagine it was exactly the same as Luka's reason.

Well certain things are obvious about the next game. Now Luka will be fighting angels and angel made monsters. Illias is probably the final boss. The new excuse to while Alice will almost never help you in a fight will likely be that she physically can't since neither human nor monster can harm an angel. In the case of the angel made monsters...she can probably beat around the chimera, but the ones with actual emotions will probably default to Luka since they were designed with the goal of defeating the Four Heavenly Knights and the Monster Lord.

How Luka will be able to fight the Angels when a human can't touch them is very very simple. It's got nothing to do with his abilities. Nothing to do with his heritage. It has everything to do with his Weapon. Angel Halo was, to the best of my memory, forged using the souls of angels. Thus, it is technically neither a human or monster weapon, but an Angelic one...even if the angels used in it weren't likely consenting. So long as he has that sword he can harm them I'd bet.

Alright one thing is obvious. Luka is descended from Heinrich. The Lilim and Lilith made that one pretty clear. Luka's father was also a Hero capable of beating a Monster Lord....albeit with some help. Anyway, this likely means that whatever gives Luka his power, and makes his blood "dirty" likely came before Heinrich.

Now whether or not his power stems from the First Monster Lord, an Angel, or a Monster is debatable. We could argue about it till the cows come home, and to be honest to find out the truth we'll just have to wait. Though actually, I think it may be a combination.

Now as I mentioned before Luka is the descendant of at least two heroes. Heinrich the famous hero, and his father little know hero. Now considering that there are two heroes in his family that likely means this Holy Power of his likely stems back waaaay waaaaay back in his gene pool. Going that far back means he really could share some connection to the First Monster Lord.

Now then, Luka's blood could also be dirty to what most people have been guessing, that he's descended from Monsters as well as humans. This theory comes out with three solid hypothesis behind it. I'll start with the first game. Back on the first continent Luka goes to what is CLEARLY an elven village, where a villager knew both him and his mother. There's a good chance that means his mother was an elf, or at least half elf. This strings into my next one.

Now a certain terrorist we all love to hate mentioned the actions of Luka's father. He claimed that Luka's father used to be just like him after the events with Alice, which one can easily believe considering he wouldn't have started the organization otherwise. So then, why the change? Tis simple lads! He fell in love with a Monster. Case closed. It's really the most logical solution for such a dramatic change.

Now then on to the Heinrich theory. Like I stated before, why would Heinrich end up rebelling against Illias? My theory is...basically the same as with the Luka's father one. Monster Love. I doubt it was Black Alice, but he could have fallen for another Monster somewhere during his Journey and rebelled for her sake. They've mentioned that male monsters are rare, but not impossible. Given the right bloodline it's possible it could occur more then once in a single families lineage.

Heinrich likely was not, but his son could have been, as could Luka. Or if we put a flip on that actually as this just occurred to me. Luka could be related to Heinrich on his mother's side. Which would tie things together in a nice little bow for the most part.

The Heinrich's Tale is so Bardock...aha ha..