As I've Written (Adventure Mission)

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This article is about the Adventure Mission. For the Game System, see As I've Written.

As I've Written is an Adventure Mission on Amphoreus.

Steps

Is that... Cyrene?
Explore the new Eternal Page
Discuss this matter with Himeko and Welt
Meet the Supreme Guardian
Check out what's going on
Talk to Dr. Natasha
Recommend As I've Written to Fu Xuan
Visit the monument of the Three Nameless
Ask the furniture for advice
Collect your thoughts
Ask Dr. Edward's opinion
Recommend As I've Written to Asta
Return to the Express and bring this journey to a close

Dialogue

Is that... Cyrene?

Mission Description

I haven't seen Cyrene since the Irontomb battle ended. So this is where she's been hiding. But... something seems different about her?

Beyond Time: An Eternal Page

Cyrene: Hi, miss me yet?

Cyrene: Welcome to the story we wrote together! This page of "Eternity" exists because of you ♪

Cyrene! So you're still here...

This is our shared memories.

Can you stay with us?

The young girl smiled faintly. She had foreseen that at this moment you would hesitate, sigh, or pose a question.

A moment later, you too regained your senses... The "her" before you was nothing more than an ink trace left from the past: able only to carry a message, unable to exchange words.

Cyrene: Sorry, this was the only way I could leave you a message...

Cyrene: (Trailblazer), we've come such a long, long way together on the path of Remembrance. Even though the Amphoreus in my memories will forever continue its cycles, sealing the Irontomb in the past...

Cyrene: But those who remember you, this story, and this eternal garden will always stay by your side, as part of As I've Written, continuing to Trailblaze with the Astral Express ♪

The girl paused for a moment, blinking her eyes.

One day, memories will bear fruit.

I'll take them across the stars.

I believe we'll meet again.

Cyrene: Heh, even though it's hard to guess what you are thinking, (Trailblazer)...

Cyrene: ...A heartfelt "thank you" would surely make the little flower in your heart bloom, right?

Cyrene: Thank you, (Trailblazer) ♪

Cyrene: Oh, that's right...

Cyrene: If you have time, can you please visit "me" in that little village in the memory?

Cyrene: Who knows, I might have prepared a little pink present for you ♪

Explore the new Eternal Page

Mission Description
This garden is the final page of As I've Written...
Beyond Time: An Eternal Page
(Entering the Dome of the Stars): (Trailblazer): This garden is the final page of As I've Written...

(Approach the marked location in Dome of the Stars): You see: The nebula blooms with radiance, tracing the silhouette of a garden. A newborn world is about to sprout.; This scene is the ending of As I've Written, and also the origin point of the Amphoreus in the real world: One day, it will give birth to true life. The people in the memory will be born one by one, waiting for you "tomorrow."; The stars breathe silently. You are certain that the fruit of Amphoreus has been planted.; (Trailblazer): ...; But what about its "cause"? Until that day comes, the journey continues. Endless possibilities unfold beneath your feet, and only "the memory"...; Only "the memory" remains in yesterday.; I don't want to set off alone.; Perhaps there's still something I can do.; You recall the promise of Trailblaze: the story of Flame-Chase will echo across the stars. People will remember that Amphoreus was a brilliant, magnificent world.; You think: you can let more people read As I've Written, preserving the memories of this world. If you do this, the causality will become more stable... You can't be certain, but you're willing to believe.; What matters is that this is a promise, shared between you and many others.; (Trailblazer): Perhaps it's time to fulfill my promise.

Discuss this matter with Himeko and Welt

Mission Description

If I print As I've Written on a large scale, wouldn't the universe remember it? I am such a genius!

Trailblazer's Room

Welt: ...So, (Trailblazer), you're saying you want to mass print the text of As I've Written and publish it as a book?

Himeko: Not a bad idea. However, any publication on the Interastral Network must go through the IPC's channels. I'm not sure how they'd feel about this.

Don't worry, we have allies.

One way or another, they can be persuaded.

Topaz: We've already discussed the details of this project with the Business Consolidation Department. The verdict is: approved for execution.

Topaz: Thanks to our experience in Jarilo-VI, we were able to close this deal. Rather than focusing on short-term gains, establishing a model of "Preservation" will be more beneficial for long-term development.

Aventurine: Besides, safeguarding new and growing civilizations is precisely what the Strategic Investment Department was made to do. According to Dr. Ratio, establishing a consistent understanding of Amphoreus across the cosmos will aid its future, to a certain degree.

Topaz: That's right. The Interastral Peace Entertainment will handle the publication of As I've Written, and the IPC will cover all related expenses.

Topaz: As for liaising with the various planets, we'll leave that to the Nameless.

Himeko: I see you've long been prepared. As expected of the "Throne of Worlds" of Amphoreus.

Welt: Perhaps soon it'll be time for the young ones to take charge of the Express.

Himeko: Heh... Don't sound so world-weary, Welt. We've got plenty of youth left.

Himeko: Even though the IPC is helping out, knowing you, you'd definitely want to go check it out yourself, right?

Himeko: Go ahead then, and sow the seeds of civilization. Create a story that belongs to you.

It's a story that belongs to everyone.

Himeko: Keep going! It's like an unwritten rule among the Nameless: press forward and see it through to the end.

Rest assured, I won't let you down.

Time is of the essence. You head to Belobog...

Meet the Supreme Guardian

Mission Description

First stop for spreading the seeds of civilization: Jarilo-VI!

Qlipoth Fort

Bronya: It's been a while, (Trailblazer). I heard you were coming, so I invited Seele as well.

Seele: The kids at the orphanage are too scared to even go outside now because of the Destruction... Never mind that. What did you want to talk about?

Talk about As I've Written.

Trailblaze Mission Traverse Stars and Stride Cosmos 1

You recounted the story behind As I've Written, and the current state of the Amphoreus...

Seele: ...I heard the whole cosmos was shaken up by what you did. Pretty impressive how you managed to sort everything out.

Bronya: Thanks to Ms. Topaz's anti-Irontomb vaccine, and our timely shutdown of the Engine of Creation, Belobog was able to avoid another crisis.

Bronya: Don't worry, the reconstruction plan hasn't been affected. But I must say... even a tiny ripple in the universe becomes a tsunami when it reaches frontier planets.

Bronya: The same goes for Amphoreus. As a similarly developing civilization, we are willing to contribute to its future. Goodwill is like a torch. It can only burn brighter when it is passed on.

Seele: I'm not one for fancy words. But if you need help, I'll definitely be there.

Seele: Oh right, (Trailblazer). I've got something to ask you. Come with me later.

Could it be...

What's so secretive?

Seele: Don't ask, just be there. I'm not playing around.

Check out what's going on

Hook: Honorary member! Finally, you're here! My legs are going numb...

Hook! What are you...

Seele: I heard from Clara that she was using Diggertron to help with mining, but the power was too much, and she fell and broke her leg. I'm afraid... she won't be able to take interstellar flights anymore.

Seele: She wants to hear your fresh stories from beyond the sky, so she won't have any regrets.

What did Dr. Natasha say?

Does the Diggertron really pack that much power?

Something feels really fishy here...

Natasha: Hmm... Just take it as the truth. Don't worry too much about the details.

Hook: Honorary member, you'll help Hook out, right?

(Trailblazer): Well, since you all say so...

Trailblaze Mission Distant Travelers, Listen to this World's Prayer 1

Trailblaze Mission Memories, Veiled in Blazing Mist 1

Trailblaze Mission Broken Dream, Enlighten From the Beyond 1

You retell the story of As I've Written to Hook sentence by sentence, especially those thrilling adventure parts. Naturally, done in the voice of a bath sprite.

Hook: Wowza~ Legends, galaxies, giant monsters... so cool!

Hook: I knew there are so many interesting things beyond the sky, but Julian and others wouldn't believe me! I'm gonna tell them right now!

Hook sprang up from the bed with a "whoosh" and dashed away in a flash.

Nice work, doc! You're a real miracle worker!

Didn't she hurt her leg in that fall?

Runs even faster than me.

Natasha: Perhaps your story was so fascinating that it cured her without any treatment?

Natasha: Hehe... I admit I was just playing around earlier. She just wanted to see you. Children are all like that.

Seele: All that fuss for nothing... Well, at least she's okay.

Seele: I should get going. Keep an eye on Hook. Make sure she doesn't pull any weird stunts...

Talk to Dr. Natasha

Mission Description

First step for spreading the seeds of civilization: Jarilo-VI!
Turns out Hook is just messing around... Maybe Dr. Natasha is interested in my work.

Natasha's Clinic

(Go to mission target): Natasha: The children's energy seems endless. Ah, to be young...; Natasha: By the way, that book seems really interesting. Would you mind sharing a copy with me? Next time a child is being difficult, I can use it to comfort them.; Feels like you're treating this like a fairy tale...; Natasha: What's wrong with fairy tales? That story contains defiance, courage, and love. Exactly the qualities children should learn.; Natasha: Besides, writing fairy tales is quite challenging. You must believe in the existence of beautiful things to write about them. In my opinion, sometimes adults need fairy tales even more than children do.; (Trailblazer): Since you've said so...; Natasha: Thank you. Now, could you sign this for me? And add a little message too. There's a word for this... ah yes, book signing. Consider this practice for future book signings.; (Trailblazer): (A message... what should I write?); May we meet again among the stars.; To everyone who dreams of being a hero.; This is the story of Amphoreus.; One, two, three, four, five... Dan Heng and Voidranger jive.; Natasha: Well written indeed. This makes me the first owner of your exclusively signed copy.; Natasha: I will pass this book down through generations, five hundred years, a thousand years... As long as children keep growing up, and children's children have children, it will never be forgotten.; Natasha: After all, some things must be remembered. Like "that" Supreme Guardian, like all the acts of defiance that occurred among the stars...; Hook: D—Dr. Natasha, I brought them! Where's that book? I can't remember all the details in it.

Natasha: Well then, shall I tell you the story again?

Recommend As I've Written to Fu Xuan

Mission Description

Second stop, the Xianzhou Luofu!
General Jing Yuan doesn't seem to be around, so let's go find "General" Fu Xuan.

Conclave Hall

(Entering the Conclave Hall): (Trailblazer): I hear Fu Xuan was also in that battle...

(Approach the marked location in Conclave Hall): Yao Guang: So, junior soror, great changes are coming. Why not join the Yuque as the Master Diviner? That way I could catch a breather too.; Fu Xuan: General Yao Guang must be joking. If I stay on the Luofu, I'm sure to inherit the position of General. If I transfer to the Yuque, I'd be nothing but a mere Master Diviner for life. How could I not see which path holds more promise?; Yao Guang: Junior soror's optimism is truly delightful. Looks like "Optimistic General" is a Luofu specialty. Your visitor's here, so I should get going.; Fu Xuan: (Trailblazer)? What perfect timing. I was just about to visit the Astral Express. What's the matter?; You recounted the story behind As I've Written, and the current state of the Amphoreus...; Fu Xuan: ...Before obtaining this book, I only knew that golden blood was reaped in this battle, and thus it was deemed a great victory. I did not know that within that golden blood lay such a stirring and tragic story.; Fu Xuan: Shortly after the fall of Irontomb, the Alliance gathered all the generals to discuss their next course of action. The records in this book should provide them with additional support.; What should we do?; Fu Xuan: Rest assured, whether through opera, storytelling, or crosstalk... The Luofu never lacks ways to spread stories that capture people's hearts.; Fu Xuan: Besides, the Alliance has been fighting battles everywhere in recent years, and there's been plenty of tales about their valor and victories. The word "hero" already carries weight in people's hearts.; Fu Xuan: The faithful adaptation of this As I've Written within the Alliance is most definitely assured. But from what you've said, if we want it to be remembered throughout the cosmos, the Luofu alone may not be enough.; Fu Xuan: This matter requires the Sky-Faring Commission's assistance. Go talk to Yukong, I will inform her of the full situation.

Ask Yukong's opinion

Mission Description

Second stop, The Xianzhou Luofu!
Still need to visit another department. Madam Yukong has the spirit of the Nameless as well. She will probably like my book, right?

Conclave Hall

(Approach the marked location in Conclave Hall)

Yukong: A false sky sealed by a pantheon, an exploration of challenging taboos one after another... Sounds like some kind of fable.

Yukong: I can make you a promise that the Sky-Faring Commission will provide its full support for matters relating to As I've Written.

Yukong: From now on, the connections between Xianzhou ships will grow even closer, and I'll have merchant vessels export As I've Written to our allied fleets. With the convenience of the Whistling Flames guild, this matter should be handled quite smoothly.

Yukong: Though the Luofu emerged victorious in the battle of Irontomb, we did not escape unscathed. Your safe return is truly a blessing.

It's all thanks to my companions.

Yep, I'm super lucky!

Yukong: Back when I was a pilot, I used to go on adventures everywhere with my companions in our starskiff. Even though we always managed to get out of sticky situations, we'd inevitably get a stern talking-to when we returned.

Yukong: Those were the reckless days of my youth. If I had to choose again, I'd probably walk the same path, same as your account of the Trailblaze in your book.

Yukong: I'd like to ask you a personal question: What do you think about this journey to Amphoreus?

Just another Trailblaze.

Yukong: A crisis that engulfs half the cosmos is still "ordinary" to you... As expected from someone whose great skill breeds great courage.

Yukong: But no matter what, it left you with a memory, didn't it?

An unforgettable journey.

Yukong: And what an unforgettable journey it is. I can tell you'll cherish this memory for a long time.

An unprecedented memory.

Yukong: Is that so? Such wonderful memories... I'm actually getting a bit envious.

Yukong: "Memory" is quite a peculiar thing. Sometimes, I even think it's a prank by the GlowswatherFuli.

Yukong: Whether foxians, the Celestials, or the Vidyadhara, they all possess lifespans far beyond those of short-life species. One of the downsides is that it's not easy to forget.

Yukong: For us, history feels like it happened yesterday. It is precisely because the memories of war remain vivid that the Alliance stays vigilant and ready.

Yukong: The Legion is growing restless, and a fierce battle seems inevitable. We cannot, and dare not, let our guard down...

Yukong: ...Ah, look at me, what am I saying? Be it the Aeons or the war, these topics are too grand. We shouldn't let them consume too much of our thoughts.

Yukong: Regarding As I've Written, I will do my utmost, and won't let these heroic deeds be buried by the stars.

(Unlocks Achievement Immortality and Origination after entering Central Starskiff Haven)

Visit the monument of the Three Nameless

Mission Description

Third stop, Penacony!
Let's pay our seniors a visit before getting down to business. This story should be shared with them too.

Dreamflux Reef

(Approach the Monument)

Micah: Mikhail always welcomes visitors. For those who lose their way, he never fails to point them in the right direction.

Micah: But there's no confusion in your expression. I'm guessing you're not here for answers.

I completed a Trailblaze journey.

(Trailblazer): That's right. I went to a world that even Akivili never reached, and accomplished an unprecedented "Trailblaze"...

I made unforgettable memories.

(Trailblazer): That's right. During my journey, I met many fellow pathstriders and made precious memories...

I'm here to tell a story.

(Trailblazer): That's right. Together with another author, I wrote a book about the Trailblaze journey. This time, I'm here to tell that story...

(Trailblazer): I want to share this experience with those who came before.

Micah: Alright, alright. Let's tell them what kind of story this really is.

Yeah, so much has happened in Amphoreus. How could I sum it all up in just a few words? This story... I'm afraid it's going to take a while...

(Trailblazer): (Let's start with the world of Amphoreus.)

A world where heroes rise.

It was a world on the brink of extinction, yet teeming with heroes. In the Flame-Chase Journey, the Chrysos Heirs marched on one after another, while mortals stood united. This is an ode celebrating humanity, a hero's journey.

A world that never changed.

It is a world bound by cycles, yet also one that never surrenders. Even through eternal suffering, people will walk the same path and make the same choices. Transcending time itself, it is the true "Eternal Land."

A world that defies destiny.

It was a world born of conspiracy and sin, yet burned away alongside "Destruction." Before the cold and heavy destiny, it did not fall. But destiny itself did.

(Trailblazer): (And now, for the meaning of this journey...)

Let the closed world embrace the stars.

Before your arrival, Amphoreus was virtually unknown. Thanks to the Express, it broke free from its cage and raced toward the stars.

"Trailblaze" isn't just about moving forward, it's also the responsibility of connecting worlds. After this stop, you seem to better understand the conviction behind Akivili's departure.

(Trailblazer): (Did Mikhail feel the same way when he stayed in Penacony back then?)

Engaged in a showdown with Destruction.

For the first time, you faced a Lord Ravager head-on. Unlike in the Xianzhou, the cost of this battle was far too hefty. The threat of the Antimatter Legion is no longer just a flickering light in the distant stars.

Be it Mikhail or any Navigator before, each era's Trailblaze has its own significance. And the fog that stands in your way seems to be getting clearer...

(Trailblazer): (Destruction, Nihility, Harmony, and...)

Met precious kindred spirits.

As a member of the Flame-Chasers, you've joined Amphoreus's grand journey. You've encountered heroes, forged bonds, and achieved greatness together. As a traveler, your footprints have already reached far and wide.

Such is the way of the Trailblaze. Explore, understand, build, and connect. But there's always a next stop on this journey. When the whistle of departure sounds, the Express will leave, carrying all memories with it.

(Trailblazer): (But the stars will remember the name of every epic.)

(Trailblazer): (Looks like this Trailblaze...)

Helped many people grow.

Just a glimpse of a corner of the starry sky.

A turning point in the cosmic destiny.

The starting point for our next destination.

A story I'll never forget.

(Trailblazer): I've made up my mind. Let me start from the beginning...

You spent countless moments in this dream within a dream. As the story ended, a certain emotion in your heart grew stronger, like a burning ember.

Micah: News doesn't travel as fast in dreams. Every plot twist in this story caught me completely off guard.

Micah: Thanks, I guess that's all that needs to be said.

Micah: I think Mikhail would be proud of you all.

Robin: The journey against the Destruction, and the stories behind it, should be known by more people.

Robin: I know a few publishers who can make dream bubbles based on sample books and put them on the market in Penacony. However...

Robin: As you know, Penacony is a realm wrapped in syrup. I worry that epic tales of heroes might be too heavy for those living in dreams.

Robin: All we can do is put it on the shelf. Whether it survives the competition... there are too many uncertainties...

Robin: But I think, (Trailblazer), you should just follow what your heart tells you. People can only tell stories they truly believe in.

Robin: Once you've made up your mind, go see Dr. Edward. I'll convince Mr. Oti to help out. See you later!

In Penacony, dreams must conform to reality, and As I've Written is no exception.

What will you choose? Lucky for you, this is a dreamscape where furniture can talk. Why not hear what they have to say?

Ask the furniture for advice

Mission Description

Third stop, Penacony!
The readers here are rather picky... I wonder what feedback my loyal subjects will give?

The Radiant Feldspar

(Approach the vase): A vase with flowers in it. It looks quite expensive. As you approach, a languid voice echoes from within.; Expensive Vase: Dear captain, do you remember me? I've been watching you for quite a while...; Expensive Vase: Tell me your story, and I'll teach you about niche art. As long as you immerse yourself in your own world, you won't get hurt.; The vase is immersed in its own world, completely silent.

(Approach the vintage dial phone): The vintage dial phone stares at you, occasionally rolling its eyeballs like an owl.; Dial Phone: Captain, did you know that I wasn't always a dial phone? I used to be an owl. But I'm not an owl anymore, I'm a dial phone.; Dial Phone: Wanna take a guess why? If you know, you know. And if you don't, well, no amount of explaining will help.; Riddlers need to get out of Penacony.

(Approach the control console): You approach the control console, and the four control levers wiggle excitedly back and forth, as if waving at you.; Control Stick: Captain, look at me! I'm the control stick, and I'm an expert at controlling hearts!; Control Stick: Trust me. Just tweak the ending a tiny bit to make it less perfect, and people will absolutely go crazy for it!; The control stick shakes, making loud creaking noises.

Collect your thoughts

You take the furniture's advice to heart, which provides practically zero guidance.

Looks like it's up to you to make the final verdict. After all, you're the one who lives through this story.

You ignore the furniture's opinions and decide to trust yourself.

After all, you're the one who lives through this story.

(Trailblazer): Should I make some changes...?

As you know, nothing is taken seriously in Penacony. Even heroes' tales of blood and tears are just casual gossip over dinner.

You remember Clockie, Brother Hanu, Miss Note... they were all living legends once. If As I've Written gets passed down in the same mocking way, is that really what you want?

...

I believe in Amphoreus.

Yes. The answer was crystal clear from the start. The story of the three Nameless is the best proof of that, isn't it?

Ask Dr. Edward's opinion

Mission Description

Third stop, Penacony!
Dr. Edward praises my work. Could I really be a genius?

Dreamscape Sales Store

(Unlocks Achievement Syrup and Honey Brew after entering Golden Hour)

Dr. Edward: Love, friendship, rage, regret... Such a tiny dream bubble contains such complex emotions. It's like pouring a whole bottle of vodka into a dolium.

Dr. Edward: Thank you for providing the memories. Here's my verdict: It's bound to be a huge hit.

Dr. Edward: Even if the results aren't what we expected, I can still have the heroes tap dance in the Vortex of Genesis. That'll be just as big a success.

Dr. Edward: Haha, just kidding. Rest assured. I'm a professional dream bubble collector. I know what can and can't be successful.

Old Oti: And so, As I've Written was published in Penacony.

Old Oti: Some guessed the Alfalfa was behind it, and they weren't wrong. With such a big favor ready for the taking, why not use it?

Old Oti: Let the young folks keep stirring things up. Who knows? Maybe they will actually change the universe one day.

Recommend As I've Written to Asta

Mission Description

Final stop, the Herta Space Station!
This is first-hand intel. The Lead Researcher is sure to love it.

Central Passage

(Entering the Central Passage): (Trailblazer): The researchers are still as busy as ever. Yep, this is the space station I know.

(Approach the marked location in Central Passage)

Asta: Right. Let's send the damaged ships to Pier Point and have the IPC foot the bill...

Asta: Oh, if it isn't (Trailblazer). Perfect timing. I've got good news and bad news. Which would you like to hear first?

Bad news.

Asta: Hmm... Now that I think about it, starting with the bad news might be a bit too abrupt. Let me give you the good news first.

Good news.

Asta: Remember that starnought I gave you? The good news is that I got one from a space pirate...

Asta: But his fleet was dispatched to fight against the Irontomb, and that starnought... was destroyed.

Asta: I've reposted my purchase order. But it'll be tough to find another seller anytime soon for a ship of that size.

Actually, I'm here for Irontomb, too...

You recounted the story behind As I've Written, and the current state of the Amphoreus...

Asta: ...I have to say that this idea is way more interesting than the researchers' projects. It's a shame you don't need funding, or I'd definitely invest a few hundred million credits.

Asta: I took an elective called "History of Frontier Planets" back in my student days. The professor warned us on the first day not to take everything at face value.

Asta: Many worlds add exaggerated elements to their local hero legends, claiming their ancestors' bloodlines are inherited from some Aeon... Eventually, having an extraordinary origin story became quite the trend.

Asta: But... isn't that how stories work? When enough people believe in them, they gradually become reality.

Asta: I'll get As I've Written added to the space station's required reading list. The researchers may not be interested in mythology, but once they hear it's Madam Herta's project, they'll get as excited as Peppy seeing a spacesuit.

Speaking of which, where's Herta?

Asta: Madam Herta has... overexerted herself. She still needs some time to recover.

Herta: Who said that?

Herta: A mere Lord Ravager isn't enough to make me "overexert" myself. I just wasn't online, that's all.

Herta: The IPC keeps pestering me about forming some "alliance." I got tired of their nagging, so I just turned on auto-answering mode.

Herta: Oh right, (Trailblazer). I've got some more good news. After Irontomb fell, the Scepter was ruined, but Screwy and I managed to salvage a majority of data.

Herta: They are crucial for the newborn Amphoreus. Well, let's call it that for now. If things go smoothly, the world's evolution can skip its inorganic life phase and take a big step forward.

Herta: Besides, the last extrapolation record, the one when you acted as the Worldbearing Titan, is crucial. The Trailblaze will replace the Destruction and purify this world.

Herta: Screwy has signed a special agreement with the IPC. They will closely monitor the state of Amphoreus for a while.

So, what happened to Cyrene?

Herta: ...

Herta: As the "heart" of the Scepter, she, too, filled the cosmos in the instant when Irontomb swept across all of existence. She became the memories of the stars.

Herta: The surging Imaginary Energy enabled her to create a miracle. With her selfthe Remembrance as the cradle, she closed the cycle of causality in Amphoreus, making a world emerge from the Memory Zone.

Herta: Of course, I know you just want to hear the outcome. Let me put it this way. She's... just sleeping. Maybe she'll open her eyes again as a pink memosprite and once again embark on a journey to meet you...

Herta: But that had already happened in the "past." In her subjective time, everything has become "eternal."

Herta: ...She was smiling when she left you. So, don't be sad. She'd tell you the same if she were here.

How long until a new Amphoreus is born?

Herta: I... can't make any promises. That planet will gradually become how you remember it to be, but no one can tell when that'd be.

Herta: It might take a thousand Amber Eras, or it might only take a year or two. The only thing for certain is that what you are doing will surely hasten its growth.

Herta: My advice is: continue the journey, be prepared for the worst, but keep hope in your heart. You know that if there's one thing the world of Amphoreus isn't short of, it's miracles.

So what is the prime mover of life?

Herta: Screwy and I have reached a consensus on that. Regrettably, the answer given by the Scepter is indeed "Destruction." You can find a more detailed discussion in the database.

Herta: But that's not Amphoreus's answer, and I don't imagine it's yours either.

Herta: I have my own insights on this, which I've written in the annotations. If you're interested in this kind of stuff, you can make it your own research topic.

I don't have any other questions.

Herta: Then I'll disconnect for now. Got lots of stuff to deal with. Herta, signing off.

Asta: Madam Herta has actually been thinking about Amphoreus all this time. The last time she couldn't stop talking about something was when we contained the Stellaron.

Asta: Leave As I've Written to us. I'll contact you again when we have news.

Return to the Express and bring this journey to a close

Mission Description

This is truly the end of the road. Will the universe remember our story?
See you tomorrow, Amphoreus.

Parlor Car

At last, your journey of sowing has reached its end, and you return to the Astral Express...

Looking back, the Amphoreus you spoke of has taken root deep across the universe, quietly awaiting the day it will sprout.

(Trailblazer): Perhaps this is the final step of "Genesis."

???: What are you spacing out for?

Oh, it's you guys...

You finished your missions, too?

March 7th: Of course! After all, we three trailblazed through Amphoreus together. I ran my heart out for this!

Dan Heng: I received a message from March when I was leaving Thalassa, so I came back with her. She ran into some trouble on Kalsas.

March 7th: Don't even get me started. I'm already shy as it is, and then the Synesthesia Beacon had to break down... Thank goodness Dan Heng can speak the Clayese language.

Dan Heng: Also, I discovered a new species resembling chimeras on Spindle-III. There were no prior records of it.

March 7th: Does that mean there could be planets completely filled with dromases?

Dan Heng: Let's wait for Himeko and Mr. Yang to come back before we do a full debrief. You should rest for now, (Trailblazer), you look tired.

March 7th: Yeah. See you in a bit then!

(Trailblazer): ...

The world has never been so quiet. It is as though you could hear the sound of heartbeats.

This is the final stroke you write for Amphoreus. Only fate knows when it will respond.

But you know, whether it's "tomorrow" or "the day after tomorrow," they're all on the path of the Trailblaze. Not as parallel lines, but as points destined to converge.

▶ ???: Stay strong. Eyes forward, always ♪

▶ ▶ (Trailblazer): See you tomorrow, Amphoreus.

Other Languages

Language	Official Name
English	As I've Written
Chinese (Simplified)	《如我所书》
Chinese (Traditional)	《如我所書》
Japanese	『紡がれた物語』
Korean	≪내가 쓰는 대로≫
Spanish	«Tal y como escribí»
French	Comme je l'ai écrit
Russian	«Так написано мною»
Thai	"ตามที่ฉันได้เขียนไว้"
Vietnamese	"Như Tôi Đã Viết"
German	„Wie ich es schrieb“
Indonesian	"Seperti yang Kutulis"
Portuguese	"Conforme Escrevi"

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