Okay. What if Beat Saber has lore! Hear me out, this might be all just me trying to put together random nonsense. But, It makes sense.
So the Master in the songs “The Master” and “The Master II” is the overlord of this dimension. But why doesn’t he just kill you? Well, because you know how in Parkour Civilization that the only way to kill is to beat someone in a parkour battle? What if it’s the same. But while in the song “The Master” The Master says, “You’ve come farther than most!” What does that mean? Farther in the song? No, I think he means farther in this world. This dimension that he rules over. And you have come here for some reason, and many others before you. You came here from another world because The Master in “The Master II” says, “You’ve entered a world beyond your reckoning!” I think that means that we have been transported here. But how do you know that others have come before you? Well because in “The Master” he says “You’ve come farther than most!” As if implying that others have come and fallen. But sadly, all of them have met a fate already, because in “The Master” he also says, “I always get the last laugh!” So all that is said and done, but I have one more question. Well actually, two more. Are The Masters from “The Master” and “The Master II” the same master? I say yes, because in “The Master II” he says, “But I’m afraid your depth this time.” As if we’ve already met. But my final question is totally speculation, so be ready.
What are these “Blades of Chaos” mentioned in “The Master II”? Well I think they might be the blades in the middle of the cover of the song, but what is the importance of them? Well, I think that they might be the only way to defeat The Master. And I think we might use them in Volume 10.
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Thanks for reading this and remember it’s just a theory.
A GAME THEORY!
