My theory of The way

[Prefection]

Lyrra = Rhue's sister why? because pictures in E4 show stick figures of rhue killing some1 with a sword and a body being washed away. The other figure is Lyrra getting horrified. In one of the episodes Lyrra calls for her dad and Rhue appears which is actually Jed or Midian. She is so scared she does not want to show her father what had happened.
Jed= Lyrras foster father considering that she was the only survivor of the Landorin Massacre
Midian = Rhue's Father
Rosmar says that if Lyrra had a brother he would have been dead long ago. another thing is that some1 in one of the episodes say that Lyrra was traumatized by the experience which may have caused her to forget her family.

[Prefection]

also remember when Rhue smacks the sword into the Pits. Is the sword ever recovered because I believe the sword was a Shadow Sword. The person Rhue plunged against in the pits could be the Shadow Swords Aura o.o

[Lireka]

That's about my favorite theory for the way, though it's also been said before Jed is Lyrra's real father though (at least I think) because he knew about her mother and her brother, and Lyrra before and after the Landorin massacre. Rhue's dream after being knocked into the pits is mostly believed to be because he somehow absorbed Jed's aura when he sliced off his head. As for where Midian fits in, I have no idea. -__-'

[Sage Of The Wise]

Lyrra = Rhue's sister why? because pictures in E4 show stick figures of rhue killing some1 with a sword and a body being washed away

And your so sure the stick figure is Rhue because?

[Non-Sequitur]

another thing is that some1 in one of the episodes say that Lyrra was traumatized by the experience

That would be Jed in Episode 5.

[Impossible]

*sigh* After this, I give up shooting down idiotic theories from newbies. All the newbies should just go and read all the other newbie theories, because they just post the same things.

Lyrra = Rhue's sister why? because pictures in E4 show stick figures of rhue killing some1 with a sword and a body being washed away. The other figure is Lyrra getting horrified. In one of the episodes Lyrra calls for her dad and Rhue appears which is actually Jed or Midian. She is so scared she does not want to show her father what had happened.

I don't recall having any information to suggest which figure in the picture is Rhue or Jeruh, and although it is likely Lyrra is in that image, there is absolutely no evidence from the picture to suggest what you're stating. In fact, you seem to have ignored every word said about Jeruh in the story so far, which is kind of ignorant.
And that scene was a dream Rhue had, which happened a very short time AFTER HE KILLED JED. And when you consider the volumes of evidence to suggest that Rhue or his sword is capable of absorbing auras or memories, it's stupid again to act like this is evidence at all relating Rhue, Lyrra or Midian.

Jed= Lyrras foster father considering that she was the only survivor of the Landorin Massacre

...Wow. This makes no sense. At all. Jed wasn't around when the Landorin Massacre took place; all the parents were nowhere near it, and so they didn't survive the massacre - they simply weren't involved, they were somewhere else on Landorin. Secondly, again, ignoring all Jeruh-related evidence. I think it's pretty obvious from our encounters with Jed in E3 and E5 that he is Lyrra's real father.

Midian = Rhue's Father
Rosmar says that if Lyrra had a brother he would have been dead long ago. another thing is that some1 in one of the episodes say that Lyrra was traumatized by the experience which may have caused her to forget her family.

Wow, you once again COMPLETELY ignore all references to Jeruh. And how is Lyrra potentially forgetting something even remotely close to evidence that Midian is their father? In fact, just attempting to link Midian into this is totally idiotic, because there's no evidence relating him to anything you've mentioned so far.

[Fitz Tayo]

We REALLY need a newbie forum.

[EmperorJeramyu]

Well, there are a billion old, super developed theories, but that doesn't mean they're necessarily any more accurate.