The long-forgotten symphony sounds once more amidst the stronghold of dimmed glories and the sea-sunken ruins. A new chapter in a tale long-ended is about to be written...
Sea of Bygone Eras is an area located in Fontaine. It has its own map tab and exploration progress separate from the main map of Teyvat. It is unlocked after completing the World Quest Underwater Nocturne in Series Canticles of Harmony: First Movement - In the Hall of the Sea King.
Subareas[]
There are 7 subareas in Sea of Bygone Eras:
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Caesareum Palace used to be a training area for the legions of Remuria. In addition, it was used as a place to store Scylla’s chains. |
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Capitolium is the inner city of Remuria's capital. To access it, one must first enter the Initium Iani in the outer city, Machimos, then travel through the Passage of Ianus.[1] |
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Hortus Euergetis is an underwater garden that derives its name from the deceased Harmost Euergetia. |
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Initium Iani is the entrance to the Passage of Ianus, the sole path between Machimos and Capitolium. Long ago, the Dragon Prince Scylla was sealed here by the joint efforts of Harmosts Boethius[1] and Euergetia.[2] |
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Machimos was the outer city of the capital of Remuria. It held the Initium Iani, the only way to access the inner city, Capitolium.[1] It once had grand temples and arenas, towering walls decorated with glaze and gold, bronze and marble statues, and bustling markets.[3] |
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The Passage of Ianus is the underwater corridor connecting the outer city of Remuria, Machimos, to the inner city, Capitolium. Its entrance is the Initium Iani, and a water current runs through its entire length. |
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Portus Anticus was once the royal port of Remuria; it has since sunk into an underwater cavern. In its prime, it had a lofty belltower, and the sound of its bells could "pierce the barrier of ocean" to guide sailors home.[4][3] |
Points of Interest[]
There are 5 points of interest in Sea of Bygone Eras:
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The Alta Semita is an aqueduct that once carried Ichor from the Domus Aurea out into "the great lake in the far north."[5] It visually resembles a giant harp. |
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Clivus Capitolinus refers to the hill that holds the heart of Capitolium: the Domus Aurea. The term also encompasses the cavern beneath the hill, which contains the Local Legend |
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Collegium Phonascorum was once the educational center of Remuria, where the Harmosts and music lecturers taught Remurians about Phobos' Symphony.[6] |
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The Domus Aurea is the royal palace of the kingdom of Remuria. It was fashioned from King Remus's ship, the Fortuna, and is designed to be a giant instrument on which the Grand Symphony Phobos can be played. It is considered the "heart" of Phobos, and is thus protected by its power.[7] |
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The Sacellum Requietis is the throne room of the royal palace. It is where the God-King Remus once ruled, and where the Traveler later silences the Grand Symphony, "Phobos." |
Quests[]
World Quests
Hidden Exploration Objectives
Notable Features[]
Exploration[]
- Autoharmonic Reed Pipes
- Potential Energy Orb
- Resonant Anemone
- Swaying Eels in the Coral Reefs
- Symphony
- The Auric Anglerfish!
- Washer Octopus
- Wonderchime Flowers and Allochromatic Anemones
Soundtracks[]
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- The event menus for this area and the "Statue of Marble and Brass" were the first event menus to alternate between two different sound effects each time they were switched to.
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
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| English | Sea of Bygone Eras | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 旧日之海 Jiùrì zhī Hǎi | Sea of the Olden Days |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 舊日之海 Jiùrì zhī Hǎi | |
| Japanese | 往日の海 Oujitsu no Umi | Sea of Days Past |
| Korean | 지난날의 바다 Jinannar-ui Bada | Sea of Days Past |
| Spanish | Mar de Antaño | Sea of Yesteryear |
| French | Mer d'antan | Sea of Yore |
| Russian | Море древности More drevnosti | Sea of Antiquity |
| Thai | Sea of Bygone Eras | — |
| Vietnamese | Biển Kỷ Nguyên Cũ | Sea of the Old Era |
| German | Meer der alten Tage | Sea of Olden Days |
| Indonesian | Sea of Bygone Eras | — |
| Portuguese | Mar Antigo | Ancient Sea |
| Turkish | Kadim Çağlar Denizi | Sea of Ancient Times |
| Italian | Mare dei Tempi Remoti | Sea of the Distant Times |
Change History[]
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 World Quest, Canticles of Harmony: Second Movement - Prisoner in Shackles, Part 1: The Last Day of Remuria
- ↑ Interactable, Caesareum Palace: Ancient Engravings #2
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Book: The History of the Decline and Fall of Remuria
- ↑ Fontaine, Sea of Bygone Eras, Viewpoint: Where Only the Bell Tolls
- ↑ NPC Dialogue: Scylla
- ↑ Weapon: Finale of the Deep
- ↑ World Quest, Canticles of Harmony: Third Movement - Pharsalia's Rhapsody, Part 1: Gradus ad Capitolium
