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A captain of the Ecclesiastical Order summons Albert and Maurice and tasks them with removing undead monsters from Petale Village.
A captain of the Ecclesiastical Order summons Albert and Maurice and tasks them with removing undead monsters from Petale Village.
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S1, EP1 "Resolve: The Conflict with Camellia"After 700 years of peace, the principality Camellia attacks Hortensia, forcing Alfred Albert to defend the kingdom.
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S1, EP2 "Memories: The Lore of Magonia"Monsters from Magonian folklore start appearing; when a boy tries to find a monster in a nearby cave, he goes missing; the cave brings up unpleasant memories for Marius.
Hortensia Saga
S1, EP3 "Repose of Souls: To the Quarantined Village"A captain of the Ecclesiastical Order summons Albert and Maurice and tasks them with removing undead monsters from Petale Village.
Hortensia Saga
S1, EP4 "Turnabout: Prelude to Turmoil"On their way to report to Captain Georg, the party finds two young Dairean survivors of an attack.
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