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Passages, Knocking Echoes in Dreams is the sixth part of the Trailblaze Mission chapter Light Slips the Gate, Shadow Greets the Throne. It automatically begins after completing Memories, Veiled in Blazing Mist.
Steps[]
- Fall asleep and enter Tribbie's dream
- Find missing memories (0/3)
- Activate the music box and listen to mom telling a story
- Run! Run! Run! Run! Run!
- Speak with Aglaea
- Observe Phainon conversing with Anaxa
- Have an audience with Oronyx and regain memories
- Find "saffron" and have an audience with Oronyx
- Follow Trianne and look for "saffron"
- Read the letter Trianne found
- Continue following Trianne and look for "saffron"
- Investigate the dolium Trianne found
- Have an audience with Oronyx and try to convince them
- Keep observing Phainon conversing with Anaxa
- Look for Oronyx
Gameplay Notes[]
- This mission uses the Fate's Ensemble system, played from the perspective of Tribbie. The game provides her for use as a Story character.
- Tribbie is the only character available for use in her dream as the team selection menu is inaccessible.
Dialogue[]
Fall asleep and enter Tribbie's dream[]
Mission DescriptionA dream carries us back to memories long faded by time, and this dream mirrors the profound fears within our hearts.
- (Enter Exploratory Excursion Depths of Tribbie's Dream)
- ...
- Moments later, in Tribbie's room...
- ???: Momma, Momma! I had a dream last night.
- Gentle Mother: Oh? Now, what did you dream about, my darling Tribios?
- Tribios: I had a dream that I turned into many mes! Then we made the moon into a ship and made the stars into our sails! Then we floated on the ocean and let the wind blow us in any direction it wanted!
- Gentle Mother: Well that sounds like a lovely dream.
- Tribios: Yeah! The ocean and the sky were really, really dark, but there were so many of me that I wasn't scared at all. Because we'd all sing together!
- Tribios: The ocean wind blew us onto an island where the wind tasted like flowers. There were bleating sheep and chirping birds inviting us to be their guests. There were so many animals on the island, but none of them ever fought!
- Gentle Mother: Janus' Holy Maidens can receive guidance from the god of passages. Perhaps what you saw in your dream is a divine land somewhere in Amphoreus.
- Tribios: Y—You think so?
- Gentle Mother: What's wrong, Tribios? You look unhappy.
- Tribios: Because... on that same island, I saw a dark mountain on the other side of the ocean. And it was very, very tall.
- Tribios: The mountain looked alive, and it kept getting closer to the island. Then I realized that it wasn't a mountain, but a very, very tall wave made of water... When the wave smashed against the island, it looked like it was going to eat the island up. The small animals tried to chase it away, but they couldn't stop it...
- Tribios: Then there was a "bang!" and I woke up.
- Gentle Mother: Hm... A dark wave...
- Tribios: Momma, does something that scary exist in real life?
- Gentle Mother: Yes... Unfortunately, it does exist in Amphoreus, but it's very far away from our temple.
- Gentle Mother: We call it the "black tide," though it has nothing to do with water. It has no shape or form, but it can swallow up animals, humans, and even Titans... turning them all into monsters.
- Tribios: Ooh... The black tide is a baddie! I don't want everyone to turn into its food. Can't we chase it away?
- Gentle Mother: Of course, my dear. You only need to behave well and listen to what the adults tell you, study all the knowledge and etiquette you need, then grow up and become a proper Holy Maiden...
- Gentle Mother: The divine Janus will then give you guidance and help you light the way for the people.
- Tribios: Wow! I'm gonna eat a lot and study a lot and become a Holy Maiden!
- Tribios: But, Momma, you said the black tide can swallow up Titans too. What do we do if even Janus is eaten?
- Gentle Mother: If that happens... then the Holy Maiden will have to be the one to guide people on the right path. After all, we are the human avatars of the god of passages, yeah?
- Tribios: Yeah!
- Gentle Mother: Hehe. But one person alone is not enough. Once you're older, you'll make a lot of friends. You must do your best to unite them because that's also our duty as priests.
- Tribios: Friends? Are they also like me and Momma, with pretty red hair?
- Gentle Mother: They might not, but they'll certainly be just as smart and kind as you.
- Tribbie: (Mama...)
- Tribbie: (Am I... dreaming?)
- Gentle Mother: Don't be silly, dear. Of course you're not dreaming. I've always been by your side.
- Tribbie: (What...)
- Gentle Mother: Now be a good girl and call your friends over too...
- Gentle Mother: Let's play hide-and-seek just like we used to, okay? My Tribios is the smartest girl. I'm sure you remember where everyone is hiding.
- Tribbie: (The voice... sounds so far away.)
- Tribbie: I don't... remember... Who am I looking for?
- Gentle Mother: Your friends who will chase the black tide away alongside you, of course.
Find missing memories (0/3)[]
- Tribbie: (Is this... from my childhood? I don't remember...)
- (Investigate blackboard, optional)
- Tribbie: (A blackboard? And what is that drawing...?)
- Tribbie: (It doesn't ring a bell at all. Perhaps it's just a childhood doodle.)
- (Investigate bookshelves, optional)
- Tribbie: (It's packed full... Mama must have left all of these for me.)
- Tribbie: (All the words are blurred out... Could it be that my memory is fading?)
- (Investigate lounge chair, optional)
- Tribbie: (I used to sit here and listen to Mama tell stories...)
- Tribbie: (Oh, how I wish to see you again... Mama.)
- (Approach the doll on two chests)
- ???: Use the spindle to connect everyone!
- (Interact with the doll)
- Gentle Mother: There will be an amazing captain on that big ship. She's cheerful, optimistic, bold, and cautious. She'll be able to get everyone together.
- Tribios: Wow, that's amazing! Can I be the captain?
- Gentle Mother: Of course you can! But you'll find someone else who's better for the job, my dear.
- Gentle Mother: I think that person lives in a beautiful temple that sits atop a hillside covered in golden fig trees.
- Gentle Mother: There's a noble girl there who's very smart but also very delicate.
- Tribios: Just like Momma...?
- Gentle Mother: Perhaps. But before we find the captain, the ship also needs someone who can navigate it. Who could that be?
- Tribios: Mmm... Let me think...
- Tribios: I know! She's... "Tribbie"!
- Tribbie: (I named this doll... after myself?)
- Tribbie: (I don't remember at all... Is this a dream, or something that happened in the past?)
- (Approach the chest)
- ???: Bad chest, you can't lock me away!
- (Interact with the chest)
- Tribbie: (Huh? Why is this doll inside a chest...?)
- Tribbie: (It's holding a... sword? Why...)
- Gentle Mother: Many years later, many brave warriors will board this ship. They are skilled combatants who fear no danger.
- Tribios: Ooh... I can learn how to fight too and protect everybody!
- Gentle Mother: Silly girl, you're Janusopolis' Holy Maiden. It's not your duty to fight. There will be many others to protect you.
- Tribios: Alright, then where will they come from?
- Gentle Mother: I believe one warrior hails from a lovely village where bulrushes flourish, while another comes from a magnificent royal city. Though each has their own troubles, both are ready to lend their strength for the ship's long voyage.
- Tribios: In that case, let "Trianne" fight by their side!
- Tribios: This way, they'll always stay on course!
- Tribbie: (How could I have known the name "Trianne" back then?)
- Tribbie: (Was it just a coincidence, or...)
- (Approach the doll on the table with the scrolls)
- ???: Learning can change your destiny!
- (Interact with the doll)
- Gentle Mother: When navigating at sea, you need to know both astronomy and geography.
- Tribios: Ugh... isn't Janus' knowledge enough?
- Gentle Mother: Oh, sweetie. The ocean isn't like the land. It's easy to get lost. That's why it's important to learn to recognize the miracle of Aquila.
- Tribios: Alright! Even though my brain is already super-duper smart, I'll still try my very best!
- Gentle Mother: Cerces also favors children who try their best. They will send a wise scholar as everyone's teacher to help you reach your dreams.
- Tribios: I wanna be a teacher too! Oh, wait, I'm super-duper smart! So I wanna be the teacher's teacher!
- Gentle Mother: Why not? But if you're going to be a teacher, you might need to tone down that hyper energy of yours.
- Tribios: Then... "Trinnon" can do it! She's well-behaved and would make a great teacher.
- Tribbie: (Mama and the others always said I had a great memory...)
- Tribbie: (But now... I can't even tell if this is a memory or a dream...)
Activate the music box and listen to mom telling a story[]
- Gentle Mother: Come, let's line them up.
- (Interact with the music box)
- Gentle Mother: Now, Tribios, set them on this music box and let them compose a melody for our song.
- Tribbie: M—Music box? What's that?
- Gentle Mother: Sweetheart, are you still groggy from your nap? You invented it!
- Tribbie: I... invented it? What does it do?
- Gentle Mother: Oh, my lovely Tribbie, you're usually so bright! What's gotten into you today?
- Gentle Mother: Well, you might as well see for yourself. Put your good friends on it and see the wonders it can do.
- Tribbie: (Put the dolls on...)
- Place the dolls
- Tribbie: It's rotating! And I can hear something...
- Gentle Mother: That's right! It's a music box. If you place the dolls in the right spots, it will start rotating and play beautiful music...
- Gentle Mother: ...Out of all your inventions, this one is my favorite.
- Tribbie: I don't... remember...
- Gentle Mother: It's alright, my child. I'll sing along to the tune, and it will help jog your memories.
- Gentle Mother: "Happiness abounded in this lush land by gods chosen. Giants raised their glasses in a toast beheld by the twelve constellations."
- Gentle Mother: "Three carved the heavens and the earth, three wove the threads of fate. Three molded life with their hands, and three guided calamity's gate."
- Gentle Mother: "They declared the world too unstirring, hence wished endless laughter upon the living."
- Gentle Mother: "Thus you and I were created, with words and song to weave, and love and intimacy to give."
- Gentle Mother: "Thus, creation was complete, who then will bear the weight of humanity's souls, to lighten the steps of the living as a whole?"
- Gentle Mother: "O great Kephale, all-knowing father of stature so tall, yet low does their gaze willingly fall."
- Gentle Mother: "With light of dawn heavy upon their shoulders, golden blood spills unto the land..."
- Gentle Mother: "Converge into a boiling river that flows to the heroic heirs of this world."
- Tribbie: Wh—What's going on?
- Gentle Mother: "O Janus █, please lend me your ears █ █!"
- Gentle Mother: "In the black mist, as death and fate draw close. █n the bloodied earth, the living and dead, but g█o█ts."
- Gentle Mother: "What is this world█ It mirrors your maze-like fa█e. What is this world? A █ilent lament, without a tra██."
- Gentle Mother: "What is the past█ Wandering ghosts that linge█. What is the future? ██uls scattered by fate's f█n██r."
- Gentle Mother: "What is the start█ A voyage born in solitud█. What is the end█ A sp██it, lonely and s█b██e█."
- Gentle Mother: "Lonely and subdued █nd subdue█ and subdue█ subdue█ subdu██ subdued ██b███d ███d███"
- Tribbie: Trianne... Trinnon...!
- Tribbie: Mama, what's going on...?
- Gentle Mother: Hurry! █un! █ █ Tribios, █ ██ run! ███ █ ██ █
- Gentle Mother: The black tide ██ █ has █ ██ █ arrived █ ██ ███ █ ██!
- Tribbie: (Where... can I go?)
Run! Run! Run! Run! Run![]
- Tribbie: What's this...!?
- (Approach the marked location)
- Tribbie: Why...
- Tribbie: Why... are there dolls everywhere!?
- Gentle Mother: This ██ is █ the sacrifice █ ██ of a Holy Maiden.███ █ ██ █
- Gentle Mother: You █ won't █ █ make █ ██ it to the end.███ █ ██ █
- Gentle Mother: Only █ one █ █ person █ ██ can.███ █ █
- Tribbie: I know... I know!
- Tribbie: It's fine if we can't reach the end... Our minds are made up!
- Gentle Mother: Go █ █ bid your farewells, Tri ██ █bios███ █ █
- Gentle Mother: Time ██ █is running█ out.███ ██ █ ██ █ █
- Tribbie: Mama... Are you going to leave me?
- Gentle Mother: My sweet girl, ██ I █ will never █ leave you.██ ██ █ ██ █ █
- Gentle Mother: But remember this, █ █ Tribios...█ ███ ██ █ █
- Gentle Mother: "All shall bid farewell to one, and that person alone will witness the miracle —"
- Gentle Mother: Since your mind is made up, then traverse the black tide and dispel the fog for Amphoreus...
- Gentle Mother: I shall see you tomorrow, my dearest Tribios.
Speak with Aglaea[]
- Tribbie: Mama...!
- Tribbie: ...
- Tribbie: ...Are we still in a dream?
- Aglaea: Did you have a nightmare?
- Tribbie: ...Maybe. But it's been a long time since we had any dreams.
- Aglaea: It's not yet the Entry Hour. You still have plenty of time to rest.
- Tribbie: No... Our heart is still racing.
- Aglaea: It must be that reckless Kremnoan soldier who startled Trinnon — and you as well. If you want, I can pierce through his chest with the golden thread right now.
- Tribbie: Agy...! Cut it out with the scary talk...
- Aglaea: I'm just kidding. If I were serious, I wouldn't have waited until now.
- Tribbie: Ah...
- Aglaea: Do you want to talk about the dream? Keeping it bottled up is not good for your health.
- Tribbie: We... had a dream about Mama.
- Tribbie: The dream itself was nothing... It's just the timing that feels a bit unsettling.
- Aglaea: You mean...
- Tribbie: ...It's Trianne.
- Tribbie: Even if we refrain from ever using the power of the Century Gate again... her soul continues to slowly drift away from her body.
- Tribbie: There isn't much time left.
- Aglaea: Perhaps... it wouldn't be such a bad idea to let her relinquish her role as the "gatekeeper" and live out her days as a carefree child.
- Tribbie: You have a point, Agy. But... our decision has already been made on that matter.
- Aglaea: I believe there's still another way.
- Tribbie: Souls will be spent until they dissolve into dust — such is our fate.
- Tribbie: Once, we had a whole and connected body. If that body were a tree, then its trunk and branches would share the same fate, decaying at the same pace.
- Tribbie: Now, we are fragmented into numerous selves... Despite the absence of a trunk, we are offered another possibility...
- Tribbie: ...We can choose how our branches will perish in a way that is most beneficial to the Flame-Chase Journey.
- Aglaea: Compared with saying farewell to one person... watching many fade away before me is even more sorrowful.
- Tribbie: But "advancing" is the destined end of Janus' trial. There's no retreat in our path.
- Tribbie: Don't feel sad about saying goodbye to us. We have already agreed on this, right?
- Aglaea: It won't be long before I forget what sorrow tastes like.
- Tribbie: ...
- Tribbie: So, what would you like for breakfast, Agy?
- Aglaea: What? Where did that come from...?
- Tribbie: After all this talking, we are feeling a bit hungry. Plus, it's nearly the Entry Hour now.
- Tribbie: Do you remember when we first met, Agy? You were still a little one, and we caught you secretly eating oatmeal late at night...
- Aglaea: Heh, while my emotions might be fading, those memories are still as vivid as ever, teacher.
- Aglaea: Please, let me do it. What would you like to eat?
- Tribbie: It's fine. Leave it to us. You should rest for now. It won't take long, and we will call you once it's done.
- Aglaea: ...In that case, thank you.
- Tribbie: Then... See you tomorrow, Agy!
- Tribbie: (Nevertheless, that nightmare is ominous. Memories are slipping away... even the image of Mama...)
- Tribbie: (Just as expected, another trip must be made to the Abyss of Fate. Hopefully, Oronyx will be willing to help us.)
Observe Phainon conversing with Anaxa[]
- Step DescriptionPhainon finds the confined Anaxa, apparently not just for catching up.
- At the same time, somewhere in Okhema
- Anaxa: ...
- Phainon: Long time no see, Professor Anaxa.
- Anaxa: Who are you?
- Phainon: It's been a while. I'm the one who once overthrew the entire classroom in that spiritual physics lecture.
- Anaxa: Oh, it's you.
- Phainon: No way... Do you really still remember that, professor?
- Anaxa: I remember that glib tongue of yours. What brings you here? Surely you're not looking to reminisce.
- Phainon: You could tell?
- Anaxa: Of course. You only beat around the bush when you have a hidden agenda.
- Phainon: That's not true. I'm here to seek enlightenment, as always...
- Phainon: Could you please teach me everything you know about the black-robed swordmaster?
- Anaxa: Hmph. Rumors sure travel fast.
- Anaxa: Unfortunately I, too, know nothing about it. I can only tell you that it is clad in a black robe and wields a greatsword... At least, it looks like a greatsword. It's shaped like a twisted half-sun...
- Anaxa: And a peculiar dagger resembling a crescent moon.
- Phainon: ...
- Anaxa: By the way, take this with you—
- Anaxa: I got it from the sneak attack. It's yours now.
- Phainon: ...
- Phainon: I was right... It is this thing. The one who torched Aedes Elysiae to the ground... and killed everyone.
- Anaxa: Don't try to be a hero. No one in Okhema stands a chance against that thing right now.
- Phainon: Is that what the Titan said as well?
- Anaxa: Hmph, not at first. But the god relented after having had a taste of its power. Even with a god possessing me, I couldn't fight against that blade...
- Anaxa: That incredible power doesn't seem to be granted by any Titan.
- Phainon: Are you suggesting that... it originates from beyond Amphoreus?
- Anaxa: It's possible. Much like the black tide, no?
- Phainon: ...Nonetheless, it's an enemy we must overcome.
- Anaxa: We? Drop the pipe dream, Phainon. No one wants to see you fall by their blade.
- Phainon: His mere presence will endanger the holy city and the Flame-Chase.
- Anaxa: You know that I don't believe—
- Phainon: —You don't believe in the so-called prophecy. I know. However, I'm here to seek your assistance, not at the request of Aglaea or Tribbie...
- Phainon: I just want to eliminate a threat to the city I pledged to protect. That's all. The tragedy at the Grove must never happen again.
- Anaxa: ...
- Anaxa: Take a seat. Since you are sincerely seeking enlightenment...
- Anaxa: I suppose I can tell you one more thing.
Have an audience with Oronyx and regain memories[]
- Step DescriptionTo replicate memories and fulfill the promise to Krateros, we quietly visit the Abyss of Fate, searching for objects that have witnessed those years.
- Soon after, in the Abyss of Fate
- Trianne: Mmm...
- Tribbie: What's wrong, Trianne?
- Trianne: Nothing! Just... remembering what happened at the Grove.
- Trianne: Monster in the black cloak, so scary. Everyone, in danger... Nightmare, can't forget.
- Tribbie: Don't be scared... There are no bad guys here. Didn't you save everyone with the Century Gate, Trianne?
- Trianne: Trianne threw it away. Far, far away. It's never coming back.
- Tribbie: We got back safe from the Grove because of you, Trianne. You're the reason the Flame-Chase Journey can continue.
- Trianne: Sorry, Trianne feels... a bit dizzy. Why are we here again?
- Tribbie: For the same thing, of course. Remember? Tomorrow, we will reveal the prophecy's past to everyone.
- Tribbie: But first, we need to restore the memories that have been blurred by the fragmentation. We hope to present the full truth to everyone, without hiding anything.
- Tribbie: Since Janus caused the fragmentation, we can only turn to another Titan, Oronyx, for help.
- Trinnon: Also... remember to get breakfast ready for Agy before the Lucid Hour tomorrow!
- Trianne: Ah, yes! Trianne remembers now!
- Trinnon: Oh, on that note... we had better prepare some "saffron" before we meet with the Titan.
- Tribbie: Saffron? Ah, it's an essential offering for rituals in the Temple of the Three Fates. You think we shouldn't go to Oronyx empty-handed?
- Trinnon: Yes. It's also a symbol of Janusopolis. If we are to replicate memories, we need to use something that has experienced those days...
- Trinnon: And when we first met Agy, we added that to the porridge we made for her, and she really loved it!
- Trianne: I see! It's like killing three birds with one stone!
- Trinnon: But... it all depends on whether Oronyx is willing to help us.
- Tribbie: This... could be a problem.
- Trinnon: After all, it was us who took the Coreflame from Janus... From Oronyx's kin.
- Tribbie: We will have to give it a try. If there is truly no other way...
- Tribbie: ...In our current state, we probably can't do anything to them. We*ll cross that bridge when we get there...
- Trianne: Leave it to Trianne. Trianne knows how to play cute!
- Tribbie: In any case, let's look for saffron first. I hope there's still some left in the temple, untouched by Nikador's soldiers.
- Tribbie: I remember that aged saffron is preserved in sealed jars...
- (Unlock Achievement Among the Undying Divine)
Find "saffron" and have an audience with Oronyx[]
- Tribbie: Let's be on the lookout as we go.
- (Enter the main doors)
- Aglaea: "It's a dead end ahead — turn back, teacher."
- Tribbie: What, Agy? No, it's an illusion!
- (Approach the marked location)
- Trianne: Wow! This room is huge!
- Tribbie: Trinnon, did you...
- Trinnon: Yeah, I saw it. Was that... a warning from Oronyx?
- Trianne: What are you two whispering about, Tribbie? Trinnon?
- Tribbie: ...
- Tribbie: (Trianne can't even hear our own telecommunication?)
- Trianne: Well, never mind. Trianne suddenly feels like this place is quite familiar!
- Trianne: There's a whiff of "safari" in this room. It's... right over there!
Follow Trianne and look for "saffron"[]
- Trianne: Over here! Follow Trianne—
- Tribbie: Trianne... Slow down...
- (Approach the broken bridge)
- Mydei: "Even if separation is our fate, a futile death is not the solution."
- Tribbie: It appeared again...
Read the letter Trianne found[]
- (Investigate the letter)
- Trianne: Right here! "I summon thee, Oronyx! Stir up ripples of past reverie!"
- Trianne: ...Something's appeared!
- Trinnon: Wait, we should read it first...
- (Quick Read)
-
Saffron Secret Recipes - To Mr. Wincolm
...
For many years, Janusopolis has relied on the rose myrtle to obtain the boon of the gods. We have spent five or six years now digging out its roots and cutting back its branches. Now, this red tree is on the verge of collapse and has long since ceased to serve its purpose, yet it still seeks to spread out its canopy and eclipse Janusopolis from the glorious rays. We have a secret plan to fell this tree. We just need to wait for the ceremony to make a small move, and the rose myrtle will slip and fall into the abyss... Janusopolis is built on a mountainside — there are more than a few cases of people who have lost their footing in its history.
...
As for the next sacred tree, we were planning on selecting another puppet. As for the rose myrtle's daughter, Tribios... We'll call her saffron for now. In my eyes, I think it would be fine to just find an excuse to off saffron. However, Codex the acolyte is extremely insistent on raising her to become the next sacred tree. She has undergone related education since she was a young girl, which would save a lot of work on our part. As for her identity as the daughter of rose myrtle... She is still young and has not yet grown wings. If we can just keep her grounded, the power of the divine oracle will remain tightly in our grasp.
We both know that the saffron's most outstanding property is that it can be cooked in so many ways: Put in porridge, stewed, or fried... No matter how you cook it, this plant will always be a delicacy.
...Dannalio
- Trinnon: Wait, this is... a letter? It mentions something about "saffron" and... "Tribios"?
- Tribbie: Isn't that name...
- Tribbie: ...Never mind that for now. Why is this letter here? And how did Trianne sense it?
- Tribbie: Could it be... our lost memories?
- Trinnon: Is it possible that we were already noticed by Oronyx and entered their trial?
- Tribbie: But why haven't they said a word?
- Trinnon: Oronyx has the whims of a child. Perhaps... they're toying with us on purpose.
- (Obtain Saffron Secret Recipes)
Continue following Trianne and look for "saffron"[]
- Tribbie: Come on... This isn't the right time to be playing games.
- (Approach Trianne at the bottom of the bridge)
- Castorice: "Separation and death are two sides of the same coin..."
Investigate the dolium Trianne found[]
- (Approach the vision of Castorice)
- Castorice: "Reconciliation doesn't come easily for a mortal."
- Tribbie: Are these visions also fragments of the past?
- (Investigate the dolium)
- Trianne: Tribbie! Trinnon! Look what I found! Is this the "safari"?
- Tribbie: Coming! We*ll take a look...
- Tribbie: ...But Trianne, there's nothing in here.
- Trianne: What? It was right in this dolium...
- Trianne: Huh? There's really nothing here? That can't be! I swear I saw it...
- Tribbie: ...
- Trianne: I swear! Trianne is telling the truth! It was right there — where did it go?
- Trianne: Trinnon, Tribbie, why aren't you saying anything? Trianne can't seem to hear you at all...
- Trinnon: ...We were just lost in our thoughts. Don't worry, Trianne.
- Trinnon: What you saw was likely a Janus hare. We must have startled it away.
- Trianne: ...Okay.
- Tribbie: Could Oronyx be trying to make us falter? But why would they do that?
- Trinnon: Something feels off... Tribbie, don't you think the temple is a little too quiet?
- Tribbie: What do you mean?
- Trinnon: It might just be an illusion, but Trinnon wonders...
- Trinnon: Is Oronyx... really putting us through a trial?
Have an audience with Oronyx and try to convince them[]
- (Approach the Oronyx's Miracle podium)
- Trianne: Ugh, still no luck finding any "safari"...
- Tribbie: I suppose we can do without it... Let's try to convince Oronyx.
- Tribbie: At least they didn't toss us out straight away.
- (Start down the stairs)
- Trianne: Wow! Tribbie! Trinnon! Look at this! So cool!
- Trianne: There are... so many of us now!
- Tribbie: Trianne...
- (Exit the building)
- Trianne: It's really quiet in here! Do all Titans live in dark places like this?
- (Approach the marked location)
- Tribbie: Wh—What's going on?
- Tribbie: Oronyx... disappeared?
Keep observing Phainon conversing with Anaxa[]
- Step DescriptionPhainon finds the confined Anaxa, apparently not just for catching up.
- Not long ago, in Okhema
- Phainon: Are you saying that the black-robed swordmaster is not just tied to the black tide... but is also hunting for Coreflames everywhere?
- Anaxa: This is the most plausible possibility. First, it has a vessel that can hold Coreflames. Second, I'm one of its targets.
- Anaxa: Let's start with the first premise. Its peculiar "ceremonial blade" can interact with the Coreflame, as evidenced by the pull I felt when it stabbed into my chest. I hypothesize that the blade can sense, absorb... or even retain Coreflames.
- Anaxa: The second premise is even more explicit. When it was engaged in fierce battle with many of us and was heavily distracted, it remained consistently focused on me — or rather, on the Titan Cerces inside me.
- Phainon: Heh, so it's plundering the flames...
- Phainon: But if your argument holds up, wouldn't he be headed to Okhema soon? The Vortex of Genesis is full of the Titans' Coreflames.
- Anaxa: Not necessarily. Let's call that person the "Flame Reaver" for now. If my presumption holds, that person has three targets.
- Anaxa: The first target is me. The second target is Oronyx, who hasn't yet fallen. And the third is Okhema and the Vortex of Genesis, where the Coreflames are housed.
- Anaxa: But I suspect Okhema won't be their first target. Kephale's Coreflame is guarded by the Council of Elders' arcane power, and Phagousa's water curtain should be able to block out any external perceptions.
- Phainon: What about Thanatos and Aquila? Their Coreflames are yet to be restored...
- Anaxa: The whereabouts of Thanatos remain a mystery to all. As for Aquila...
- Anaxa: Can you fly?
- Phainon: No, I can't. Why are you asking that?
- Anaxa: Can that swordmaster fly?
- Phainon: ...Ah, good point. But what if he does grow wings...
- Anaxa: If they had wings, I wouldn't have made it out of the Grove alive.
- Phainon: That's a relief. Anyway, since the Flame Reaver has two targets, we need to move fast...
- Anaxa: With the distances between Okhema, the Grove, and these potential targets, I believe we should bolster our defense in...
- Dan Heng: Bad news, Phainon—
- Dan Heng: — Tribbie is missing! The last time the three of them were seen was in...
- Dan Heng: The Abyss of Fate!
Look for Oronyx[]
- Step DescriptionTo replicate memories and fulfill the promise to Krateros, we quietly visit the Abyss of Fate, searching for objects that have witnessed those years.
- Trianne: Oronyx —
- Trianne: Are you in here —?
- Trinnon: No response at all...
- Tribbie: Did they foresee that we were coming and hide in the fog? Or...
- Trinnon: ...
- Trinnon: Tribbie... We should leave. This temple...
- Trinnon: ...Has other people in it.
- Tribbie: What!?
- Trinnon: Listen — footsteps, fast ones. Three or four people, coming this way.
- Trinnon: Come on, we need to hide! Whoever they are, we can't let them see us!
- Trianne: ...
- Trianne: Tribbie, Trinnon... Come check this out.
- Trianne: What's this?
- Trianne: Trianne feels like... it's so familiar.
- (Cutscene plays)
- Trianne: Fly!
- Tribbie: Trianne?
- Trianne: Tribbie...
- Trianne: See you tomorrow.
- (Cutscene Ends)
- Some time later, in Abyss of Fate
- Tribbie: Ugh...
- Tribbie: Where am I...
- Tribbie: Little Gray? Snowy? And...
- Tribbie: Wait... where's Trianne? Is she back?
- Phainon: We only saw the two of you collapsed on the side of the road when we arrived...
- Hyacine: Dannie and I looked around, but we couldn't find any traces of Lady Trianne...
- Trinnon: What about the black-robed swordmaster?
- Phainon: ...Blast it! Of course it's him!
- Phainon: We were still too late. I fear something bad has happened to Oronyx's Coreflame.
- Hyacine: Then, Lady Trianne...
- Tribbie: She doesn't have much divine power left. We can barely sense anything...
- We need to go after that black-robed swordmaster.
- Trianne... I have a bad feeling about this.
- Phainon: That you're both safe is already a blessing.
- Phainon: Everyone, we must take action now. We should split into two groups: One group will stay in the Abyss and meet up with Aglaea's reinforcements, then search for Trianne's whereabouts.
- Phainon: The other group will come with me to pursue the black-robed swordmaster and recover the Coreflame.
- Dan Heng: Do you know where it's headed?
- Phainon: I didn't get to tell you this before, but Anaxa and I already have our misgivings about the black tide, so we've made preparations.
- Phainon: I'll tell you the details as we move. Opportunities are fleeting on the battlefield. We should hurry.
- Okhema Scout: Lord Phainon! Ah... Lady Tribbie! And Lady Trinnon! I'm glad you're alright!
- Phainon: Did Aglaea's people get here?
- Okhema Scout: Yes! Lady Aglaea already knows about the situation and sent along a message.
- Okhema Scout: "Phainon, I understand that swordmaster is of great importance to you, but if you charge in without a plan, I fear that... you won't be the only one who dies in vain."
- Phainon: ...I understand. "Hatred is a hero's deadliest poison." I have no intention of fighting alone. If that swordmaster really is related to the black tide, the Chrysos Heirs must not take them lightly.
- Phainon: I have indeed planned to return to the holy city and discuss the strategy with Aglaea. We'll need all the help we can get for this encirclement.
- Dan Heng: Why don't we split up as previously discussed? Hyacine and I will stay to regroup with the reinforcements. You go back to the holy city with everyone else and tell Aglaea about your plan.
- Trinnon: Trinnon will stay in the Abyss, too. That way, both sides can communicate with each other if anything happens.
- Phainon: Thank you, everyone. (Trailblazer), Tribbie, let's go.
- Returning to the Trailblazer's POV...
- When you have a chance to make a choice, make one that you know you won't regret.
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Passages, Knocking Echoes in Dreams |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 门扉啊，叩声仍激荡梦中 |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 門扉啊，叩聲仍激盪夢中 |
| Japanese | 扉よ、夢の中の叩く音はやまず |
| Korean | 문이여, 두드리는 소리가 여전히 꿈속을 격동시키는구나 |
| Spanish | Portales, ecos que llaman en sueños |
| French | Passage vers les rêves du passé |
| Russian | О врата, раздающийся эхом стук во снах |
| Thai | ประตูเอ๋ย เสียงเคาะยังดังก้องอยู่ในฝัน |
| Vietnamese | Hỡi Cánh Cổng, Tiếng Gõ Vẫn Vang Vọng Trong Mơ |
| German | Tore, lasst das Klopfen in Träumen widerhallen |
| Indonesian | Pintu, Ketukan Masih Menggema dalam Mimpi |
| Portuguese | Passagens, Ecos Batendo em Sonhos |
Change History[]
Released in Version 3.1
