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This line is kinda funny since we only see his back until Chapter 4 when he goes to speak with Edea. Aside from the opening CG. Also, the fact that only half of the Council knows the why of their invasion is troubling. What did you think you were fighting for before!?
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In the Japanese dialog, is it this dense and blatantly "i'm not going to tell~"? Because this is infuriating levels of spiteful childishness
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This should just be on every page. Edit: I just noticed the typo in the comic. It will now bother me forever.
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 : Alternis, it's extremely important we defeat the vestal and her allies before they fiddle with the crystal and it does the mysterious ominous thing I just told you. As such, instead of working together and overpowering them here, we should split up and fight them one-on-four twice.
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RedMagus posted:In the Japanese dialog, is it this dense and blatantly "i'm not going to tell~"? Because this is infuriating levels of spiteful childishness I can't imagine it's much different and, to be fair, deRosso did just show up and tell Braev he had the emotional maturity of a 15-year-old girl. Rainuwastaken posted:
You'd think the Duchy would learn to group up for their fights at this point!
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The main lesson of this chapter is that Braav is a moron. Of course, considering every other chapter, this lesson pretty much extends to the whole game. Yes, Edea should probably be asking a lot more questions at this point but I mean Braav hasn’t even told the entire membership of the Council of Six the purpose of Eternia collectively making GBS threads on Crystalism to the detriment of the rest of the world, forget the rest of his goddamn nation. Which looks real, badly on the roving bands of murder hobos he calls an army being out there doing terrible things. They don’t even know the terrible thing they sit opposed to that their atrocities are supposedly preventing. They’re JUST torturers, extortionists, and murderers and Braav is using them as the forward-facing part of his army because... reasons.
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To tame a band of ruffians, you would need to be in command, rather than rank and file. And anyway, this game not explaining anything is just kinda annoying. It's like everyone is affected by the stupid bug.
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Regalingualius posted:That Braev Lee guy sure loves to Default a lot, huh? Hobgoblin2099 posted:That is my favorite pun in the game. I only wish there was a plot twist that he was Braev Lee Jr. so he'd also be Braev Lee (the) Second. Yup. This is the payoff on the best/worst pun in the game. 
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Braev employed the red mage rapist among other lovely folks, so it's a little weird the game tries to have any sympathy for him.
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I get the impression the red mage was well behaved in Eternia, but went power crazy in Florem where there was no one to keep him in check.
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Yeah, the Red Report made it clear that DeRosa was planning a coup with Qada and Profiteur if you read that last part backwards.
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Regalingualius posted:That Braev Lee guy sure loves to Default a lot, huh? puuuuuuuuuuuuuuuns 
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Alxprit posted:Hopefully we don't have to deal with too much more exposition until then. Hah ha ha, yeah, about that... The good news is that this chapter is an anomaly with its wall o' text density. The better news is that what comes after is, indeed, better with the build up.
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Yeah, it's a solid point about Edea. If anyone had been willing to seriously consider her as a commander, things might have happened very differently.
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Let's Learn Jobs: Templar Tank, wielder of light, warrior with a side of magic: Templar is a defensive powerhouse, with armor use and abilities allowing it to protect the party from large amounts of damage. Templar is another rendition of FF3's Knight, also known as Paladin in later games. The best known Paladin is FF4's main protagonist, Cecil, who had to climb a mountain and beat himself up in order to equip holy swords and cast cure.   Templars are able to make full use of heavy armor, as shown in their job icon. Job command icon is a sword, as most Templar skills are sword-based.  Stats are geared towards defense, though as holy knights they also have better than average mind if you want to have them heal on the side.  Blue are support abilities, red are skill abilities. Level 1 - Heart Strike: Attack guaranteed to do critical (200 %) damage. (1 BP) Level 2 - Abate Light: Damage taken from light attacks reduced. (Cost: 1) Level 3 - Physical Defense 20% Up (Cost: 2) Level 4 - Giant Slayer: If target has more HP than user, attack does 150% damage. (16 MP) Level 5 - Magic Critical: Magic now has 15% chance to do critical damage. (Cost: 1) Level 6 - Default Guard: Damage taken during Default reduced by 75%. (Cost: 1) Level 7 - Rampart: Prevents each ally from taking one physical attack. (2 BP) Level 8 - Item Critical: Items now have a 15% chance to do critical damage. (Cost: 1) Level 9 - Radiant Blast: Light elemental attack that does 150% damage and ignores Default. (40 MP) Level 10 - Critical Amp: Critical hits now do 2.5x normal damage. (Cost: 2) Level 11 - BP Limit Up: Allows other jobs to equip the templar specialty. (Cost: 1) Level 12 - Desperation: Attack with power adding P.Def to P.Atk. P.Def reduced to minimum for turn. Level 13 - Armor Lore: Aptitude with armor raised to S. (Cost: 1) Level 14 - Heaven's Gate: Light elemental attack, hits more with more BP, striking random enemies. (3 BP) Templar abilities are mostly support, and what few skills they have are geared toward fighting dark-elemental enemies. Rampart, however, is a strong contender on its own, offering full party protection with a single action. Fun Fact: Heaven's Gate was the name of a fairly well-known suicide cult which believed a spaceship would transport them to heaven after death.   If your setup has you hitting max BP/using BP a lot, this might come in handy. Also, Swordmaster has an ability allowing higher damage the higher your BP -- with 4 BP, your attacks hit for a cool 146% damage. Templars are built for war, dressed in suits of shining plate armor. Their crowns mark them as warriors of noble standing, and their overall look is that of an idealized holy warrior. Both men's and women's outfits also bear a small gold cross, perhaps a nod to the real life Templars, who were a military order working under the Roman Catholic Church.    
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Greyarc posted:Fun Fact: Heaven's Gate was the name of a fairly well-known suicide cult which believed a spaceship would transport them to heaven after death. That explains a lot about the Duchy.
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ultrafilter posted:The cost for Desperation is missing. What do you mean? Desperation has no ability cost so far as I can see.
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ultrafilter posted:The cost for Desperation is missing. Desperation doesn't have a cost. Though yes, once you get it, there's pretty much no reason to use it over regular attacks. (Though Desperation loses out to several other abilities.)
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Templar always felt really underwhelming as a class. It has maybe one ability to write home about and the rest are basically dross.
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Yeah, it’s apparently supposed to be the “king of crits” Job, but it feels so unfocused gameplay-wise. About all I used mine for in my first playthrough was alternating between Ramparts and Spiritmaster’s Stillness to (attempt) to make my party nigh-untouchable, since I didn’t figure out the trick to generating tons of BP on my own.
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I actually used desperation to great effect as part of a tank build in the sequel, but that required some tools that I don't think exist in this game.
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ultrafilter posted:The cost for Desperation is missing. It's cost id the characters P.def. Natural 20 posted:Templar always felt really underwhelming as a class. It has maybe one ability to write home about and the rest are basically dross. It's a crit/tank class with out aggro control.
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This game has a direct opposite on the same console - Fantasy Life. In this game, no one talks things out or fills anyone else in so it's just a frustrating game with no one having all the pieces of the puzzle and therefore making huge mistakes. However in Fantasy Life, there is also trouble brewing - monsters are going crazy because the sky is literally falling and there is rumour of a war brewing between the main kingdom and the "Evil" desert kingdom to the east because the eastern Dark Lord has cursed the western king to inhabit a childs body, and the king has retaliated by sealing the Dark Lord in a statue. However any problems are sorted out because people loving talk about them. The War is prevented because the kings didn't even know one was brewing among the rank and file - it was a magical prank war that went too far that only the kings were in on. As soon as both kings realise it's about to get ugly they call off the magic fight and tell the soldiers to chill out. The Dark Lord and Lady are more of an Addams family situation, they love each other very much but are kind of insular out of habit, and have a dark aesthetic/fashion sense. Every problem in that game is dealt with peacefully because people listen and talk and it's such a nice counterpoint to this game. Hell the entire climax comes down to the whole world coming together to help stop the sky falling.
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BioEnchanted posted:This game has a direct opposite on the same console - Fantasy Life. In this game, no one talks things out or fills anyone else in so it's just a frustrating game with no one having all the pieces of the puzzle and therefore making huge mistakes. Also due to the nature of that game you never actually have to fight anything.
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BioEnchanted posted:Fantasy Life Dang, that's an interesting sounding plot. I'll have to take a closer look at that game. It does sound like the creators wrote it in response to stories like Bravely Default's.
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What kind of RPG doesn't involve senseless bloodshed that could be easily avoided with a five minute conversation? 
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Trails in the Sky actually does involve your party having long conversations with the various antagonists actually laying out their motivations, though the success rate for actually averting conflicts isn’t all that high.
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Hobgoblin2099 posted:What kind of RPG doesn't involve senseless bloodshed that could be easily avoided with a five minute conversation? the good kind
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Entry 74: Alone at the Top, in the Dark The game's villains have been defeated. Their armies have been decimated, their plots have been foiled, their leader has been crushed. D's Journal: Bestiary/Bosses posted:
Four young adults now stand triumphant against evil, with nothing left to keep them from saving the world. I mean, there is Alternis, but let's be honest -- even if he challenges the party, it's not like he'll be able to stop them. Right?  As the party exits asterisk space along with the gravely wounded Braev, an unexpected visitor arrives.  Braev! Mahzer runs past the party to Braev, supporting him with all her strength.  Mother!? You should not have come... This is all my fault. What is this foolishness you speak? You are ever the strength that keeps me alive. And I love you and Edea dearly. Father?Braev collapses, with Mahzer still holding on to him.  Derosso strolls up behind the party.  Do not fear. He is merely unconscious.At DeRosso's direction, the party steps aside to let Braev be taken away by medics. Mahzer and DeRosso follow the procession, leaving the party alone. A short time later, DeRosso and Mahzer return.  And he may never wield his sword again. ... Mother, I... I took up arms against Father. I told myself I was ready to fight him, even if it meant shortening his years... Then surely you will not stray from your path, so long as you hold that feeling near and dear. It was for the best. ...Mother, we now go to awaken the Earth Crystal. I see. Forgive me. There is no need to ask my forgiveness. Oh, but there is, Mother. For if we awaken the crystal, your treatments will no longer be possible. We will no longer be able to keep what ails you at bay. What sort of daughter does that to her mother? Oh, Edea, you truly are your father's daughter, and that is what makes you even more dear to me. Mother... How very touching. I beg pardon for my interruption, but your fear is misplaced. And you are...? But you may address me as Lord DeRosso. ...What do you mean our fear is misplaced? It appears you have underestimated the templar's great deeds--deeds for which he risked life and limb. For he has advanced science and medicine in this land by a hundred years. While complete cures may not yet be possible, sickness and disease can be prevented from further progression. Awakening the crystal shall not rob your mother of such mortal life as she has left, Edea. So, then...! We're free to awaken the crystal! Dear... DeRosso's lording over the fact he knows more than the party. Wonder if he'd be open to explaining things? I can see purpose unwavering in your eyes. 'Tis as if I gaze upon Braev the Templar in his youth. And yet, there is still much that you cannot fathom... I have seen years measuring in thousands. Hope and sentiment intertwined with right and wrong, good and evil. The rise and fall of the Orthodoxy, the restoration of Eternia, the two conflicting beliefs concerning the crystals... So much may happen in a life immortal.Before the party can grill DeRosso, however, he disappears in a poof of smoke. Mahzer leaves shortly after to resume her treatments. The party, alone once again, returns to the locked door on the ground floor.  Where Edea uses Braev's key, finally unlocking the way. The way to Everlast Tower is beyond this door! Let's go!  Eternia Central Command is now completely open to the party.   The Council of Six's chamber are empty. Their leader was incapacitated, two were killed, two stood down, and the last was sent off to do who knows what. Back at the door to Everlast Tower, Tiz and Agnès halt to check over the group's supplies. While they wait, Edea catches Ringabel staring at his journal.   I may as well. The thing's stopped coughing up prophecies. Just who was the author in the end? I can't help but wonder... Did someone in the past foretell what the four of us would do? Or are the "us" in the book actually other people who lived in the past? Other people whose doings perfectly overlap with our own? Both theories are equally hard to believe. According to the text, you've met the book's author before, Agnès. Any recollection? No. I am not entirely without my suspicions, but... I feel they must be wrong... After all...you don't recall writing it, do you, Ringabel? Me? I'm afraid not. And the author claims to have saved your life, Tiz. Do you remember anything? No, nothing. I'd always just assumed it was Owen who rescued me. And Edea, the author claims he's madly in love with you. Any ideas? ...So I can pummel him? If I said no, I'd be lying. What!? I'm saying I have my suspicions where boys in love with me are concerned. But the facts don't add up. For either of them. Either!? I suddenly find myself twice as angry. Regardless. To the extent its words can still be trusted, the book says... It says you three are going to meet the author if we keep pressing on. I see little point in fretting over someone we may or may not meet. The Earth Crystal awaits us. This much is fact. So let us hurry to the Everlast Tower. Seconded! Awakening the crystals has to be our top priority! Then let us hurry on. ...Right...Poor Ringabel now has not only the journal mystery, but two mysterious rivals to deal with. Should've taken that hot date when it was offered, buddy. But before moving on to Everlast Tower and the final crystal, there are things to cover. First up are a couple of alternate scenes. Previously, Einheria the Valkyrie and Kamiizumi "Enigma-sensei" the Swordmaster both spent their dying moments asking Edea to speak to her father. But if the party had waited and defeated them after fighting Braev, they'd have had some different choice words.  First up, Kamiizumi.  This time, Kamiizumi does the same monologue to himself, then says this new line as soon as he turns to face the party.  It seems you no longer need any instruction from me when it comes to mastery of the blade. But tell me, why did you not have faith in your father? Do you not realize you have chosen a path of carnage, and even now bring the world to the brink of destruction? Master... I saw with my own eyes, and made up my mind. My father is wrong. This is the only way the world can be saved. I spoke with my father, but he did not see things my way... I had no desire to fight him... But I refuse to bend to his will! ...You are just like your father. I suppose this outcome was inevitable... ...... And what of your beliefs, Master? I spent seven years studying the sword under you. The man I know would never support starting a civil war in another realm. The man I know would never condone assassination! He would never allow the use of vile weapons of mass murder! I heard about you and my mother on the streets of Eternia... Did you stray from your beliefs for the sake of my mother...and for my father who doted upon her!? You may have honed your skills in combat, but you are still a child after all. What do you mean by that!? I staked my life on the ideals held by Braev. On his ideals, and the future he envisioned. That is all. All things beyond that resolve, my values, pride, and sentiment, are mere trifles. Know this, Edea. You may be his beloved daughter... And my disciple of the blade whom I hold dear...but I will stop you at any cost! For Braev the Templar, my old friend, and the husband of the one I loved...This references some gossip we can't actually hear about yet, perhaps because this conversation was meant to be gotten later on. But surprise! There was once a love triangle between Kamiizumi, Braev, and Mahzer. After the battle, Kamiizumi collapses as before, and Edea runs over to him.  Even I could not stop you... It is an honor to be outdone by my own disciple. What I foresaw became reality. Well fought... With my dying breath, I beg of you, Edea. Do not awaken...the Earth Crystal... It will only cause you...Kamiizumi's vision fades to black.  And he passes away. Master... I'm afraid that's one wish I cannot grant you. My mind is made up... I cannot turn back now. I am sorry... Forgive me, Master...Kamiizumi knew a lot for not being on the Council of Six. He was likely offered a position and declined it, but still lent Braev an ear on sensitive matters. Anyway, he still chooses to use his time admonishing Edea for what she doesn't know rather than trying to tell her what's going on. Truly, Enigma-sensei to the end. D's Journal: Swordmaster Kamiizumi posted:We headed to the Swordbearers' lair at Starkfort, but their commander had already escaped by airship. The swordmaster spoke with Edea, but they could not see eye to eye, and they came to blows. After a harrowing battle, the swordmaster told Edea she must not awaken the Earth Crystal, then departed the mortal coil. Kamiizumi's death journal entry is altered as well. Next, let's check with Valkyrie Einheria. The lead-in to meeting her begins as before.  Why are you doing this? This isn't-- I've warned you not to speak! I'm afraid I cannot keep silent. Agnès is my friend. ......But after Edea insists on sticking up for Agnès, Einheria has a new response:  You and I learned the sword under the same master. We shared a vision. A dream. We swore our blades to the service of Eternia, and pledged to fight for her future. ...... Yet you've defeated your own father...destroyed his armies. You betrayed him. His ideal world. The dream our master saw. The path I believe in! You've betrayed all of it... Crushed it underfoot, and for what!? I knew nothing before. I was innocent... Ignorant. But no longer. I've seen the world with my own eyes. Judged right from wrong for myself. And now I can say with all confidence, the path I've chosen was the right one. Were those the words with which you denied your father? He had his own ideals. To me, they were anything but... The world he dreamed of could not have made the people happy! What have you been looking at this whole time? Do you see ideals in the vestal's lies!? I know what I've seen. I'll let no one deny it. Not even you. Then that is your answer...Einheria hesitates, then shakes her head. The grand marshal's orders...were to eliminate any obstacle. Father...! Though his dream may lie dead, I will follow his orders to the grave!  After the battle:  Einheria!Edea runs towards Einheria. Come no closer!Einheria sounds afraid, the opposite of her normally stoic voice. Edea stops where she is. ...Stronger even than... I'd expected... Lord Marshal... Forgive me... I...could not...preserve...your dream... ......Einheria slumps over. Her death this time isn't at all peaceful, as she's too distracted by Braev.  Again, no new information, except to show Braev's closest followers believe in his ideals so passionately they uphold them even after their leader's defeat. Now that these two alternate paths're covered, let's get back to the party's current time and space in Eternia.  Before going through the door to Everlast Tower, the party decides to take one last stab at getting information.  C'mon, DeRosso, let us in so you can explain in detail how many millenia you've lived through! After a pause, Derosso's disembodied voice echoes:  If you wish to pass this gate, seek you the six keystones throughout the lands. Keystones? Keys of stone? Stones that are keys? Though the way is barred, six number the holes to be filled. I trust you can figure out the rest. The time is ripe to prove yourself worthy. I shall say no more.Edea turns around, looking for the voice's source.  I said I shall say no more. Now, off with you. I shall await your return.DeRosso sounds slightly amused in that last line. Surely he's realized by now the party has a very, very difficult time taking 'no' for an answer. The party leaves the area, but at Edea's insistence immediately go back and try the door again.  Edea pounds at the door, completely ignoring Tiz. Mrgrgr... No, it's going to take more than brawn to open.Six indentations in the door, six items the party needs to find. That isn't much of a lead, but we've already seen the answer. It's something we've seen six of altogether since nearly the beginning of the game, spread throughout the world.  Eventually, the other three manage to drag Edea away and get back to the ship.  Our first stop is back in the Caldisla area, near the Villa.  Unlike earlier, these obelisks can now be inspected. Doing so...  Triggers a battle.  Here it comes! This dragon is a simple mini-boss, but can easily kill you if you're not prepared.  Most of its attacks are dark elemental. With proper prepwork, the damage goes from this...  To this.  With a holy knight on our side...  The dragon eventually goes down.  From far off, DeRosso's voice echoes: Why, you have mastered my contrivance and defeated its guardian. Very well, I shall grant you the dark keystone. Agnès looks around. That voice! Lord DeRosso!? This stone must be one of the keys to Vampire Castle! Alright, five more to go! Luckily Excalibur was a suitable substitute for a vorpal blade.  The party returns to the castle and tests the first keystone in the door. Sure enough, it fits in the indentation. Edea looks pleased at first, then frowns once the door refuses to budge. She gives it a good shove. Hrgh! Mrgrgr... You don't know when to give up, Edea. ...You know what they say... ...If at first you don't succeed...Edea continues throwing her weight against the door.  Because the keystones can be gotten in any order, the cutscene will change slightly depending how many and which keystones you have. The bulk of the dialogue remains the same, though.  The second obelisk is in the Harena desert, north of the oasis, near the thieves den.  This dragon is wind elemental. Otherwise, it's very similar to the last fight.  It debuffs resistance to its element, then strikes with that element.  After its defeat, disembodied DeRosso acknowledges the party's success once again and throws another keystone at them.  Six keystones, six dragons, six elements. I'll be going through this quickly since it gets repetitive.  The third keystone is in Yulyana Woods, northeast of Sage Yulyana's cabin.  This is the holy dragon. Notably, it has feathery wings instead of bat wings.  Holy is white like a pearl.  Shinryu is the Japanese name for the dragon god Shenlong from Chinese myth. It's also a recurring boss in Final Fantasy.  Halfway there.  Next dragon is on the largest island northeast of the Florem area.  Water/Ice this time.  DeRosso's gonna have the prettiest front door in Eternia once we're done.  Mizuchi is a terrifying dragon or serpent, possibly also a god, connected to water in Japanese myth.  Fifth is in central northern Eisen.  As you might expect, Eisen's local dragon is fire.   In ancient times, salamanders were known in the West for their love of, or at least immunity to, fire. They were often assumed to have a magical nature, such as being born of flames. In reality, salamanders are amphibians who love nesting in dark, damp places like old logs and prefer not to be set on fire.  The last dragon is on an island southwest of Eternia.  This dragon differs by using a ground pound instead of a breath attack. Look at those stubby little arms!  ...And the earth keystone makes the sixth.  Ladon is a serpent/dragon from Greek myth who guarded a tree bearing golden apples. While it was minding its own business, it was defeated by Heracles (Hercules) during one of the latter's feats. Next: What awaits within the vampire's lair? DeRosso's feeling chatty! -- Event Viewer Main Scenario: Braev's Love The Final Crystal Sub-Scenario: Swordmaster Kamiizumi - B The Swordmaster's Fate - B Cheerless Reunion - C Valkyrie Einheria - C Einheria's End - D The Quest for the Keystones More than Brawn A Stubborn Persistence Party Chat: Let's Press On D's Journal: Edea Lee posted:Edea followed through with her convictions and defeated her own father. She then faced cutting short the life of her mother. Lord DeRosso arrived in time to save the wounded Braev. He said the templar had advanced medicine by 100 years, and with a soft laugh told Edea her mother would not perish if the crystal were awakened. D's Journal: Braev the Templar posted:After several confrontations between Edea and her father, we fought him head on. When the templar slumped to his knees, it was Lord DeRosso who came to his aid. Edea agonized over whether to awaken the Earth Crystal and put her mother's life at risk as well. Lord DeRosso said she underestimated her father's accomplishments, and her mother would not perish. D's Journal: Mahzer Lee posted:The templar fell to his knees, and Edea's mother ran to his side after being brought in by Lord DeRosso. Edea despaired at the thought of putting her mother's life at risk. However, Lord DeRosso said the templar had advanced science and medicine in Eternia by a hundred years, and her mother would not die even if the Earth Crystal were awakened. D's Journal: Lord DeRosso posted:Lord DeRosso's swift treatment of the templar saved his life. He allayed Edea's concerns about now putting her mother's life at risk as she prepared to awaken the Earth Crystal, saying the templar's work had advanced medicine in Eternia by 100 years, so awakening the crystal would not endanger her mother. He also hinted at a secret surrounding the crystals. D's Journal: Keystones posted:Greyarc fucked around with this message at 09:54 on Apr 6, 2018 |
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'You must now collect Six Orbs Of Importance before I will give you an explanation.' 'Dude at this point I am willing to do that. Lets go!'
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EponymousMrYar posted:'You must now collect Six Orbs Of Importance before I will give you an explanation*.' *Limit one (1) explanation per 6 orbs, explanation may be of equal or lesser value as that you expect. Offer void in Eisenberg.
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But thou must! Why must thou? Because thou must, is why.
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Greyarc posted:DeRosso's feeling chatty! I don't envy you for having to write up the next update.
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As I said, I'm giving a pass to DeRosso because he clearly doesn't give any gently caress and is too busy munching on the vampire equivalent of popcorn while laughing at the idiotic mortals. A kinda evil motivation but an actually understandable one. Glad to see the party have realized Ringabel is the most probable author of that diary, even if it should make no sense. EponymousMrYar posted:'You must now collect Six Orbs Of Importance before I will give you an explanation.' He never said an explanation on what though.
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I figure after a thousand years or so you've earned the right to put whatever kind of lock you want on your front door.
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The banality of immortality is that is incredibly boring.
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