Ever-Surging Memories is the second part of Neuvillette's Story Quest, Diluvies Chapter: Act I - The Remains of the Past Day.
Steps[]
- Go to the Fountain of Lucine
- Explore the nearby area
- Return to the Palais Mermonia
- Look for suspicious documents
- Meet up with Navia
Gameplay Notes[]
- During step 2, the player will be in a special story mode where the party is limited to the Traveler and all actions are restricted except for walking, climbing, and Quest Navigation.
Dialogue[]
Quest DescriptionNeuvillette comes up with another way to investigate — using his powers to search for memories and emotions within the Fountain of Lucine. You hope everything goes as planned...
- (Approach Boileau, optional)
- Boileau: Monsieur Neuvillette?
- (Talk to Boileau, optional)
- Boileau: Are they headed towards the Fountain of Lucine?
- (Approach Corneille, optional)
- Corneille: I probably shouldn't disturb them...
- (Talk to Corneille, optional)
- Corneille: I wonder what's going on...
- (Approach the Fountain of Lucine)
- Neuvillette: Looks like we got lucky today — there's hardly anyone around.
- Paimon: What should we do next?
- Paimon: (TravelerTraveler), can you still hear voices from the fountain?
Not really.- Should I drink more Primordial Seawater?
- Neuvillette: Perhaps leave the investigation to me. I need you to take a few steps back and keep a safe distance.
- Paimon: A safe distance? Neuvillette, what exactly are you—
- Paimon: Whoa, it's glowing!
- As the Fountain of Lucine lights up, a wave of dizziness washes over you...
- (Everything has a sepia effect except for the Traveler)
- (The Traveler walks up to the fountain and looks at their reflection)
- (TravelerTraveler): (What just happened?)
- (TravelerTraveler): (Everything looks a little different than how they are normally... I should continue forward and take a look around.)
- (Approach the area boundary, optional)
- (TravelerTraveler): (There's nothing here...)
- (TravelerTraveler): (I probably shouldn't go too far, just to be safe.)
- (Approach Neuvillette and Carole)
- Carole: Thank you for bringing us here, Monsieur Neuvillette.
- Carole: The Court of Fontaine is truly incredible. There's so many things I've never seen or heard before...
- Neuvillette: I understand your excitement, but there's no need to thank me.
- Neuvillette: Although I've responded to your wishes, it was not without personal interest. Melusines' special sight makes them especially suited for joining the Marechaussee Phantom. I am certain you'll become an indispensable part of Fontaine's detective force.
- Carole: I know, but I'm really glad to be of help!
- Carole: Not only can I repay you for your kindness, but also... it feels like my life has become a lot more meaningful.
- Neuvillette: But a meaningful life also comes with its risks.
- Carole: It's definitely the safest to just stay in the village, but I want to see the outside world nonetheless.
- Carole: In truth, I've never really understood the purpose of my existence, or what I'm capable of contributing to this world.
- Carole: For almost twenty years, we've stayed in our village without finding any answers. That's why we wanted to leave our village and look for the meaning of our existence elsewhere.
- Neuvillette: ...
- Neuvillette: I understand your confusion. In fact, I feel the same way.
- Neuvillette: I, too, came here for an answer to my questions about my own existence.
- Carole: Really? Could you tell us what we should do to fit in as you did?
- Carole: The truth is... many people threw rocks at us today and told us to go back to our village. It hurt a lot when they hit me in the head... and I tried really hard not to cry.
- Neuvillette: Logically speaking, both time and effort are essential when different species attempt to peacefully co-exist. It will be a difficult road ahead, with countless obstacles to overcome.
- Neuvillette: Different identities and ways of thinking all contribute to strengthening the barrier between one another. Removing it will be no easy feat.
- Neuvillette: There aren't many suggestions I can share, because just like you, I haven't fully integrated into this society. Despite my social status, I'm still an outsider.
- Carole: Oh, I see... Let's all do our best, then!
- Carole: I'm confident that we'll find the meaning of our existence one day.
- Neuvillette: I believe in you, but you shouldn't lose sight of the difficulties ahead. If you run into any trouble, I suggest that you inform Vautrin, the captain of the Special Security and Surveillance Patrol.
- Carole: Huh? Is he the person I met in the Palais Mermonia earlier?
- Neuvillette: Yes. Do you have any concerns?
- Carole: That stone-faced human... He didn't even bother to look at me when I tried talking to him! It felt like he wasn't interested in anything but work.
- Neuvillette: He is an earnest man. There will be plenty of opportunities to work together in the future, so please try to get along.
- (They fade away)
- (Approach Carole and Baderico)
- Carole: Hello, can I help with anything?
- Baderico: Thanks, but no need.
- Carole: Oh...
- (Baderico leaves)
- (Carole walks over to a group of passersby)
- Carole: Hello! I'm Carole, a Melusine! Is there anything you need help with?
- Simone: Get away from here! I'm calling the Gardes!
- Carole: Please calm down... I don't mean to cause any harm.
- Simone: Hmph, hard to say.
- Clotaire: Yeah, we should probably stay away from these monsters. Haven't you realized? Strange incidents have been increasing ever since they came.
- Simone: Why should we trust this species from who-knows-where anyway? I can't believe Neuvillette allowed them into the Court of Fontaine just like that.
- Clodomir: Exactly! That so-called Chief Justice even granted them official positions. Not only that, but they're now responsible for investigating cases as well! I swear there's some hidden agenda at play here.
- Clotaire: Go away! Quit acting innocent!
- Carole: I'm not leaving! I won't let you say bad stuff about him!
- Carole: We joined the Marechaussee Phantom and solved lots and lots of cases... We've never done anything wrong!
- Clotaire: Solving cases? With Neuvillette in cahoots with you! You could've fabricated it all, and no one would know!
- Clotaire: So tell me, how can you guarantee that you Melusines aren't involved in anything that occurred recently?
- Carole: I...
- (A man approaches)
- ???: Didn't I tell you before? Don't go advertising if you're not a good talker.
- Carole: Vautrin?
- Vautrin: Aside from spreading unjustified rumors, if you continue insulting members of the Marechaussee Phantom, the Special Security and Surveillance Patrol has every right to subject you to interrogation.
- Vautrin: There have indeed been an increase in cases recently — perhaps due to the shifting currents of conspiracy, and I understand your concern. However, there has been no evidence pointing towards Melusines being involved.
- Clotaire: Tsk, even the Captain of the Security Patrol is on their side. Neuvillette's newly "reformed" police force is already corrupt to the core...
- Simone: How can two completely different species possibly coexist?
- (The passersby leave)
- Carole: ...
- Vautrin: You heard that?
- Carole: Yeah.
- Carole: I don't understand... Why won't anyone believe us?
- Vautrin: There have been rumors saying that you were born from calamity... and that you inherently bring danger to those around you.
- Vautrin: There are countless negative rumors about you floating around in Fontaine. It's near impossible for you to become a part of this society... best if you give up before it's too late.
- Carole: Monsieur Neuvillette said that we needed to put both time and effort in. I don't know how long it'll take, but I can at least try making my best effort.
- Carole: I still want to try a little harder. Thank you for bailing me out earlier.
- Vautrin: *sigh*
- Carole: Okay, I won't be taking any more of your time. I painted a lot of flyers last night, so I have to stay and hand them out to everyone...
- Vautrin: Give them to me.
- Carole: Y—You're not gonna take them away... right?
- Vautrin: We'll hand them out together. The faster we get this done, the sooner we can head back.
- (They fade away)
- (Approach Neuvillette, Carole, and Vautrin)
- Carole: Monsieur Neuvillette, what's this?
- Neuvillette: Medals of Peace, awarded to you and Vautrin.
- Neuvillette: Thank you for your continuous dedication in the past five years. You've taken one small step forward in helping Melusines gain the trust of humans.
- Vautrin: I think I'll pass...
- Carole: Hey, don't say that. We wouldn't have made it this far without you!
- Carole: It won't be long before Melusines begin living peacefully with the humans... Just the thought of it makes me happy.
- Vautrin: Don't keep your hopes up. We've barely scratched the surface. There's still a long way to go before that dream of yours comes true.
- Carole: Ugh, you blockhead! Don't ruin the mood!
- Neuvillette: Vautrin brings up a good point. The trust humans have placed in you is still very fragile. Any small incident could undermine the hard work you've put in.
- Neuvillette: Please be on your guard for the next few days.
- Vautrin: Yes, Sir.
- Carole: ...Okay, got it.
- (They fade away)
- Thibert: Medal of Peace? Ha, "peace" isn't going to give us back what's rightfully ours.
- Suavegothe: Are you sure we should do this? We're no match for Neuvillette, even with all our powers combined. What if...
- Thibert: Nah, not gonna happen. As long as he remains in his position, there's no chance he'd take us out personally.
- Thibert: There are rules even he must comply with in the political sphere... unless he wants to become an enemy of Fontaine.
- Thibert: So quit worrying and just go ahead with it. I've already planned out the murder. Once we lay the blame on the Melusines, as the person who brought them to the Court of Fontaine, Neuvillette will be left with no excuse.
- Suavegothe: I guess you're right. Ugh, if he'd just left things the way they were, it never would've had to come to this... But he's forced our hand. Time to teach him a lesson.
- (They fade away)
- (Approach Thibert and the crowd around him)
- Thibert: Turn the murderer in!
- (They fade away)
- (Approach Suavegothe, the two people behind her, and the Melusine)
- Suavegothe: Melusines can't be trusted! That goes for Neuvillette too!
- (They fade away)
- (Approach Clotaire, the two people beside her, and the Melusine)
- Clotaire: Peaceful coexistence? What a joke. Get out of the Court of Fontaine and don't ever come back!
- (They fade away)
- (Approach Vautrin and Rastignac)
- Rastignac: The results of the investigation are in, Captain Vautrin.
- Vautrin: Go on.
- Rastignac: There is no direct evidence, but reasonable inference indicates that the ones controlling the situation are supporters of the old regime whose interests have been undermined by the reform.
- Rastignac: They tricked Miss Carole into going to the crime scene and pressed charges against her. After that, they incited panic among the people in order to make Monsieur Neuvillette confess to his mistakes and yield up power.
- Rastignac: The Gardes were stopped by the enraged mob and couldn't intervene in time. Miss Carole... chose to sacrifice herself to pacify the situation.
- Vautrin: ...
- Vautrin: And she called ME a blockhead...!
- Vautrin: A little investigation would've cleared things up! Why didn't she wait until we'd established the truth? She didn't have to prove her innocence like that...
- Rastignac: The situation had rapidly escalated to a physical altercation between infuriated citizens and the Gardes. Miss Carole might've thought there was no better plan...
- Vautrin: *sigh* That is indeed something she'd do.
- Rastignac: Captain Vautrin, should I present these results to Monsieur Neuvillette right away?
- Vautrin: There's no need. Notify the Gardes to restrict public access to all information.
- Rastignac: Restrict access to... Wait, are you planning to—
- Vautrin: There's something I've never told Carole — I had a little sister named Illaria who passed away when I was very young.
- Vautrin: She's just like Carole in every possible way. Innocent, kind... always believing the best of people. People like her are the most vulnerable to deception and betrayal.
- Vautrin: From the moment I met Carole, I knew that she'd be easily manipulated by others. I kept a cold demeanor and tried lecturing her into giving up...
- Rastignac: ...Looks like she was unfazed by that.
- Vautrin: Yes. In fact, some of her spirit must've rubbed off on me instead... because I too began working towards that pie-in-the-sky dream of hers.
- Vautrin: I should've known. Those cowards don't have the guts to confront Neuvillette — they even avoided causing trouble for me... They were after Carole all along.
- Vautrin: Can you understand how I feel? Right now, there's only one thought on my mind: Only through bloodshed can their debt be repaid.
- Rastignac: I understand, but I'm certain Monsieur Neuvillette wouldn't accept that as a solution.
- Vautrin: That's exactly why we need to keep this a secret. Give me the list of suspects. What happens after this has nothing to do with any of you.
- Vautrin: I will take responsibility for everything.
- (Interact with the Bulletin Board, optional)
- Opera Epiclese Notice Board: Rules of the Opera Epiclese and Announcements Pertaining to the Opera Epiclese. Not for other usage.
Continue Reading
- (Continues randomly to one of the following entries, each with "Continue Reading" and "Leave" options)
- Notice: "The damage previously caused in an accident during the staging of 'The Final Battle of the White Armada' has been repaired."
- Administrative Announcement: "In the coming days, Mr. Bletchley of the Fontaine Research Institute of Kinetic Energy Engineering will display a modified combat clockwork meka — an improved version of the Lord-Artificer's Cal. Scherbius.
- Administrative Announcement: "...Due to the peculiarity of this exhibit, the Maison Gardiennage reserves the right to implement preventative questionings and controls. For details, refer to AOCF-008.EA-T-099."
- Administrative Announcement: "...Non-Maison Gestion approved activities at the Salacia Plain, Thalatta Submarine Canyon, and all underwater regions within 1 kilometer of the Fortress of Meropide (including non-underwater areas beneath sea level)..."
- Administrative Announcement: "...These will be deemed illegal activities during the construction of a tunnel at the Opera Epiclese... For details, refer to AOCF-036.T-108C."
- Administrative Announcement: (Scribbled graffiti: "None will stop me from finding the Ordo's secret treasure!")
- Performance Announcement: "The fantastical masterpiece of the great Coppelius, 'Clockwork Coppelia'!"
- Performance Announcement: "...Spiritual sequel 'Pygmalion in the Mirror' will soon take to the stage!"
- Performance Announcement: "The greatest tale of heroism from the pre-Cataclysm era — of the gallant defense of Poisson, a relentless pursuit of tyrants and bandits! The most exciting historical opera in recent decades will soon be performed at the opera house!"
- Performance Announcement: "The script has passed through Maison Gestion and Gardiennage supervision to recreate the real-life events."
- Leave
- (Enter the Opera House)
- Baderico: Did you know? They're hearing a major case today, and the criminal is Captain Vautrin of the Special Security and Surveillance Patrol!
- Baderico: Apparently, he resorted to personal measures to seek revenge for Carole and settled the score with the group that framed his friend... Hey, why aren't you saying anything?
- Lothaire: I'm thinking... We should try our best to bail him out when the trial commences.
- Baderico: Bail him out? Why?
- Lothaire: Shh, keep it down. Haven't you realized? Both Vautrin and Carole are Neuvillette's most trusted subordinates. After everything that happened to Carole, Neuvillette's guaranteed to do everything he can to keep Vautrin around.
- Lothaire: Besides, now that the old regime has been uprooted, Neuvillette's status is secure as can be. As long as we redirect public opinion, Neuvillette will be able to give Vautrin a reprieve. The benefits are endless...
- A raucous commotion gradually began to rise in the opera house...
- Baderico: Vautrin sought vengeance for his friend for a valid cause. This represents the justice he upholds!
- Baderico: Please think about it. If the same thing had happened to you, wouldn't you feel the same way as he did?
- Prume: Yeah, that's right!
- Lothaire: This whole thing started because of those despicable cowards who levied false accusations against Carole! How could Vautrin be declared guilty for seeking revenge?
- Vautrin: Monsieur Neuvillette...
- Baderico: Mr. Vautrin is innocent!
- Audience: He's innocent!
- (The scales of the Oratrice tip to the right)
- Neuvillette: Order.
- Neuvillette: ...
- Neuvillette: I acknowlege your arguments. Vautrin, your revenge could be seen as a form of justice.
- Neuvillette: I understand your decision. Which is why I cannot help but feel regret... and even grief about the judgment I must now impose.
- Neuvillette: However, personal justice does not equate to justice as defined by the law. To execute your plan for revenge, you abused your authority and conducted informal executions. Your actions have thus violated the law.
- Neuvillette: Therefore, you will be declared... guilty.
- Baderico: What!?
- Lothaire: That can't be... Monsieur Neuvillette, please give this a little more thought. He has done so much for Fontaine!
- Neuvillette: Vautrin... my friend. Is there anything else you want to say?
- Vautrin: Neuvillette...
- Vautrin: What have I done to deserve this? I've closely followed every one of your orders! Can't you see? Everyone in this room believes that I'm innocent... why can't you just let me off!?
- Vautrin: Is this what justice means to you? Answer me, Neuvillette!!
- Neuvillette: ...Order.
- Neuvillette: Since there have been no further objections, the Oratrice will now deliver the final verdict regarding the charges against Mr. Vautrin.
- (The lights on the Oratrice light up and the scales tip to the left)
- Neuvillette: According to the judgment of the Oratrice Mecanique d'Analyse Cardinale, Mr. Vautrin will be declared... guilty.
- "Goodbye, Monsieur Neuvillette."
- "This all happened because of Carole's naive ideas..."
- "How can different species peacefully coexist anyway?"
- (In the present)
- Paimon: Hey, stop spacing out!
- Paimon: (TravelerTraveler), what's wrong? Are you not feeling well?
- What was that...
- Neuvillette: Apologies, it seems like my memories got the better of me.
- Neuvillette: I tried my best to suppress the power of Hydro within myself, but it seems like it still caused the emotions within the Fountain of Lucine to boil over.
- Neuvillette: Due to my negligence, the overflow of emotions and memories must have affected you as well. Are you alright?
- I'm fine.
- Paimon: Wow! The Hydro Dragon is more powerful than Paimon thought...
- Paimon: Anyway, the last time we came here, (TravelerTraveler) only heard voices from the Fountain of Lucine... No "emotions boiling over" or anything.
- Neuvillette: It is as you said. This might be because I'm different.
- Neuvillette: It is not only the Fountain. I can sense emotions from all waters in Fontaine. Rivers, lakes... and even the rain.
- Paimon: That sounds awesome!
- Neuvillette: But I rarely ever do anything like this. Emotions carried by water are always chaotic and disconnected. As an outsider, having my mind occupied with irrelevant memories isn't exactly a pleasant experience.
- The memories I saw were related to you.
- Neuvillette: Which ones?
- From when you brought Carole to the Court of Fontaine...
- To when you declared Vautrin guilty.
- Neuvillette: ...
- Neuvillette: It's fine. I prefer not to speak of those memories, but that does not mean I am deliberately hiding them.
- Neuvillette: It was a coincidence, but perhaps it is a good thing that you saw everything in that form.
- Neuvillette: You should now understand why I believe there to be a conspiracy behind all this... These two cases are much too similar. I felt like I needed to do something.
- Paimon: Uhh, Paimon's starting to lose track of what you're saying...
- Paimon: Don't leave Paimon out of the conversation! Paimon wants to help too!
- Neuvillette: Then let us get back to the point. While I was investigating the Fountain, I discovered something strange.
- Neuvillette: I did not sense too much hatred towards me within its accumulated emotions.
- Neuvillette: However, I did find some resentment directed towards Kiara. If I remember correctly, it seemed to be related to a smuggling case.
- Neuvillette: I don't know what caused this to happen, but it seems like there won't be a shortcut to finding the organization that may be pulling the strings here.
- Paimon: Oh! Didn't we read about that in one of those documents?
- Neuvillette: You've read about it? In that case, the resentment should've come from that incident—
- Navia: Huh, what are you doing here? I was just about to look for you at the Palais Mermonia.
- Paimon: Navia! Nice to see you again! Is there something we can help with?
- Navia: I've heard some things... But I'm not purposely asking around or anything, don't worry!
- Navia: Rumors are abroad that someone's scheming against Melusines, and that you're investigating the case.
- Navia: So I told the Spina di Rosula to keep an eye out for leads. We've had unfamiliar faces showing themselves at the Fleuve Cendre lately. Maybe you'll find the suspects among them.
- Neuvillette: Thank you.
- Neuvillette: ...Where did you hear about all this?
- Navia: The Chief Justice out on investigation, accompanied by (TravelerTraveler) from afar... No matter how you conceal your whereabouts, there will be countless eyes watching you.
- Navia: You talked to Kiara, but didn't ask her to keep things secret. People curious to know asked around for information. Then, it was only a matter of time before word of the threatening letter spread all across Fontaine.
- Paimon: So that's what Charlotte meant...
- Neuvillette: Indeed. I did not expect that this could be kept hidden for too long, but the rumors still spread faster than I imagined.
- Navia: Hmm... You know, it could be because... you attract more attention than you think.
- Navia: Anyway, any progress with the investigation?
- Neuvillette: The suspects who threatened Kiara might have to do with a certain smuggling case, but it is still uncertain if there is, in fact, another party behind all this.
- Neuvillette: We are planning to return to the Palais Mermonia to revisit some details and identify the senders of that threatening letter.
- Navia: Alright, then I'll round up the Spina di Rosula and follow up on their progress.
- Navia: Wait for my word. Ta-ta!
- Paimon: Neuvillette, do you think there will be any problems now that the word is out?
- Neuvillette: I have already considered that possibility, and I do not think there will be any. As a matter of fact, once the word gets out, no one would dare to harm Kiara in broad daylight.
- Neuvillette: What is more important is how the case is perceived by the public. Four hundred years ago, they chose to side with the old regime and direct their resentment towards the Melusines.
- Neuvillette: ...I hope the same won't happen again. Let us head back to the Palais.
- Paimon: Strange... What are these people doing out on the streets so late at night?
- Paimon: Did something happen? Let's take a look around!
- Corneille: Have you heard? Someone's plotting against a Melusine! This is one hundred percent the truth — even the Chief Justice is investigating in person!
- Serrurier: WHAT? That's it! Who's been threatening Melusines? Show yourself!
- Herbier: Our enemies are lurking in the shadows and won't easily reveal themselves, but no amount of hiding will keep us from finding them!
- Corneille: That's exactly what I wanted to say! The Gardes have already begun to take action... We can't just stand by and watch.
- Corneille: Think about how much we owe them! Now that they're in danger, how can we sit back and do nothing?
- Herbier: Everyone, please stay alert to your surroundings from now on. If you see any suspicious persons, report them to the Gardes immediately.
- Veleda: It feels like you've been following me this whole time. Did something happen?
- Delphine: We were informed that...
- Lori: Ahem! Nope, we just finished our shifts and happened to be strolling by.
- Veleda: Have you had dinner yet? Why don't we check out the new items at the dessert shop together?
- Delphine: This isn't a good time to be out and about.
- Lori: C'mon, don't act tough. I bet you're hungry too.
- Delphine: *sigh* Alright, let's go buy a cake or something.
- Veleda: You shouldn't ever skip meals, especially if you have another shift scheduled for later.
- Cooper: I heard even Neuvillette's keeping an eye on the situation. Haha, this is the perfect chance to get promoted. We gotta make sure we give it all we've got!
- Bruno: Seriously? Were you planning to shirk your duties if Neuvillette wasn't involved?
- Cooper: Relax, I was just playing. We've worked together for years now. If something happened to them, I'd be haunted by regret for the rest of my life.
- Bruno: That's more like it. We should stand guard until the criminal has been caught.
- Serrurier: Come and fight me instead, you cowards!
- Corneille: Have you heard? Even the Special Patrol came to help...
- Cooper: Shh, look! Isn't that Neuvillette? I think he's looking at us!
- Paimon: Looks like there's nothing to worry about.
- Neuvillette: Mm.
- Neuvillette: ...This is truly wonderful.
- Paimon: Sooo... Wanna go over and say hi?
- Neuvillette: No, I should stay where I am. My appearance could give rise to unnecessary commotion.
- Neuvillette: Let us stick to our plan and return to the Palais Mermonia. The faster we uncover the truth, the better.
- (Talk to Cooper and Bruno, optional)
- Cooper: *sigh* All this reminds me of a rumor I've heard.
- Bruno: What rumor?
- Cooper: I've heard that the emblem on our hats didn't always look like this.
- Cooper: A long time ago, Melusines weren't a part of the design. The police emblem only included the scales symbolizing the law.
- Cooper: The emblem was redesigned later on to commemorate a Melusine's sacrifice.
- Bruno: That must've been a long time ago...
- (Talk to Serrurier, optional)
- Serrurier: Hmph, no one can stay hidden on my watch.
- (Talk to Corneille, Herbier, or Blathine, optional)
- Corneille: I must keep the Melusines safe.
- Herbier: I just can't sit back and watch...
Step DescriptionNeuvillette has found some clues. Return to the Palais Mermonia and review the official documents again.
- (Read "About the smuggling case...")
- Neuvillette: The smuggling case was solved by the joint forces of the Gardes and Marechaussee Phantom... This is the one.
- Neuvillette: The list of involved suspects should be... Ah, found it.
- Paimon: What does it say?
- Neuvillette: The principal offenders Domenico, Inika, Youna and others have been caught. They have been sent to the Fortress of Meropide following trial.
- Neuvillette: Those with close connections or mutual interests with the offenders but who did not participate in the case will not stand trial.
- Neuvillette: Among them, surveillance of Esseim has ceased on account of his good behavior. All other personnel remain on our watchlist.
- Paimon: So many names... Is the one who sent that threatening letter to Kiara on the list?
- Neuvillette: Yes. There's something suspicious about Esseim, to be precise.
- Neuvillette: It seems like he's closely related to the core members of the smuggling case, and he moves around without much restriction.
- Should we tell Navia about this?
- Sedene: Monsieur Neuvillette, someone claiming to be from the Spina di Rosula just checked in with us.
- Sedene: He said and I quote, "We have located the suspect. They're chatting at the café."
- Paimon: Huh? How did Navia find them so quickly? We've only just figured out the suspect's name...
- Neuvillette: I too am perplexed. The café isn't too far from here. We should head over and take a look.
- (Read "About the smuggling case..." again, optional)
- About the smuggling case...: "The smuggling case was solved by the joint forces of the Gardes and Marechaussee Phantom."
- About the smuggling case...: "The principal offenders have received judgment based on the severity of their crimes."
- About the smuggling case...: "Please refer to the appendix for the list of names."
- Continue Reading
- About the smuggling case...: "The principal offenders Domenico, Inika, Youna and others have been caught. They have been sent to the Fortress of Meropide following trial."
- About the smuggling case...: "Those with close connections or mutual interests with the offenders but who did not participate in the case will not stand trial."
- About the smuggling case...: "Among them, surveillance of Esseim has ceased on account of his good behavior. All other personnel remain on our watchlist."
- Leave
Step DescriptionYou've identified the name of the criminal, and it seems like Navia has gotten some new leads as well...
- (Talk to Arouet, optional)
- Arouet: Neuvillette made an appearance in person! This is the perfect chance to make a name for myself.
- Arouet: Hmm... But how should I make the most of this and get the word out...
- (Approach Café Lutece)
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- (Three people sit uncomfortably at the table next to Navia's, with Spina members standing behind them)
- Paimon: Hey, Navia, we're here!
- Paimon: Whoa, check out all these people... Hey there, are you Navia's friends too?
- Navia: These are the people who have had recent dealings with the Marechaussee Phantom. They're usually hidden in the Fleuve Cendre, but I sent for someone to invite them over.
- Neuvillette: Invite them over?
- Navia: Exactly. Now, I heard there's great coffee here, and so I asked them if they'd like to come and have some.
- Oudinot: Y—Yeah, it's our pleasure to be guests of the Spina di Rosula...
- Massena: Haha, I've wanted to have a meet-up like this for ages!
- Paimon: Uh, something feels off...
- Paimon: But oh well. Let's get back to business. Is there anyone called Esseim here?
- Esseim: Yes, that's me.
- Neuvillette: You're Esseim?
- Esseim: Y—Yes, Monsieur Neuvillette...
- Neuvillette: Did you write that threatening letter to Kiara?
- Esseim: Um...
- Navia: Ahem.
- Esseim: I—I did. But I was just following orders...
- Neuvillette: Orders from whom?
- Esseim: ...Domenico. He was my boss... I couldn't disobey his orders...
- Navia: Domenico? Where is he now?
- Neuvillette: The Fortress of Meropide.
- Navia: Well, ah, I'm afraid even the Spina would have trouble looking into that place.
- Navia: Looks like you'll have to make the trip yourselves. This was as much as I could do.
- Neuvillette: You've done more than enough. I am extremely grateful for your help.
- Navia: Leave the formalities for later. You should find Domenico first.
- Navia: If he really is the one setting up the conspiracy, it'd be best if he's exposed as soon as possible.
- Paimon: Alright then, let's head to the Fortress right now!
- (Talk to Navia, Tetreaux, or Faustier, optional)
- Navia: Please escort the remaining guests back to the Fleuve Cendre. I appreciate your help!
- Tetreaux & Faustier: Yes, boss.
- (Talk to Oudinot, Massena, or Esseim, optional)
- Oudinot: Whew... That was a close call.
- Massena: Are we really in the clear, though?
Soundtracks[]
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Ever-Surging Memories | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 翻涌不歇的回忆 Fānyǒng Bù Xiē de Huíyì | |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 翻湧不歇的回憶 Fānyǒng Bù Xiē de Huíyì | |
| Japanese | 止まらぬ思い出 Tomaranu Omoide | |
| Korean | 솟구치는 기억 Sotguchineun Gieok | Surting Memories |
| Spanish | Mar de la remembranza | Sea of Remembrance |
| French | Souvenirs récurrents | Recurring Memories |
| Russian | Нахлынувшие воспоминания Nakhlynuvshiye vospominaniya | |
| Thai | กระแสความทรงจำไร้สิ้นสุด | |
| Vietnamese | Dòng Hồi Ức Sôi Sục | |
| German | Wiederkehrende Erinnerungen | Recurring Memories |
| Indonesian | Aliran Kenangan Tiada Akhir | Flow of Never Ending Memories |
| Portuguese | Memórias Inabaláveis | |
| Turkish | Taşan Anılar | |
| Italian | Ricordi in piena |
Change History[]
Released in Version 4.1