The newly planted flowers in the Greenhouse have bloomed. Go take a look.
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Aha, you're finally here.
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It's been a while, my sweet seed of fate.
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Are you here for the flowers? Perfect timing. They're about to bloom.
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Consultants roam all across Solaris, and when they return, they always bring rare flower seeds as souvenirs.
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You like flowers?
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Nah-uh, I just enjoy planting them.
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Watching them grow, waiting for them to bloom—you know, waiting makes the fruits so much sweeter.
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Of course, I have my own special seed.
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Every day, I'm consumed by the urge to see it thrive, trembling with excitement for its bloom, the soft touch of petals unfolding in my palm... This feeling… I can't wait to make it mine!
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Hehe, it's the best thing ever to watch and protect it as its breeder.
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Just a little fun of mine. Well, how's it going, {PlayerName}? Enjoying your time here?
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I heard you got the Shorekeeper and all of us out of a huge mess, huh?
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Yes, because I can.
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How did you know that?
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If I remember correctly, you weren't here back then...
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Hehe, I expected as much. You've shown great potential since you arrived in Jinzhou.
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(Jump:15)
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Well... I'm a Bloom Bearer, and a Bloom Bearer knows what they want to know.
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(Jump:15)
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Aww, you're a sharp one. Yes, I had something else going on, couldn't say hi to you first. What a pity.
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(Jump:15)
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Didn't know the Shorekeeper would entrust a newcomer with such important tasks... She trusts you. A lot.
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You are…
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Hey, {PlayerName}. It's Beatrice. Remember me from the Error Cell?
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I hate to ask, but could you come back to the Error Cell?
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What happened?
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We've run into some trouble, and honestly, you're the only one the Shorekeeper trusts to handle it.
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I'll explain everything when you get here.
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Thanks a lot! And don't worry, there'll be a reward for you.
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Duty calls. I have to go.
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"Oh, congratulations, Ms. Popularity!" Whatever…
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If only you could be mine… I'd root you in my garden, where only I could savor your sweet, robust vitality… Hehe, just kidding. Hope you don't mind.
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…How strange.
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I've felt this way before…
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Hehe, interesting.
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{PlayerName}, there you are! It's been a while, and you still look great.
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Since you came to the Black Shores, so many unexpected things have happened… Even the Shorekeeper made an appearance.
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Anyway, let's get to the point. Do you remember what the Error Cell is for?
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Yes.
(Jump:4)
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Not really.
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Great, your memory is as sharp as ever.
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(Jump:6)
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Well, it's basically a "prison" for containing hazardous waste like corrupted Stellar Matrices.
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(Jump:6)
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The problem is, one of the "prisoners" has escaped.
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It's headed towards the Necrostar and seems to be trying to go even deeper.
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The Shorekeeper is tied up with modulation and can't leave.
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That's why I need your help to recapture it and prevent any more incidents. You're the best person for the job.
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What should I do?
(Jump:11)
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How much are you paying?
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Don't worry, I'll make it worth your time.
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(Jump:11)
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The escapee is hiding, but we can use the remnants of its data to track it down.
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(…I think I heard something.)
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What's the matter?
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Nothing. Go on.
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While investigating, I discovered that a few years ago, a Consultant accessed these data.
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She was out in the field recently and just returned to the Black Shores. You should check in with her first.
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Alright. I'll call if I get anything.
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Thank you. I'm counting on you!
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Oh, you're quick! I knew you wouldn't keep me waiting.
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Were you following me?
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Yeah, is that a problem?
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I followed you to the cell on a whim. Then I heard something interesting.
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Plus, this thing is just finding its way back to its owner. I see no wrong in that.
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To its owner… Are you that "Lady Flora"?
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Yes and no.
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Just like you, I've completely forgotten about the past! All of it! So, I guess I'm not the Lady Flora you're looking for.
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You've lost your memory too…
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Then how did you know you're Lady Flora?
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Of course, I did some digging, but… a little accident stopped me.
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(If Camellya is Lady Flora, then we were supposed to be close, but neither of us remembers…)
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(The fact that I used to be the leader... This should only be known to the Shorekeeper.)
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(Maybe I shouldn't mention it to Camellya until I'm sure she's not a threat.)
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{PlayerName}, if you want to use that trinket to find the problematic matrix, then play with me! Entertain me, and I'll help you.
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What shall we play?
(Jump:18)
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What if I say no?
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Well… Then I'll take this and make a run for it!
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You can try to catch me, but be warned, it won't be an easy chase. Or, you could play along and maybe I'll let you have it. It'll be more fun that way!
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(Jump:18)
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Since you handled the Threnodian, a little game of battle shouldn't be too much trouble for you, right?
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As a Bloom Bearer, I need to pick the perfect seeds for the Black Shores and give them my utmost care.
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All these years, I haven't met anyone intriguing—not one person!
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You're MY seed of fate. If I let you go so easily, all my efforts, my yearning, my hunger will not be satisfied.
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If you get taken or killed by somebody else...
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...I would be very, very, very unhappy.
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Why are you so obsessed with me?
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Why do you call me your seed of fate?
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Why? It's pure instinct!
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Flowers thirst for water; beasts hunger for flesh. It's nature, just like my craving for you.
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I want it, and I get it. That's how I live.
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That fleeing Stellar Matrix might affect the Necrostar’s functioning. Worse, it could threaten the Black Shores.
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So? I don't care! If this island's gonna blow up, so be it. Unless, of course, it ruins my fun.
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…
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Are you angry? Hehe, your anger is sooo delicious…
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Fight me. I can't wait to see who'll be the winner. I've been itching to get a taste of your blade.
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Enough small talk. I'll play.
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Hahahaha! Fantastic! Let's get started!
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What a show. You never disappoint me. With you around, the days ahead will be so much fun.
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The game's over. Here you go, the thing I promised you. Let's keep going, my hero~
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The info in that matrix is related to you. With you by my side, I should be able to locate and capture it faster.
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Hehe, alright. So...?
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We need to solve this accident as soon as possible, and you promised to help if I played the game with you.
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Haha! Guess I have no other choice, huh?
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...Well, it's lovely to see you being a little pushy too! I like your serious side. Sure, I'll go.
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What else do you know about Lady Flora? You said a small accident happened during your investigation...
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Yeah, ended up stuck in a boring medical pod for half a month and almost died from severe Overclocking.
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You call that a small accident?
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Sure, it's no big deal, since I survived.
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Hmm... My memories were sealed by Lady Flora somehow. No matter how much I try to recall, it doesn't work.
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I only remember waking up in a cave, my mind completely blank. Drifted aimlessly for years, until I stumbled upon the Black Shores.
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And guess what? Turns out I had lived here before! Naturally, I wanted to investigate further and figure it out.
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So that's what I did. I'm sure I uncovered the truth behind my memory loss, but… when I woke up in the medical pod again, I'd forgotten everything.
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Guess somehow I almost died from Overclocking when I learned about my past, and I had to seal my memories away again. That's pretty much what happened, I think?
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I still don't know why Lady Flora did that though... Well, I don't really care. I can have fun with or without those memories.
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It doesn't sound like you're talking about your past self.
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Hello~? Are you listening? Told you I remember nothing, so... Lady Flora is more like a stranger to me.
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It's like watching a movie. No matter how happy or sad the story is, it's someone else's story, after all.
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Don't you feel the same? Tell me, what was on your mind when you witnessed those stories, staring at every frame on the screen?
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Nothing.
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...I had too many things to think about.
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Haha, you don't care, do you? I knew we think alike.
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(Jump:25)
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Aww... You are more sentimental than I expected.
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(Jump:25)
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Anyway, I'll trust my instincts over some distant memories.
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As long as my instincts remain, I'm still "me."
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That sounds a bit too animalistic…
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So you let your instincts define what's truly "you"?
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Yeah, and what's wrong with that?
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(Jump:29)
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That's right!
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(Jump:29)
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My instincts rule me, and I rule them. I feel great joy when they are fulfilled, and when I ignore them, I suffer in return.
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They guide me like how duty and responsiblity guides you... Who says one is better than the other?
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No, there is no difference between these two.
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Well… no comment from me.
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Hehe, let's drop this boring discussion. Shall we split up to find the other stuff?
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Sure. Whoever finds it first will go meet up with the other.
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Ooh, then it's a competition—I'm in! Let the search begin!
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{PlayerName}, I'm sorry. That matrix is more cunning than we anticipated… My mistake.
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Camellya and I got separated…
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Do you know where she is?
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Camellya is still inside that Stellar Matrix.
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She was trapped inside and started to sink deeper—that's why you couldn't go any further.
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Besides, Camellya has found the matrix core. Without her, it might have escaped again.
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Now, we'll create a symmetrical Stellar Matrix, and that will allow you to reach the previously inaccessible areas.
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What should I do then?
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There will be various simulated areas. To reach the destination, you need to find and jump to the correct timeline junctures.
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Due to a mutated Stellar Matrix, you may not reach the destination in one go.
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Multiple jumps might be required to get there. {PlayerName}, please stay safe!
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{PlayerName}, do you still have that bracelet?
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Good. You can keep it, so... a piece of me always stays with you.
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Since the past between us is a secret now, consider this bracelet our witness.
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What exactly is this bracelet…?
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Hehe, it's an old one. It was… a gift.
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Got it for monitoring my Rabelle spectrum, as an Overclocking warning device.
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But I don't really need it anymore. Told you I'll never lose control again.
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Except in a special situation like this, in most cases, nothing can even leave a scratch on me.
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I hit jackpot finding the matrix. It was a blast! But that's all in the past now.
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You aren't going to get your memories back?
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You said your memories are sealed by Lady Flora…
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No, I'm quite happy with things as they are right now. No need to risk opening the floodgates and winding up in another medical pod.
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Since Lady Flora—the past me—chose to seal away those memories, I'm fully behind my decision.
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As for the memories we used to share, if fate decides to reveal them, they'll resurface naturally as we continue our journey together.
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Plus… does it really matter? No, it doesn't!
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Fate has already brought us back together.
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I bet we'll have more wild stories to share, and more games to play.
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No point dwelling on the past. I'd rather live in the moment.
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…Speaking of which, I have a question for you.
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{PlayerName}… Are you happy now? Having lost all memories, living a new life...
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Yes.
(Jump:19)
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No.
(Jump:20)
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I'm not sure.
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Is that so? Good to know. I'm happy too. Every moment dancing with you brings me immense joy!
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(Jump:22)
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Then... If one day you get tired of all this saving-the-world stuff, I'll whisk you away to a place where no one can find us!
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(Jump:22)
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Heh, same here. But you'll be fine, because you have me now. We can take our time figuring out this life, together!
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(Jump:22)
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This is where I first set foot on this island, where everything began. The stars lie beneath our feet, where the Tethys System resides.
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Tethys records all data on Solaris, capturing countless possibilities born and fading away.
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But in every possible scenario, we always find each other.
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All paths in the stars converge towards this single endpoint, so—
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The universes where we didn't meet must have all perished! Only this one survived!
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If the universe were a flower, then yes…
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...This must be the perfect world for a gardener like me.
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Ah... Wonderful…
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The way you fought really makes my heart race… Such power, such vitality…
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Ugh, I wish I were the one dancing this deadly, bloody, beautiful waltz with you…
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…I wanted to help you up.
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Hehe, I know. I was just overwhelmed with joy… Cough! Ugh…
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You're on the edge of Overclocking. And you were in a medical pod before... Does this happen often?
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Yeah. Oh, are you worried about me?
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Yes, can't I?
(Jump:8)
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…I'm just worried that you might endanger the Black Shores.
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Aww, you're sooo sweet. I'm almost blushing.
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(Jump:10)
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That's not considerate, darling. Besides, with the Tethys System here, I can't really cause any major damage.
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(Jump:10)
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And I'm good at dancing on the edge. I won't let myself Overclock that easily. But if it does happen… I'll just accept it as my fate.
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It's very dangerous. You know the risks, right?
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Of course I do. But once severe Overclocking symptoms appear, they can't be cured, can they?
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And I'm happy!
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It's been a blast competing and taking down those Tacet Discords with you... That's all I need to have a good time.
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If one day I die from Overclocking, so be it! The Black Shores will make sure there's no Tacet Field generated from me.
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I've always followed my instincts, ignored anything that didn't interest me. No regrets, even if I died now.
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Carpe diem, enjoy the moment… Life is boring if you're stuck in the past or consumed by the future.
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Anyway, what have you found? I got a stack of damaged photos. To locate that Stellar Matrix, we'll need three or four items tops.
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I found this Blake Bloom.
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The remaining frequencies... Yes, it belongs to Lady Flora.
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It's been almost 20 years since the last frequencies were recorded.
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Blake Blooms represent a Bloom Bearer's identity. They always have one on them. These frequencies can help us track Lady Flora's last activity.
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She and the leader of Black Shores vanished at the same time, no longer appearing in records.
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(Around the same time? The two cases might be connected...)
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Oh, right. I just remembered what that strange feeling I had earlier was.
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When I saw you in Jinzhou... It felt as if I'd seen you somewhere else before.
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Anyway, have you told Beatrice that we're ready?
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(Inform Beatrice of your results.)
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How impressive, {PlayerName}! That's fast!
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Please head to the Modulation Hall. I'll meet you there.
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