If we see ritic’s sprite, he has no left “eye” but… Ritic, is a shadow. (This can be proven when ritic dies as all of his armor just falls on the ground with no corpse in sight) That means ritic has no eyes (if he is a shadow) The reason people think ritic’s eye got shot out is because there is a blue thing on the right of his mask but not the left. This, isnt his eye however. It’s his “lens” from his suit. We can see this when we see his description. “Forged from the coldest depths of Kelvintaph, Ritic did not know who he was, or how he originated. He just has one order: assassinate.” The key word here being FORGED. He was made by someone in kelvintaph. My guess? Probably the guy from the secret level with the google brain robots. This leads me to my conclusion. Ritic’s left eye didnt get shot out, he just lost in in kelvintaph, (maybe someone turned it into the diamond sense stone? idk) and that omarn is death.
TL;DR: ritic aint death, he dont got no eyes, omarn is death.
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But Omarn still has both his eyes.
Also his description states he was an apprentice at some point. Who would literal Death be an apprentice to?
But I also don’t think Ritic is death either. Illuminati noises
Heroes have been known to discard stuff before:
Random theory garbage:
Codecombat includes a lot of references to Greek mythology.
Thanatos is the personification of death in Greek mythology.
The name Thanos is derived from Thanatos.
Nick Fury has his LEFT eye shot out.
Alastor (Mad-Eye) Moody also lost his LEFT eye (in the movies).
The actor who played Barty Crouch Junior, who impersonated Moody is David Tennant.
The movie Tennant was directed by Christopher Nolan.
Christopher Nolan also directed Oppenheimer.
Oppenheimer was played by Cillian Murphy.
Cillian Murphy plays Fischer in Inception.
In Inception Dom Cobb causes the death of Mal (Marion Cotillard).
Leonardo DiCaprio played Jordan Belfort in The Wolf of Wallstreet.
Martin Scorsese appears briefly in The Wolf of Wallstreet.
Martin Scorsese also directed a movie called The Departed, also with Leonardo DiCaprio.
The plot of The Departed involves an Irish mob. IT WAS THE MOB ALL ALONG
