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Hey guys I am here today to discuss a theory with you that i have been thinking of recently. To kick things off, I am not a native englisch speaker, so if I make any mistakes please correct me and I will change it. First, here is the core of my theory. My idea is, that the master of the foretellers is indeed Sora AND Xehanort in one person. Before you say that thats bullshit, listen to what I have to say on it. I know it sounds crazy but let me explain you how this could be possible. The base for that theory is the rebirth theory, stating that the foretellers are former incarnations of Riku, Kairi, Aqua, Terra and Ventus. If you want to learn more on that theory please check it out somewhere, i don't want to explain it here. Yesterday, it was stated by Nomura in an interview, that the hooded guy in the trailer we saw for 2.8 on E3 2016 is indeed the master of the foretellers. Taking this into account we see him acting weird in the trailer. In the beginning he is more serious/dark saying the exact quote of last years E3 trailer "On this land shall darkness prevail and the light expire" said by young xehanort. Later in the Trailer, when the hooded guy talks to unicornis, he is way more goofy and acting like a child. It seems to be so weird that the hooded guys in the trailer are supposed to be the same guy, the master of the foretellers. But what if the master of the foretellers is actually a former incarnation of Xehanort AND Sora in the same body? This would first of all explain him acting so different in the different scenes. We have also already seen the existence of something similar. Ventus and Vanitas used to be one being too! They got split into two pieces. Ventus, made of the pure light of Ven, and Vanitas, being the pure darkness. But now, why should they become seperated later on? Well there is an explanation to that! The master of the foretellers obviously somehow could see the future or knew the events of the future. And because the "darkness will prevail" the darkness inside the master feared to die too, if it was mixed up in a body with the light. So the darkness took control over the master who then seperated the light from himself and gave it a new body, who's that body you may ask? Right! It's the 6th foreteller that did not receive a tome of prophecies and who didn't go on to become a keyblade master. I think i heard of that before! Thats right, Sora also was not chose by the keyblade and also did not succeed in the mark of mastery. But you may think to yourself, if thats true, why doesn't he simply summon the keyblade he owned as the master of the foretellers. The answer to that is easy. The Keyblade that was owned by the former master now belongs to the dark part of him. We also saw that in KH 1 when Riku summoned the Kingdom Key, Sora was not able to summon it anymore, so this concept of two weilders fighting over one keyblade is not new and the keyblade goes to the one with the stronger heart (that doesn't mean to the heart with more light, it can also be strong and pure darkness). But why didn't the 6th foreteller/light piece of the master not get a tome of prophecies or why did he not simply knew that these events will take place? Well the split left their signs, both parts lost their memory, but before splitting up, the master possesed by the darkness wrote down the events that are meant to happen, thus creating the book of prophecies. He then went ahead and gave his 5 students copies of the tome. He tells his students that he is going to do an "experiment", splits himself into two and after locking the light into a different body, he gets found by his students and after reading the tome he knows what is going to happen and got most of his memories back from it. (Remember what happened with Xehanort/Xemnas/Terranort after merging? Lost memories and got them back later on, so this seems very familiar, a concept we've seen already). He now says that the new creature made of sealing his life into another body is a new student, but he doesn't hand him the book (since he's new) and also doesn't claim him to be a master (same reason). After that, the events of KH X Backcover that we see in the trailer happen. Maybe the students find out about what happened in that "experiment" and that is the "incident that's nowhere to be found" (said by unicornis in the trailer). Urseus recognizes this and thus he wants to break up with the masters teachings to protect his friends and the world. It all lines up too perfectly to not have at least a small part of thruth in it. Who knows, maybe it's not exactly like I mentioned, but I could imagine it to be something similar to this. The last thing I want to mention is that a lot of people said that since we've heard the voice acting for the foretellers, rebirth theory is dead. But that's not the case. In fact it's kinda stupid to say that based of different voice actors since a vital part of rebirth theory is that it doesn't need to be the same body that is reborn, rather than the heart that searches for a new vessel/body. Since voice is something that is influenced by body, not by heart, rebirth theory is still very possible. Thank you for reading this,let me know what you think of my theory and maybe discuss with me on pros and cons of the theory. Cheers, DommeUG/Hazweiokopf