Prophecy

There's a lot of jumping around tonight, so let's see how much information I miss. Also, don't get the items during Fou's turns.

Speaking of Fou-lu, he's in the farming village of Sonne. The inhabitants speak like they're Scottish but live in a village inspired by the East. The music gives me Chinese vibes. This is a short segment, as he's quickly told to go back to bed by Mami, the girl who's been nursing back to health. The Emperor obliges.

Deis is asleep, but we have so many questions. Most of them are about Ryu's other half and where he is. To get our inquiries answered, we need to wake her up. So the Abess sends her back into her world. It's a straight path to a Greek temple. Inside are a bunch of buff dudes with shiny teeth that sprinkle just like the stars in space. Deis is upset we're here and remarks that mortals always ask so much of gods. She offers to answer our questions, but she needs to wake up first. So we leave, and the body of Rhem wakes up. Deis asks about the summoning technique and if there's a specific place. Deis is down to help Ryu meet with Fou, but there's one thing she's worried about: Ryu's disappearance. Ryu and Fou are one and the same. If they meet, then they will fuse together. Should this meeting happen now, Fou, a centuries old master of his divine powers, will be the survivor. Not only that, but we learn the two may be separate both in space and time as well. However, Deis' plan might solve this. We have to summon dragons!

Fou is still the in the village, and he's more daring than before. He goes to look for Mami again, and she's off in the fields. When he sees her, she gets upset. Not only that, but her landlord is furious. Who's this guy "shacked up" with Mami? Mami introduces Fou as her cousin, Ryong, and it soothes the lord. At the very least, something new alters the conversation. A loud roar is heard from the forest, and Fou gives chase. In the back is a giant, furious boar. If you attack every turn, you won't need to transform. The boar transforms into something smaller and runs away. When Fou returns to the village, they're amazed Mami's cousin can do such a thing.

Nina and crew are off to Sinchan. As we pass a crevice, Ershin comes running towards us. She's still sentient? Deis believes her power rubbed off on the armor, and now the suit of armor is a real girl. Ershin wants to join us and her master. But Deis suggests it act like a suit of armor. Ershin asks Nina what this means, and she suggests that Alphonsa protect Deis. We're confused now, though, so Nina tells Ershin to return to the village.

We continue to Sinchan, and it's pretty short. You'll have to double back if you want all three chests, with two using this dungeon's puzzle. Inspect the painting in the pillar room after taking the bottom stairs. It'll raise the two other pillars beside us, so quickly return to the previous room and go up. Jump across the pillars but let the time run out while standing on the left pillar. This gives you access to the two chests in the next room. Do that all again but go through the upper door to advance. Deis and Ryu call forth all the dragons in the world, but we jump back to Fou.

This scene seems to be taking place alongside Ryu's calls of the dragons as Fou hears the thing too. But he can't go... A similar sound as before happens, but the inciting incident comes from the volcano. It's about to erupt, and everyone worries about the god. An actual god is here, and Fou wants to meet this so called deity. Fou climbs the volcano and enters the cave. In the back is a large rock man with a plant on its head. Fou believes it has come in close proximity with a god, and some of the power has rubbed off on it. Kinda like Ershin? Marl doesn't understand, so he attacks Fou. Turn into a dragon and use Eraser every other turn. Marl summons two pets that get wiped out with the move and use basic attacks when he's alone. Fou leaves, and Mami's landlord is angry. There's no way this guy is Mami's cousin.

Deis is speaking to all the dragons in their "human" form. Deis requests that the dragons grant Ryu a portion of their power to prevent Ryu from disappearing. The dragons are mere watchers now and don't care to get involved. Especially because Deis wants to use Ryu to return to the otherside. The dragons have accepted their fate and are down to be neutral entities on [world name here]. Deis scorns them for believing in fate, especially as gods. Her words seem to trigger something, but there's a catch. If Ryu comes and finds them, they'll grant him their power. The Wind Dragon gives Ryu the ability to turn into a wind form and wishes us luck. And it's back to...

Fou! But the Empire has shown up. One of the scenes tonight had Fou tell him a story about himself and how he came to power. During this, he said his name... The soldiers peacefully march to Mami's house, and Fou thinks of a way out. One that won't cost Sonne. But there's nowhere to go, so he hangs out in the house. The soldiers are knocking on the door, but Mami pushes them aside. She quickly locks the door and tells Fou to leave through the broken wall in the oven. The moment she saw him, she knew he was special. Fou obeys, and the soldiers open the door. Their target is gone, but the soldiers are angry at Mami. They'll use her for the Carronode - the hex cannon.

We cut again, but not to Ryu. It's armored Ershin. Something is knocking on her armor, and it's the Abess. The Empire is here too. All the children have gotten away, and now Abess is worried about Ryu and his friends, including Ershin. We see the guy we met in Sarai roaming the town, so we'll figure out what's going on...

...tomorrow!

Akin to nothing, I 100 percented Grand Theft Auto 3. It kinda sucks.