A shadow knight rose up,
holding an enchanted sword named after me.
That blade will challenge the devil's reign.
Destroying the minions of darkness
that stand in his path,
the knight finally faced the strongest demon.
But his strength was no match
for the devil's dark wrath.
He was defeated and fell into oblivion.
The people offered up their prayers,
believing in the day when the darkness would pass,
and sang songs of rememberance to the fallen knight.
These prayers became our strength, our miracle,
and by this miracle the shadow knight was reborn,
and once again fought the devil's power.
As the shadow knight said,
the darkness has cleared.
Alright guys. This poem is very, very Capcom (eg. hellishly confusing) and could possibly refer to what we can expect in DMC 5.
Who is the Shadow Knight referred to in this poem, do you think? And don't hamper on just one line, you need to take the whole poem into context.
Zany and I have discussed it before, but no solid conclusions have been reached (well, how could it, we're talking about DMC here)
Maybe if we all dissect it together, we can figure out just who the hell this Shadow Knight is? It's not Dante, and it's not Vergil, and it's not Nero. I think it all points to Sparda, but I stand to be corrected, since different lines point to different conclusions.