>>3687978
The stuff about the arbiter is in the Japanese Ultimania Guide. Completed with the help of the game's Scenerio Writer (for people who think the Ultimania speculations are just licenced fan fiction)

In the English version of the game, "Arbiter" is explained as a kind of privileged User-group set by the Prometheus-Circuit that locks the supercomputer FATE's access to the Frozen Flame. Even though the Flame is right there in Chronopolis with FATE, it can't use it to continue it's time experiments.

Reading the Ultimania translation, things make a little more sense.
The Frozen Flame decides for itself who the arbiter is. It wants someone that'll make a big impact on history. What the English version fails to clarify is that the super-computer FATE was running the time-experiments without the Prometheus-Circuit. Or rather, Prometheus was "off". When FATE rebooted, Prometheus was "on". This meant it couldn't mess with humans or human history, anymore. That was the "lock".
So the Frozen Flame simply picked a new arbiter, one who can dream

>>3687974
Ah-ha! In CC, when you get to the top of Fort Dragonia you get a little history lesson about life emerging from the sea. The idea is that they were the first dreamers. Primitive life dreamed of life on land; they evolved themselves to make dreams reality. That was BEFORE lavos came. Everyone is a descendent of "dreamers", so everyone has the power to change themselves. The Ultimania explains this was meant to be a story Lucca told Kid; but it never made it into the game. The language is sorta there in English, but it doesn't really explain that Lavos feeds on the potential created by dreams.

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So where did she end up after this?When he says 'she can finally rest' does he mean as dying as human?

So where did she end up after this?
When he says 'she can finally rest' does he mean as dying as human?