In Dota: Dragon’s Blood, there are eight Eldwurm’s, which embody the four elemental
and four fundamental forces of nature.
Terrorblade’s goal is to get all eight Eldwurm’s and remake creation in his own infernal image.
At the beginning of the story, Terrorblade killed Uldorak and stole his soul.
So Terrorblade had one of the eight Eldwurms.
In the past, a dragon killed Davion’s father, mother, brothers, sisters, and his entire
village.
As a result, he became a Dragon Knight and devoted his life to killing as many of them
as he can find.
Davion is very good at it.
He has killed five of the eight types of dragons.
But Davion has begun to change in more ways than one.
When Terrorblade possessed Uldorak, Slyrak awoke, and Davion helped Slyrak kill Uldorak.
But Uldorak’s soul never resurrected in the Elder world.
So Terrorblade still has control of Uldorak.
Since Slyrak was badly injured and dying, his soul was at risk of being stolen by Terrorblade.
That is why Slyrak merged his soul into Davion.
He did it prevent Terrorblade from easily taking his soul.
So long story short, Terrorblade wants to capture the soul of all eight Eldwurms, and
now, one of them lives inside Davion.
And Terrorblade is not the only character that wants to get Davion so as to get Slyrak.
Kaden is the only Dragon Knight to have killed all 8 types of Dragons.
So he is very skilled.
His armor is forged from the remains of dragons, so he also has very useful powers for battle.
Twenty years ago, Kaden and twenty-nine men fought Slyrak.
Kaden was the only man to survive.
So for the past twenty years, Kaden has hated Slyrak.
That is why he tried to kill Slyrion when he found out that Slyrak was inside Davion.
At the end of Season 1, Kaden found Slyrion, turned him back into his Davion form, and
dragged him off.
So long story short, Terrorblade wants Slyrak’s soul, but Kaden now has him.
Historically, Kaden has wanted to kill Slyrak.
But that may have changed.
We will find out soon in Season 2.
Before we discuss the ending, let’s take a look at Mirana.
Mirana was the Princess of the Moon, Princess of the Sun, Princess of Nightsilver Woods.
But Fymryn stole the Lotus flowers from the Temple of Mene.
So Mirana left the Nightsilver Woods to get back the Lotus flowers.
The Shopkeeper told Mirana to go see a sage that keeps to himself in his tower, and he
gave her the emerald which she used to see the tower.
But the shopkeeper would not accept anything as payment.
He told Mirana that he expects a favor in return from a princess who may be more than
a princess.
So just like Fymryn, Mirana is special.
Maybe she becomes the new Goddess of the Moon instead of Fymryn.
Or maybe the Goddess of the Sun.
After all, Mirana’s uncle is part of the Helio Imperium.
Helio being a word for the sun.
Mirana’s uncle paid people to imprison her.
And the informant referred to Mirana as the Usurper’s whore.
So there’s a lot going on with Mariana.
Her father is or was an Usurper.
But what did he Usurp?
Who did he usurp it from?
And how does Mirana’s uncle play into this?
We will probably find out in season 2.
Ok, now let’s discuss the ending.
In order to do that, we actually need to go back a thousand years.
Fymryn told her friends that a thousand years ago, Selemene trapped the Goddess of the Moon
in shadow.
And Terrorblade referred to Selemene as an Usurper.
Those two lines suggest that Selemene was not always the Goddess of the Moon.
Selemene presumably usurped the power from Mene during a blood moon.
Selemene and the Invoker had a child named Filomena.
Filomena was alive when the Invoker raised the tower.
It was a warm and welcoming place.
But Filomena was sad because her mother, Selemene, never visited them.
On top of that Filomena, became sick after visiting her mother.
Her health worsened, and the doctors could not help her.
So the Invoker and Filomena traveled over the mountains to ask for her mother’s help.
Selemene told them to give her their devotion, faith, and worship, so the Invoker knelt and
vowed to give her those things.
But Filomena told her mother that she would not do it.
That she loved her, but she did not want a goddess.
She wanted her mother.
As a result, Selemene did not heal her daughter.
So Filomena died.
For the next thousand years, the Invoker was a hermit in his secret tower.
But one day, Fymryn showed up.
None of Fymryn’s friends could see the tower, but she could.
So she was the first person to find the Invoker’s tower in a thousand years.
The Invoker gave Fymryn a coin, and her friends told her that she looked like the girl on
the coin.
As that happened, the Invoker was watching Fymryn from a vision in the water and said,
“Mene.”
So it is implied that Mene was the Goddess of the Moon who Selemene usurped.
Since Fymryn has special powers, and since she looks like Mene, the Invoker has come
to believe that Fymryn carries Mene’s blood.
In other words, Fymryn may fulfill prophecy – the return of Mene.
That is why the Invoker struck a bargain with Terrorblade.
Seven souls for one.
Selemene’s.
So far, Terrorblade possessed one of the eight Eldwurms – Uldorak.
The Invoker captured a second Eldwurm – Lirrak.
So Terrorblade wants six more Eldwurms, and one has merged itself with Davion.
Kaden now has Davion, and assuming he doesn’t kill Davion, Kaden could be a powerful ally.
Over the course of season 1, Davion and Mirana developed strong feelings for one another.
So she is another powerful ally.
And with her comes Marci.
Maybe even Luna as well.
Davion also built a friendship with Fymryn, who has very useful powers.
But ultimately, the Invoker may be the most powerful of them all.
He gave Davion special armor, so he has built trust with Davion.
Yet at the same time, the Invoker has secretly made a bargain with Terrorblade to give every
Eldwurm soul to Terrorblade.
And one of those souls is currently inside Davion.