If I'd just been a day sooner... one day, that's all I needed-
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4 lines · 2 repliesYou found the Flower being guarded by a desperate echoling. He wants you to read a letter detailing the death of his fallen comrade to see what he could have done to save him.
You read the letter. What should I have done? How do- how do I stop this?
You have suggested a course of action that could have changed the past. Check the letter to see what happened.
Tamala: A Palian this time? Well, I can't say I'm too torn up about their passing.
Tamala: They should have known better than to occupy these woods.
Tamala: I doubt anyone here had much influence over the War. They only wanted to protect their home.
Tamala: And yet they destroyed another's instead.
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Did I do it? Is Askaari okay?!
Time to see if anything's changed once more.
Tamala: ...They do nothing wrong.
Tamala: But Beast...
Tamala: It's a spirit of vengeance, and they are Palian soldiers. It is only doing what it was born to do.
Tamala: What a terrible existence. To the Beast, the pain of the war must be as fresh as the day it was born.
Tamala: That's no reason to spread its pain to everyone else.
Tamala: Is that not what Echo does? It has little choice in the matter.
Tamala: ...But it still hurts. It kills.
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Why isn't it working? Why does it keep getting WORSE?
How do I save him? I'd die for him, and he won't even let me do that!
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21 lines · 4 repliesLike the others it appears the desperate echoling has left behind a Flowflower.
The desperate echoling has decided to let go and reunite with his lost love in death. See how the others are faring.
Tamala: That was a kind thing you did for that Echoling, little wolf.
Tamala: No. Not kind. I had to.
Tamala: No matter what you had to do, you helped him pass on.
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