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This comes to a head when Psaro is informed of the discovery of [[Estark's Crypt]] and sets out to harness the power of the ultimate monster, and Rose attempts to hold him back by his arm. Shaking her off, Psaro leaves Rose behind as she quietly weeps on her knees, being the first time the two have been apart since their journey began. This separation would prove disastrous for the entire world as it allowed the wicked [[Aamon]] to send his agents to abduct Rose, leaving a [[succubat]] trained to cast [[Morph]] in her place. The impostor lingers in her room in Rosehill Tower, claiming to have escaped when the kidnappers weren't looking. Toilen suddenly enters the scene and calls out the deceit, yelling that he witnessed the entire charade when he returned to the tower to make amends and that the real Rose is in serious danger. The player is then given the choice to believe Toilen or the succubat, but the latter's mimicry of the ruby tears proves too convincing. This forces a bad ending reminiscent of the original game where the lie is revealed to Psaro by the succubat in mockery later on, and after rushing off to find the real elf she dies in his arms. Driven insane with grief beyond words, Psaro utilizes the Secret of Transmutation to mutate into an affront to all Creation, devastating Nadiria before being killed by the Chosen and left to languish in an eternity of darkness. | This comes to a head when Psaro is informed of the discovery of [[Estark's Crypt]] and sets out to harness the power of the ultimate monster, and Rose attempts to hold him back by his arm. Shaking her off, Psaro leaves Rose behind as she quietly weeps on her knees, being the first time the two have been apart since their journey began. This separation would prove disastrous for the entire world as it allowed the wicked [[Aamon]] to send his agents to abduct Rose, leaving a [[succubat]] trained to cast [[Morph]] in her place. The impostor lingers in her room in Rosehill Tower, claiming to have escaped when the kidnappers weren't looking. Toilen suddenly enters the scene and calls out the deceit, yelling that he witnessed the entire charade when he returned to the tower to make amends and that the real Rose is in serious danger. The player is then given the choice to believe Toilen or the succubat, but the latter's mimicry of the ruby tears proves too convincing. This forces a bad ending reminiscent of the original game where the lie is revealed to Psaro by the succubat in mockery later on, and after rushing off to find the real elf she dies in his arms. Driven insane with grief beyond words, Psaro utilizes the Secret of Transmutation to mutate into an affront to all Creation, devastating Nadiria before being killed by the Chosen and left to languish in an eternity of darkness. | ||
Thankfully Rose's murder by Aamon's agents is undone thanks to Toilen, who stole a few samples of the [[Sands of Time]] earlier in their adventure and rewound reality to the moment of Psaro choosing to believe him or the impostor Rose. The succubat is dealt with quickly and the duo make it to Rose in time, who is brought up to speed and doesn't waste a moment in confronting Psaro over his goal to annihilate humanity. Having learned the error of his ways, Psaro relents and the lovers are never again parted even as they journey into the very heart of Nadiria to confront Psaro's despotic father. | Thankfully Rose's murder by Aamon's agents is undone thanks to Toilen, who stole a few samples of the [[Sands of Time]] earlier in their adventure and rewound reality to the moment of Psaro choosing to believe him or the impostor Rose. The succubat is dealt with quickly and the duo make it to Rose in time, who is brought up to speed and doesn't waste a moment in confronting Psaro over his goal to annihilate humanity. Having learned the error of his ways, Psaro happily relents and the lovers are never again parted even as they journey into the very heart of Nadiria to confront Psaro's despotic father. | ||
Much later, during the post-game, it is revealed that Rose is a direct descendant of [[El Zetta]], a kingdom of elves known for their ability to control time and space through the travelite and [[chronocite]] crystals. This is how Rose was able to naturally recall the ceremonial dance necessary to make use of the travelite crystals and imbue the teleportation power into the whole of Rosehill Tower. | Much later, during the post-game, it is revealed that Rose is a direct descendant of [[El Zetta]], a kingdom of elves known for their ability to control time and space through the travelite and [[chronocite]] crystals. This is how Rose was able to naturally recall the ceremonial dance necessary to make use of the travelite crystals and imbue the teleportation power into the whole of Rosehill Tower. | ||