From Oceans to Skies Lore

In **From Oceans to Skies**, there is no direct association with the Bleeding Sun or Ascended in the songs, but do serve as tales and emotions of success and defeat.

The Rogue is featured on the album cover.

**Note: Most of these are assumed theories. These are not canon!**

We Are Not Machines
We Are Not Machines kicks the album off with an anthem of refusal to assimilate with a false society. The society portrayed is one to be of very bland and similar people blindly following set rules, or is possibly the society of The Ascended, hence the title of "machines". Some refused to call themselves Ascended, refusing to let The Elder take control of them.
From Oceans to Skies
From Oceans to Skies serves as a melancholy but assuring song of starting a new beginning. There is something wrong with the society these civilians live in, and they are determined to do something about it. Starting fresh, these leaders are determined to begin anew, rising from darkness, from oceans to skies".
Wicked Wicked World
Similar to *We Are Not Machines*, Wicked Wicked World portrays a theme of refusal to obey the ways of the blind society surrounding the narrator. They see through the facade being held by the one leading the false rules, the Elder, calling the ways of the Ascended wicked and deceptive. The bridge of the song shows a determination to change the Ascended's ways of evil into something good and beneficial to save the blind society.
Dragonheart
Originally a song about Spike's dedication to Twilight Sparkle from *My Little Pony,* Dragonheart is a song about humble and courteous love and devotion. This could serve as a side story of loyalty between family members or lovers, though not too high significance to the reign of the Ascended.
Ignorance is Bliss
Ignorance is Bliss is a song about a dying relationship, the narrator admitting that their significant other and they may see an end to their relationship, but both refuse to let it end and instead choose to pretend that their relationship is still going strong. Both are pretending to still show affection for each other while both deep down have no feelings for the other anymore. Like *Dragonheart*, this is most likely another side story and does not have too high significance of the Ascended.
We'll Never Know
A song more seemingly direct to the storyline, We'll Never Know is a song of fear of the future or change. The narrator (or narrators), assumingly leader(s) of the rebellion of the Bleeding Sun, are beginning to let their worries come in mind. They don't know where their rebellion will lead or how successful they will be, but they want to continue to press on. They once objected against the Ascended, and now they will rebel.
This Means War
Originally a song inspired by *Avengers: Age of Ultron*, This Means War is an eruption of emotion. The Bleeding Sun civilians have reached their breaking point of tolerance with the Ascended taking away everything from them. Gods and humanity clearly can't live peacefully, so this will be the beginning of a war.
The Monsters Under My Bed
The Monsters Under My Bed was originally a *Five Nights at Freddy's 4* song. The song portrays fear and being put into a forced trial, resulting in surrender. Although this is most likely not connected to the Ascended, The Monsters Under My Bed could serve as a psychological trial within the mind of a rebel or civilian. Or it could be an actual trial, most likely not connected to the technique of FNAF 4, but rather, a means of torture by the Ascended.
Promises
Promises is a song Avi made for his wife when he married her. This song can also be canon to Octavia Denson, aka The Princess, from the "Bleeding Sun Series."
Black Holes
Black Holes was originally a song about Wheatly from *Portal 2.* Compared to the storyline, Black Holes could be interpreted as a song in the point of view of a member of the Ascended. They are programmed to kill but feel remorse and misunderstanding in the process. Since this is after the rebellion, this could mean that at loss, this god is mainly confused. Possibly as to why the Ascended had lost, or maybe why they feel remorse for these test subjects...