Daeva has helped Shugo, so Shugo will give Daeva the information.

(The Shugo retrieves a dusty book from a shelf.)

Daeva must help Shugo. Shugo cannot see very well any more. Would Daeva read out the serial number on the sword?

What’s the serial number?

• ‘BC54202202.’
• ‘My eyesight isn’t good enough either.’
• "AC11113456."

BC54202202... BC54202202...

Ah, Shugo has found it. This weapon was delivered... on the same day a massive battle broke out at Dryrock.

Shugo can remember the owner. An impressive Daeva.

He was as impressive as a Brigade General when he drew his huge sword on the front line, fighting until the Balaur fled before him.

Seeing the signs of battle from that day... it makes Shugo’s heart hurt.

• You keep listening.

The owner of the sword must have been kidnapped at Dryrock. Shugo remembers the Balaur took a lot of Daevas that way.

Despite what Shugo just said, would Daeva go to Dryrock and collect the belongings from the fearful spirits and restless skeletons?

Those restless skeletons and spirits often gather items that have been lying around since that old battle. If Daeva can deal with them, Daeva might find they have some war mementos on them.

Maybe if Daeva collects a lot of them Daeva will find a clue there about who the sword belongs to.

• Accept
• Decline

Isn’t that an excellent idea? Daeva could bring it to Master Craftsman Anusis.

He would certainly be able to completely restore it.

Shugo hopes Daeva finds what Daeva is looking for.

Daeva must stay alert. The Abyss is dangerous, akakak!

• You end the conversation.

Collect Mementos and bring them to Anusis, in the hope of finding out more about Theorus’ father.

Oh!? Oh no! Daeva can’t read it, and Shugo can’t read it either. This is an emergency!

Then ask a passing horned roach, or find another way to check the sword’s serial number.

Then you can come tell Shugo, akakak!

• You check it once more.

Tell me. What brings you here?

• You hand over the dusty mementos.

Hm. I’m not sure what those are, but I certainly won’t be able to help you there. There’s not much there, and it’s all in such a sorry state.

Come and see me again when you have more to show me.

• You end the conversation.

Hm. I’m not sure what those are, but they seem to contain a lot of feelings.

Is this energy... love for someone? I’m getting all emotional.

Why did you bring this to me?

Hoping to find clues as to the whereabouts of Theorus’ father, you collected dusty Mementos from Dryrock and brought them to Anusis.