Aym
“ | I will take care of this beast, master. I will cut that crown from its HEAD! | ” |
— Aym, Pre-battle dialogue
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Aym is the faithful servant of The One Who Waits, and the son of Forneus, who was forced to give him and his brother, Baal, away at the behest of the dark god. Since then, he has been faithfully serving his master as one of his guardians and must be fought before the final boss battle with The One Who Waits.
Dialogue
There is not much dialogue from Aym prior to Post-game. However, below are spoilers of the dialogue thereafter.
Spoiler Alert! Spoilers ahead
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Combat Behaviour
Overview
After defeating Baal, the Lamb will have to face Aym. He is a stationary boss yet strangely mobile miniboss that will only attack with fireball or chain patterns, teleporting before every attack as his only way of repositioning. Unlike his brother, he will not summon enemies to fight with him but will telegraph his attacks at random all the same.
Attacks and actions
Returning Fireball Pattern: Aym will float in the air with his staff spinning next to him while he launches rings of fireballs in random directions at random speeds around the arena. Any ring that hasn't been completely destroyed by impacting the borders of the arena will boomerang back in the other direction at higher speeds.
Circle Fireball Pattern: Aym will float in the air with his staff spinning next to him while he conjures large circles of fireballs around him, launching them at the Lamb at high speeds.
Line Chain Pattern: Aym will hold his hands as if in prayer while his staff floats in front of him, then will conjure a minimum of three lines of chains emerging from the ground in the Lamb's direction and can conjure up to a maximum of six lines of chains. Aym will usually wait longer after having done this attack before teleporting again and so will often be open to attacks, although Aym's animation does not follow the number of lines conjured and players should be careful not to get hit by a stray line of chains.
Homing Chain Pattern: Aym will hold his hands as if in prayer while his staff floats in front of him, then conjure a homing line of emerging chains that will follow the player until the attack ends. A minimum of eight chains will emerge from this line, with a maximum of fifteen.
Interaction
Spoiler Alert! Upon the defeat of The One Who Waits, it is possible to obtain him as a follower by using the ritual Sacrifice of the Flesh on a follower wearing the Dark Necklace.
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Trivia
Aym is likely named after the demon of the same name in the Ars Goetia.