Morimens story · Bleak Tide
Hollow Tremors
1 scenes, 35 lines
1. Hollow Tremors, before the fight
35 linesThe sea monster has been repelled, but your mood is not light.
The villagers of Celephais have all turned into... such monsters?
Salvador sighs, but Sanga smiles lightly.
Living in harmony with the sea, in my eyes, is also a kind of "perfection."
Yes. All things in this world end in illusion. What we await... is the end.
...
Daughter of the All-Father, my sister, can you tell me why these monsters are attacking you?
Sanga takes out an ivory sculpture from her pocket and gently shakes it.
I think they want this.
That is a vague, strange, and blasphemous ivory statue. Though it is broken and incomplete, its original form unrecognizable, it still leaves one feeling dizzy after just a glance.
This feeling...
That's right, it's a sculpture used in rituals. And it's for an Evil Ritual.
Evil sacrificial rites?! Original All-Father, in your boundless compassion for all beings, please grant me the power to cleanse this place.
Sanga, where did this sculpture come from?
Lovely... do you want to know? But why should I tell you?
Try to persuade Sanga
You'll tell me. Sanga, you're always so accommodating when something piques your interest.
Materials... so you already knew.
Ah yes... I don't mind sharing news with someone who understands my aesthetics.
Attempt to trade with Sanga
I'll provide you with some special sculpting materials.
Are you referring to yourself...? Heh. May I choose which body part?
Of course not!
What a pity. But for the sake of those special materials, I'll tell you.
This sculpture was a "gift" from a lovely child just a few days ago.
Aurita?!
Oh? You know Aurita? She still needs a little polish, but she's clearly close to true "beauty."
Sanga chuckles, and at the same time, Salvador and Doll: Inferno look at you.
I still don't believe Aurita would do something like this. She's a good child.
Heh, how "rational" of you. So your task now is to find Aurita?
I respect that decision. The Divine Scripture dictates, "Do not judge hastily. Wait for their repentance."
You look at Sanga, silently inquiring about Aurita's information.
I don't know where she is, but she might.
She?
Sanga does not respond, just walks ahead. You think for a moment and follow her steps.