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The alms return to Tianeea to destroy the Benevodon of Fire. Val first tells his mentor and the mayor about Hinna’s passing. The mayor points them to Dorpher Volcano but tells Val to stop by his home on the way. Val’s mother welcomes the convoy and his father gives sage advice after Val tells him of the trials he’s faced on his journey. He tells Val to trust his heart to lead him down the right path.

Chapter 7

Aeve Zalaha is defeated and the world is safe from the void. Palamena retrieves the stolen crown and Morley is finally able to honor his promise to King Gahul and destroys the Thaumatorb. The convoy returns to the capital triumphant, just in time to see Iain’s coronation. Vadise confirms with Val that the threat of Aeve Zalaha is over and urges the convoy to fight Daelophos once and for all.

Chapter 10

Using the Lumina Lantern, Val is able to piece together the tale of Daelophos and Cerulia’s past. The lovers fled the war to live together in peace until the Mana Goddess named Daelophos her champion. He embarked on a journey to subdue the Benevodons with the Mana Sword, eagerly awaiting the day he could return to Cerulia’s side. The convoy returns to the theater to find that the troupe leader has gone missing.

Chapter 5

Tianeea, the Fire Village, is preparing for the Faerie’s festival. Once every four years, the Faerie appears to name the next Alm of Fire, officially starting the pilgrimage to the Mana Tree. This year, Val has been chosen as the protector of the alms, the soul guard. Nervous and excited, he heads off to meet Hinna, his childhood friend, and take her to the festival.

Chapter 1

Castle Cresceno is overrun with monsters and hasn’t had human visitors in years. However, the convoy finds roving phantoms, echoes of the residents of Etaern before its fall sixteen years ago. Morley looks for his mother in the crowd but realizes that defeating the Benevodon comes first. Val and Morley bravely lead their addled friends through the castle and toward their foe.

Chapter 7

When the world was known as Fa’Diel, mortals started a war that used up mana power and angered the Benevodons. The Goddess gave Daelophos the Mana Sword so he could subdue the eight Benevodons. Sadly, Cerulia died while Daelophos was gone. In despair, he turned on the Goddess. Khoda sealed him away but lost his life in the process. The Goddess had used up her power and could no longer maintain her consciousness.

Chapter 6

The convoy stops by Illystana unexpectedly, much to Iain and Niccolo’s chagrin. The royal crown is missing and there are reports of fearsome monsters throughout the land. Vadise contacts the party, informing them that the Shadow of Chaos, Aeve Zalaha, is behind the attacks. She asks for the help of the alms to stave off the threat, and Iain commands them to slay the monsters as his first royal decree.

Chapter 10

After Vaulchibel’s defeat, Val honors his promise to talk to Hinna’s parents before he leaves the village. Fully expecting to be hated for his part in Hinna’s death, Val is astonished to find her parents not only understanding but comforting to a fault. They tell Val of a letter that Hinna left for him before the start of the pilgrimage. He hurries to their secret meeting place and reads the heartfelt letter before rejoining the rest of the alms.

Chapter 7

The alms go to Verdeus Borough in search of the Benevodon of Wood. But all they find are feathers and no sproutlings. Julei confirms with Dryad, but his worst fears prove true—the sproutlings were eaten. Though they should have survived being eaten, Dryad didn’t see where Floaret was headed. So, the convoy heads for the sanctuary entrance to ask Trent for a clue to the Benevodon’s location.

Chapter 7

Daelophos, consumed by grief and drunk on revenge, attacks the convoy. When Val gets the upper hand and asks for the sword, Daelophos forsakes the Goddess’s old blessing and breaks the Mana Sword. Though his arm is useless, his body is overtaken by immense power. At the last second, the elementals jump into the fray to protect the alms. Daelophos escapes into the sanctuary and the alms follow in pursuit.

Chapter 7

Passar is shocked to see the convoy at Reignus Shrine instead of on its way to the Mana Tree. He explains that Aeve Zalaha will give him the power to turn Illystana into a military state and take over the world. To Morley’s horror, Passar says he was the one who stole the Thaumatorb from the Lunar Sandglass. Realizing the perpetrator behind the tragedy of Etaern was Passar all along, the alms give chase to the Floating Isle of Ulul.

Chapter 10

Daelophos and Cerulia’s souls now at rest, the Mana Goddess addresses Val and the rest of the alms. Now that Val wields the Mana Sword, he has the power to change the very nature of the world. Khoda warns him that he must bear the burden of his decision, but the other alms have complete faith in Val’s vision for the future. Mind made up, Val raises the sword up to the sky.

Chapter 9

Newly released from prison, Niccolo meets the convoy of alms. Morley is surprised to hear that his father already knows of his appointment. Niccolo then asks Val to protect both his adoptive son and Palamena on their journey. Palamena in turn requests that Niccolo continue to aid her brother Iain as he ascends the throne. The party welcomes their new official Alm of Water with open arms.

Chapter 2

Faerie is unable to name the Alm of Wind without consulting with the elemental of wind. Careena decides to accompany the convoy to Mt. Gala to talk to Sylphid. However, before she can leave the vale, Careena needs to apologize to her friend Ramcoh for ignoring her since she and Shiriu got together. The two make amends, but instead of saying their goodbyes, Ramcoh decides to come with the convoy on their pilgrimage.

Chapter 1

Replacement support found, Val keeps the building from collapsing. In return, Aesh gives him the old support, the Shade Sight, an elemental vessel. At the tomespire, Aesh insists on accompanying the convoy inside, despite the dangers. They finally relent after he argues that they wouldn’t leave a “friend” behind. They defeat the monstrous Zehnoa, and Aesh finds the instructions he needs to weaken Daelophos.

Chapter 5

The aqua orb, source of Illystana’s water, has been stolen by Gandoom. Val and the others ask Niccolo to calm the citizens while they go tell Palamena what they know. Iain, still in a stress-induced fever, calls out for “Mena” and asks her to stay with him. Heart aching for her younger brother, the former queen decides to deal with the Benevodon issue for Iain. The convoy heads for the Undertemple, in the depths of the Luka Ruins.

Chapter 7

At the Deade Cliffs, the convoy attempts to use Niccolo’s Jaque Seed to climb the sheer face, but it barely sprouts when it’s planted. With the loss of the Alm of Earth four years earlier, the whole area lacks the mana power necessary to grow the seed. Molebe suggests that the alms go to Gudju to ask the elemental Gnome for assistance. The convoy sets off for the Free City of Tsaata to find a way across the sea.

Chapter 4

The convoy decides to wait for the Alms of Light and Darkness. While at the inn, Val’s worry for Hinna prompts him to sneak into the palace to see her. Hinna confesses that she’s scared of her duty and wishes she could instead stay with Val forever. The two are interrupted by Eoren. He says that if they wish to never be parted, they need only follow him to the pier to learn more about a future where alms don’t have to sacrifice their souls.

Chapter 3

Val fails spectacularly at wind dyeing. When Shiriu offers Hinna a chance to try, Careena has had enough. She pulls off an impressive display, immediately summoning the Faerie. When the Faerie’s gaze rests momentarily on Shiriu, he mistakes her attention as an alm appointment. Shiriu panics and runs away, leaving Careena heartbroken at Shiriu’s cowardly retreat. She then demands to be named the alm in his stead.

Chapter 1

Val and the rest of the alms manage to subdue the four super-powered monsters. They return to Illystana to tell Iain the good news but uncover an even deeper plot. Passar’s lackeys have been caught and confess that their wayward master is the true mastermind behind all the recent incidents. The convoy heads to Reignus Shrine to try and stop Passar before he can revive Aeve Zalaha.

Chapter 10

The convoy locates Sylphid at the top of Mt. Gala, menaced by Mantis Ant. Together they manage to defeat the monster and save the elemental. Sylphid agrees that Careena would be the perfect candidate and with that, she is officially named the Alm of Wind. The group sets off on their way to the next village.

Chapter 1

Val and the other alms finally reach the Mana Tree. Before them is Daelophos, poised to attack the Goddess. He has lost complete control of himself and is only motivated by revenge. The alms declare their intent to stop Daelophos and protect their loved ones, beginning the final battle to save the world.

Chapter 9

Daelophos unseals the Benevodon of Earth, Garethe, before taking flight. The convoy manages to defeat Garethe and locate the elemental vessel of light, Lumina Lantern, on the deck of the Dyluck, Daelophos’s ancient ship. Val is unsure of how to proceed, but Palamena offers a suggestion

Chapter 5

After an encounter with the mysterious Ramcoh, Val and Hinna find themselves with an elemental vessel called the Sylphid Boomerang. The children chasing after Ramcoh tell Val to return the vessel to the chief and so, Val and Hinna resume their trek to Longren, the Vale of Wind. They hope the chief can shed some light on the new Alm of Wind who will join their pilgrimage.

Chapter 1

Trent, as it happens, is suffering from a blight caused by Daelophos’s curse. Fearing their friend might succumb to an endless sleep like the Mana Goddess, Palamena suggests that they visit Aesh and ask if he can help. Julei agrees and the group heads to Log’grattzo.

Chapter 7

The convoy saves Julei from Grapplavine. Once the coast is clear, Dryad explains that the monster was the reason the borough lacked enough mana power to bloom. Now that nothing is draining the plants’ nutrients, however, Dryad can name the new alm

Chapter 4

Eoren parts ways with the convoy as they head for Illystana. His own village of Gudju having fallen four years past, he wishes them luck with their travels. Morley talks about what Illystana, his second home after Etaern, has to offer. It’s also the place where his adoptive father lives. The convoy muses on the Alm of Water they have yet to meet as they cross Pritta Ridge.

Chapter 2

Besseroth is defeated and Shiriu is reunited with the convoy. Careena finally has a chance to talk with Shiriu after their unfortunate parting. At the time, Shiriu panicked when he thought Careena wasn’t going to be chosen as the alm, knowing that traveling the world was her dream. With her return to the vale, he can finally see her off on like he always wanted to. Happy to clear the air between them, Careena makes ready to continue on her journey.

Chapter 7

Upon arriving in Gudju, the convoy discovers that Eoren is fighting Daelophos near Lyza’s statue. They try to stop him, but Eoren is cut down by the Mana Sword. With his dying breath, he implores Val to keep their vision, a future without sacrifices, alive in his stead. Unintentionally, Val’s ability activates and turns the fallen Eoren and Lyza into corestones.

Chapter 5

Val finds Aesh has arrived in Terratio with bad news. An enormous amount of mana power is now concentrated at the Temple of Wendel, meaning the Benevodon of Light has indeed been released from her seal. The troupe leader wanders toward Wendel as though in a trance, calling out to Daelophos as she goes. Aesh offers to look after the actors while the rest of the convoy goes to stop the Benevodon.

Chapter 5

Val locates Passar’s key and, with a little help from Eoren, manages to clear Careena’s name. Grateful that someone would come to her defense, Careena grows closer to her fellows as they prepare to set off on the Primm.

Chapter 1

Finally, the convoy reaches the entrance to the Sanctuary of Mana. As they approach, they are stopped in their tracks by Eoren. He tells the group that he will change the world of Qi’Diel back to the Fa’Diel of the past, making the alms’ sacrifice obsolete and freeing Lyza from her obligations. For that, he needs the power of the stuck sword. With the energy of Hinna’s stolen corestone, he releases the Mana Sword from its stone imprisonment.

Chapter 4

The Mana Sword is not the only thing that Eoren unseals; Daelophos, a legendary hero of old is also released from the boulder. After consuming Hinna’s corestone, Daelophos easily rebuffs Eoren’s attempt to take the sword himself. Val, too, finds himself overpowered. But with help from Trent, the overseer of the sanctuary, the convoy makes their escape to plan their next move.

Chapter 4

On their way out of the freezing weather, the convoy encounters many new acquaintances, including a trio of Morley’s merchant sisters, a swordmaster known as Meelpa, and a small cactus creature. With the help of Meelpa’s trained pikuls, the convoy makes their way across the steppe toward Rhata Harbor.

Chapter 1

Eoren and Lyza find themselves confronted by villagers, patrollers, and even their friend Danam as they make their escape. Everyone pleads with Lyza to fulfill her duty as the new Alm of Earth. Without her sacrifice to the Mana Tree, the village will be destroyed. But Eoren refuses to listen and continues to fight his way through the village with Lyza at his side.

Prologue

Five of the Benevodons attack the sanctuary but are blocked by the barrier that surrounds it. To aid the convoy in their mission to defeat the Benevodons, Khoda unleashes Ramcoh’s true form

Chapter 7

Fearful of the sacrifice to come, Eoren and Lyza attempt to escape their home of Gudju. The Faerie looks on, worried about what their flight could mean for the future of the Earth Village.

Prologue

Val and Hinna come across a fellow traveler along Charred Passage taking shelter from the cinders of Dorpher Volcano. Eoren introduces himself and asks the couple how they feel about the end that awaits them at the Mana Tree. Confused at Eoren’s question, Val confirms his wish to see his alm charges safely on their way. The three spend an agreeable night waiting for the volcanic rain to abate before continuing on their respective journeys.

Chapter 1

Hinna and Ramcoh visit the market, Morley takes care of an injured stranger in the fountain square, and Careena finds an interesting shop. Val tries the palace but is told that only alms are allowed in. The guards let slip that they’ve lost track of the queen yet again but encourage Val to buy some souvenirs in town while they sort it out. And so, Val finds himself heading in the same direction as Hinna.

Chapter 2

Once the convoy reaches Dorpher, they meet Salamando, the elemental of fire. Val swears to fix everything, and though Salamando welcomes the sentiment, he wants to see action to back it up. Noting that Hinna was never one to lack passion, the elemental tries to pump Val up for the upcoming fight. After dodging magma pools and lava flows, the convoy finally faces off against Vaulchibel.

Chapter 7

In Log’grattzo, they meet the inquisitive Aesh. He believes they can weaken Daelophos with a forbidden method, the plans for which lie in the middle of the dangerous Passagean Tomespire. Aesh agrees to show them the way but is distracted by another issue

Chapter 5

The abandoned Gamurda Mines are full of monster nests. After defeating Jewel Eater, the party encounters Gnome. It turns out that the elemental had been swallowed up by the monster, which sapped him of his mana power. With Jewel Eater defeated, Gnome agrees to help the party grow the Jaque Seed. The convoy leaves Watts, Gnome, and Lyza and heads back to the Deade Cliffs.

Chapter 4

Vuscav conveys the convoy across the sea to what remains of Gudju. There they find the sole inhabitant, a miner by the name of Watts. Val is eager to talk to Lyza but discovers her body has turned to stone. Watts recounts what happened to her and Eoren, and how it led to the destruction of the village four years ago. He also gives the convoy the Gnome Shovel and tells them to look for Gnome in the Gamurda Mines.

Chapter 4

Ulul is what remains of the Mystic Realm before it was conjoined to the Mortal. With some help from Flammie, the convoy makes it to the floating isle and defeats Floaret before it can take root. Julei has a talk with Dryad about what he’s learned on his pilgrimage. He feels that the sproutlings have been too removed from world and wants to start branching out. With a final performance of his new and improved song, Julei and the alms set out once more.

Chapter 7

The lunar eclipse blurs the lines between past and present, causing Morley to relive his childhood memories. He and Val manage to subdue the monster ambush outside of town. Though Morley was unable to harness the power of the moon sphere, his thoughts of his mother revive the elemental of the moon, Luna. With her return, the parish is no longer doomed. The Faerie then announces Luna’s choice for the Alm of the Moon

Chapter 1

Without the muddling effects of the Benevodon, the actors remember the end of the play

Chapter 5

Daelophos, now a shell of anguish and vengeance, attacks, overpowering the convoy. Fearing the worst, Val braces for the end until his fallen friends, Eoren and Lyza, come to his aid. The Mana Tree begins to resonate with the wishes of the world, wrapping the alms in a protective glow. Val summons the will of the people and repairs the broken Mana Sword. Supported by Eoren, Lyza, his allies, and his beloved Hinna, Val delivers the final blow.

Chapter 9

Once they locate the moon sphere, Morley takes them back to his camp. As the moon is hidden in the sky, the scene at the bottom of the hill begins to change. Etaern looks as though no tragedy has ever befallen it, bustling and busy as ever. Morley swiftly makes for the parish with Val and the others following after him.

Chapter 1

Everyone in the parish returns to their former selves after the Benevodon is defeated. Meelpa apologizes to Morley for causing him trouble, but the alm assures him that Meelpa was the least of his worries. Instead, Morley insists on helping to rebuild his home. The returnees are happy to hear it and wish Morley well on the rest of his journey. With a renewed sense of purpose, Morley and the others resume their mission.

Chapter 7

The convoy learns that Morley’s adoptive father, Niccolo, has been framed for the recent spate of water troubles by none other than Passar. Niccolo is a respected and well-known merchant, with enough influence to rival that of Passar’s. Madeline tells the convoy that the issues appear to have started in the nearby Luka Ruins. Val and the alms make for the ruins to prove Niccolo’s innocence and capture Passar.

Chapter 2