WARFRAME | Is this Entrati, or is it not he? Interesting data found in the New Codex

The Whispers in the Walls quest is just around the corner and with it's introduction, we have some new lore that's been added to the game, a kind of brief retelling of the tenno's journey up to this point. However with that new information, DE has given us some rare clarity on certain parts of the game and... also provided a few inconsistencies that I want to address and see if we can figure out a few of the new quests concept points based on what they gave us.

0:00 The Business
0:59 Introduction
3:07 The Void
10:12 The Queens
13:02 The Sentinel
14:32 Ballas and the Drifter
17:53 The Kalymos Sequence
20:12 The Consequences

#tennocreate #whispersinthewalls #warframe

[xgardenofedenx]

One thing to note about Albrecht losing his voice and eyesight is that when he escaped the void he said that Loid found him, nursed him and eventually restored his eyesight and voice though clearly they're not fully healed as his eyes seem to have cataracts and the way he speaks sounds like he has difficulty taking long pauses and his vocals are very choppy.

[emperorblastoff]

Siege do you think Parvos Granum made some kind of deal with the man of the wall? Since he has been stuck in the void for sometime, and when we first meet him in the deadlock protocol. He says.”That is why you have been invited here.” Like he was expecting us.

[Jun]

From my understanding Otak was some kind of miner ( <- not sure about this part tho) that got the "honor" to being transfered into a Cephalon within a construct, he WAS a human at some point

[agopessimist]

The writers for these entries may be members of the new Syndicate that we'll meet after the quest. I think it's implied that they're currently residing in the Void, or the dimension inside Albrecht's labs, which could explain how they know about the Operator given the ability to monitor alternate timelines or dimensions like Duviri.

Also, this may be a bit of a crackshot, but to answer the enigma between Albrecht Entrati's pitiable state shortly after his first Void Jump and the man we see in Whispers in the Wall, what if the other Albrecht Entrati we see is like that of the Drifter? An alternate timeline version of them that experienced a different timeline/reality altogether?

While it is mainly due to the Drifter not being introduced until WAY later in the story, I always found it interesting how we never see the Man in the Wall interact with the 'Drifter' the same way it did with the kid Operator until the end of the New War when he squeezes through, and even then he never goads us/talks to us/leads us to trails the same way it did to Kid Operator.

An alternate timeline Albrecht would explain why he's older looking, uses more primitive technology, and appears more human compared to the Orokin-looking physique we see of him. It would also explain his interest in Duviri and the Drifter, and would have been a way for him to bypass the limitations to his body from his encounter with the Man in the Wall, though I still am not sure how Wally seems to possess him in 1999.

Maybe there are 3 Albrechts. The one who made the first Void Jump, met Wally, and lost his sight and voice. The alternate reality one who instructed the new Syndicate to monitor the Void within his labs, constructed the Vessels, and programmed Loid with the Kalymos Sequence. And lastly, the Man in the Wall himself, who takes form in 1999 using his body as a template, much like how Wally takes on our form as well, marking 3 different 'Operators' (Kid, Drifter, Wally)

[jackwander]

Entrati is probably like the tenno. Void touched but changed in ways of Sight and Sound. It's probably the reason why we keep seeing a doppelganger cause how he first made contact with the void. Like stepping into a reflection for the first time, the void was given form, reason, and a wish for more, but as soon it reaches in the door that held its reflection closed. Lost a finger doing so yet remains close, tapping lightly on the wall just wanting a way in. I believe we are going to ground zero. The door he closed is starting to bend and crack, only a matter of time before the man behind the wall finds a way in. Maybe this is the reason why we are chosen, mend the door and maybe help Entrati himself along the way.

[ChonkyTatzelwurm]

So for the sight and voice thing, one of the things that gets repeated pretty often on Deimos is how the Void messes with people's senses of time and space. The Isolation Vaults themselves exist for people to come back to their senses in, as it were. I've always assumed that Albrecht didn't permanently lose his sight and voice, but that they were gone in that moment and his sense of the passage of time was such that he felt the loss with a sense of finality. I don't know if you've ever had a dream in which you've lost limbs or otherwise been injured in a way that would be life-altering if it were real, but on the few occasions I've had them I feel an overwhelming sense of finality rather than loss, it's not "Oh no, I'm injured, " it's a sense that whatever happened, I'm going to have to do without what I lost from now on. That's what I imagine what he's experiencing felt like, being unable to rationalize that it might be temporary

[kartheon]

I just was watching Brozime doing chains, Palladino calls the man in the wall the Indifference. Wouldn't have noticed unless without this video.

[DemonicDesign]

You bring up stuff i dont even think about and things that if taking everything into consideration under everthing we have learned it all makes sense in my eyes. i too hope the new update brings more answers for the questions that have none

[hybenandreasen]

One thing to note, that I haven't seen mentioned, is that in the 1999 trailer, Entrati hides his eyes with his cap near the end, only showing his mouth, just like the Man in the Wall, having no visible eyes and only a grinning mouth. This could maybe be an indication that the void is in control. So kind of a symbolism to say who is in control

[Cmput-]

One thing I noticed is how right after he says “you are late” the new year countdown ends and it hits the year 2000 and then Wally starts speaking

[Khamydrian]

Both Entrati and Rell were treated as outcasts, that made them indifferent and it seems like everyone who feels that way and gets into some sort of interaction with the void reaches a state that puts them above their peers. Even the tenno were treated as outcasts and dangerous as well, it's like the man in the wall played a similar role as the lotus, by nurturing their potential and somehow giving them the necessary means to understand and control their true powers.

[s.domain]

I can't shake this feeling that Kalymos is the one writing these entries 😂 The Kalymos sequence? It's probably the kavat walking over the keyboard or something lol

[mirdhi]

Thank you for the video Captain Siege. It was incredible and I will be rewatching it about 4 times starting now.

The info in this also confirms what we assumed about the void towers, they were made as defensife place agains the sentients in the old war.

[stlkid]

Hand hand is the lotus hand. It gets cut off before we both fall in the void

[TabbyVee]

A brief explaination for why Albrecht 1) Has his eyesight and voice despite losing them as he says in the entries 2) has a different appearance than the portraits we see of him.
This is extremely simple, and I don't know why you never mention it.
KUVA. Nowhere does it say that he has never used Kuva, in fact its the opposite, in the Netra entry he says that he will never take the Kuva (again), meaning he has before. "And so it is that I will not take the Kuva now. Or ever again."
Before the existence of Void Travel, Albrecht looked the way he did in the requiem entries. He lost his voice, lost his sight when he shattered his way through the bell glass running from Wally. He later partook of the kuva, transferring into a new body, likely many times as the attempts to reach Tau was a many centuies endeavor, around the time of the Zariman incident, he had the appearance we see in his portraits on the Zariman, we know this because Acrithus' description of him is similar to the one seen in those portraits, notably his "hair like snakes". After that he has the body which we see today in Whispers, with the trenchcoat. We know this because he has the same *voice* as he has in the requiem entries, he recorded them while he had that body, because otherwise he would have had a difference voice from being in a different body, it was at this time aswell however that he decided that he would never take the Kuva ever again, as said in the Netra entry. He does some Whispers stuff, goes into his pod, blah blah whatever happens, and we see him in 1999.

[TheRandomYoYo]

It may be that the void was just that. A void. A lack of anything of substabce. And is Albrecht was the first to touch it. It took his void and became sentient.

[Yaddaer]

Nice stuff! In my opinion there are things that need to happen in a sequence, let s say. The Kalymos Sequence has begun but is not complete yet.
Because Entrati got " scattered" during his experiment and he narrate what happen through the words we saw ( Lohk, Netra, Khra etc) The "Sequence" will be completed when embodiment of all the words are found and gathered so to reunite MEND what happened on the day of Entrati's experiment.
(My own speculation)

[GhostlyPancakeTheOddMancake]

Its interesting to me that Albrect managed to create the Kalymos sequence while potentially still being his own doppleganger. Seems as if he exists as a superposition of the sorts. Maybe the void is a quantum manifestation or anomaly???

Thanks for making me think again, as you always do friend.

[bakuamad]

One of the last passages on the wall does mention his body healing. Suggesting that the physical damage like his sight and voice healed.

I also feel like it suggested that his mind was permanently damaged but to an unknown extent. Which is what makes him question who came out of the void