L98. Advance Towards the Unknown Reason

Npc : Stargazer Aislan
🗺️ : Alternate Dimension. Oblivion Border (x:339 y:552)

Difficult to accept, understood, but difficult to accept.

You are working hard for this World, from Saphael to Alternate Dimension, facing various dangers and challenges, trying your best to save this World.

Saving the World is not a past or future tense for you, it is a present continuous tense.

If the danger can be resolved before the resources are exhausted, there is no need for Aislan to do so.

"No one is obligated to save anyone, even Sprite Messengers."

"It is irresponsible to put all hope on you, %n%... Sprite Messengers, just do what you can and are willing to do."

"The people here are the ones I brought the Barrier to, and I will bear the consequences myself."

"And you, %n%, you also have things you need to do."

"The troubles here have already delayed you too much time, you and Sage should set off, and I can handle the rest."

Stargazer bows deeply to you.

"Finally, I just want to tell you - the person you and Sage are chasing, perhaps his actions have other reasons."

"Please believe in the people who have been with you all the way here, who want to prevent the Day of Destiny and want to protect this World. This goal will not change."

Say goodbye to Aislan and meet your Babama waiting for you at the edge of the ice FrostBarrier (746, 618).

Then go with her to the Winter Snow Forest (260, 184) in Alternate Dimension and continue your journey.

Your companion always looks ahead.

You don't know if there's any wavering in her heart, but her gaze has never wavered.

Npc : Sage Babama
🗺️ : Alternate Dimension. Winterflake Forest. (x:260 y:184)

This is the Winter Snow Forest of Alternate Dimension...

The scenery in front of us is similar yet different from the border of Alternate Dimension Forget.

Similar in that it bears the marks of Erosion.

Different in that the Sprites that used to exist are no longer here.

At the border, there were Barriers left by the Sprites, but there is nothing left here.

"...We may have arrived too late.