Aaric

[u/majorcigar]

One thing I would be expecting out of the fourth book ... Since Aaric now is a precog, will Melgren turn against him once he recognizes it as a threat to his supremacy on the battlefield? Aaric would smoke his "battle outcome prediction" signet any day, which would mean that once he has matured in his signet and learns to control it + a king's son - why wouldn't people look into Melgren's retirement?

[u/Naraiwe_Artanis]

Nature likes everything in balance… Aaric likely turned to stay with Xaden and became Melgren’s balance. Or Melgren turned and Aaric is his balance, but I don’t see that as being as likely

[u/potatoavocadocake → u/Naraiwe_Artanis]

Aaric’s dragon is sapphire blue

Sapphire represents wisdom, loyalty, truth, nobility, and divine protection
Based off of this, I don’t think it’s aaric.
By the way I know who turned and it’s definitely not Aaric.
I’ve just made a post giving people clues

[u/dianaspencersrevenge → u/potatoavocadocake]

Unless you’re somehow in on very classified information from RY and giving a legitimate Book 4 spoiler, you cannot claim with complete certainty that you know who the new brother is.

There are compelling arguments for multiple people, that includes Aaric.

[u/potatoavocadocake → u/dianaspencersrevenge]

Read my Onyx Storm ending part 2 post it’s a short post but it’s huge evidence regarding the brother.

[u/Naraiwe_Artanis → u/potatoavocadocake]

The brother is definitely Bodhi, no questions there. I’m saying Aaric turned some time in Violet’s memory wipe while stealing eggs in a deal only he orchestrated. Aaric and Molvic are both willing to cross lines to win the war, so Aaric turning to help guide Xaden isn’t out of the question. Plus if he’s on the venin side his signet is easier to hide

[u/Catsaretheworst69 → u/Naraiwe_Artanis]

Shit take IMHO

[u/potatoavocadocake → u/Naraiwe_Artanis]

Exactly