{ChangeAction(CHANGE3)Humans are too quick to trust others, too easily broken, and too dependent on others.
That's because their curiosity always gets the best of them.
That curiosity was the very reason that brought the shadow
from the world beyond Kamasylve into this world.
In truth, we were never interested in Kamasylve's light at the beginning.
The Ganelle need it for their own survival. That's not our concern.
But one night, when all of Grána was on fire and teeming with Dark Spirits,
Chief Josya Odore realized the true identity of the shadow.
By burning her own self, she set fire on Kamasylve, and succeeded in closing the portal.
That's how she defeated the darkness.
But as fate would have it, the darkness returned again,
from an unknown route beyond the desert this time.
That is why Queen Viorencia came to a conclusion,
that human beings, the risk factor, must be kept under tight control.
What's more, Sephir, a radical, went much further by claiming that humans
must be either eradicated or used as a shield in the imminent war against Hadum.
What do I think...? Well, perhaps I spent too much time with Kacina.
Developing an affection for someone can turn you into someone else, I guess.
Speaking of which, who was that female human you were trying so hard to rescue?
And...how does that god have two names?

Speaking of which, who was that female human you were trying so hard to rescue?
And...how does that god have two names?

I had no access to the Crypt of Resting Thoughts,
so I wasn't sure who exactly the master of Ancient Darkness was.
What I did discover was that this master or god was called the God of Radiant Light.
and also of some relation to the Shadow Knights.
But as the Shadow Knights are in league with Sephir,
I had to stop my investigation so that Kacina could live.
Apparently the Shadow Knights succeeded in making the Forbidden Arena
using a document Sephir stole from the Crypt of Resting Thoughts.
{ChangeAction(CHANGE2)When you two mentioned Saigord's Horn,
I realized what naive and foolish wanderers you two are.
Having the horn on you means that you sided with those who rebelled against the Queen,
and thus you cannot go beyond this place, Narcion.
The port is where slaves are brought in and classified.
It is where we the Ahib cooperate under the Audrite Doctrine, our religion.
Narcion is the paradise of Narc, the Ancient Spirit.
It is where the minimum level of trade is allowed according to the Moon Treaty of Narcion.
Other areas except for these two regions are explicitly divided under different factions
and all the land you see beyond Narcion is the Queen's territory.
But you defeated Saigord and obtained its horn.
I suppose Sephir's vassal, Opencilla was behind all this?
She is actually the culprit who detonated the Fallen Seed of Turasil
in the capital city, when Sephir rebelled against the Queen.

Completion Target: Helonne
- Listen to Ataraxia's story about her wanderings
- Listen to Helonne's story about her wanderings

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Required actions:

1. Meet NPC: Helonne
   Conditions:
   Accepted quest [O'dyllita] Strange Wanderer
   or
   Meet NPC: Helonne
   Conditions:
   Accepted quest [O'dyllita] Strange Wanderer
2. Meet NPC: Helonne
   Conditions:
   Accepted quest [O'dyllita] Strange Wanderer
   or
   Meet NPC: Helonne
   Conditions:
   Accepted quest [O'dyllita] Strange Wanderer