also, i wuld like to see the jourlals of massie burnson be turned into a book, instead of just being in the prolouge of all the prequals

it has got to be masssie, for four reasons. One, hes an old, very experienced archer, and so IS massie. Two, he says helmer is reminds him of an old freind, who is likely brindle "helmer" cove, who is helmers ancester and namesake. three, the pilgrim would have to have started his journey many many many years ago to have traveled back across the sea to golden coast, then make the very long trek back to blue moss hills, THEN back across the standing stones to imovable mountail, where he colected rocks from the fallen star to make his arrows. four, i can barely think of any other person from the prequals that served the king loyaly, was an archer, and isnt gavin cuz gavin is a white rabbit.

don't I wish it was Reepicheep :(

#pilgrimismassieforever

#iusedtothinkhewasharlanseerlol

Yep

I propose Massie!

G A L T or F L I N T. Period. That's all I have to say. (I know this thing is dead, but I don't care xD)

That is interesting...

or it might be from the Greek Leander, meaning Lion-Man. but of course this makes no sense, and Lander might be the pilgrim.

We already know S.D. Smith likes names. for example, Helmer meaning "Warrior's Wrath."

I used to think it was Harlan Seer, until I read this page: https://thegreenember.fandom.com/wiki/Tomb_of_Lander%27s_Dragons

stating that the name Lander means pilgrim in Basque. Now of course that may be wrong...

I would propose that the Pilgrim would be that Harlan Seer, who went off in search of True Blue with the full backing of King Jupiter, and "never came back". I mean, he has the seeds of True Blue, so I would argue that Harlan Seer succeeded in finding it, and used it to keep himself alive for a much extended period of time, but by the time he returned, the afterterrors were going on, and he fell in with a fleeing Lady Glen.

#massie

it has to be! I spent some time with The Pilgrim during the battle for all Natalia, and it fits.

Totally think the Pilgrim is Massie, about to creat a post for another reason why he might be...

I think @Kilmarnock228 has a very possible theory (Massie Burnson) so I think I'll have to go with that.

Ah, yes, the Pilgrim. The character whose identity the rest of the characters know at the end but they never say. @Kilmarnock228 proposed that he may be Massie Burnson, given his skill at archery and the fact that he calls Helmer "Helmer there" in the way King Whitson calls Brindle Cove in Wreck and Rise. Helmer is confused at this, and the Pilgrim says Helmer reminds him of "an old friend." While there are technically other possibilities for who he could be, I think that given the limited hints we have, Kilmarnock's theory seems very likely.