Avilius
Last updated 2025-12-28
Avilius is an NPC on Amphoreus, located in "Eternal Holy City" Okhema and Beyond Time: An Eternal Page.
Profile
Avilius is a believer of Evoccultism, researching the secrets behind the Golden Scapegoat along with Diogena and Lygus.[1][2]
Location
View map: "Eternal Holy City" Okhema Floor 1
Map Location
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Avilius
View map: Beyond Time: An Eternal Page
Map Location
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Missions and Events
Adventure Missions
Voice Lines
- (Version 1)
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- ""Fools always love to worship what they can't comprehend."
- (Version 2)
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- "The dramatic ones excel at turning natural laws into moral preaching."
Dialogue
- (First interaction)
- Avilius: Welcome to Kephale Plaza. See those dim-witted believers devoted to Kephale? They're all about praying to idols made of stone, mud, and paint, imagining that they would receive the gods' blessing like heroes from legends.
- Avilius: Here's a tip: If they try to rope you into their rituals and you're not feeling it, but you're not sure how to decline their passionate offers, just tell them you follow Thanatos. It's the perfect excuse to sidestep those awkward moments!
...I don't quite get it.- Pretend to convert, then repent later?
- Can Thanatos terrify crying children into silence?
- Avilius: Hah, it's not that complicated. The Titans are just a type of natural phenomena. One good thing about Thanatos is that they automatically repel all mortal cultural codes. Even if you decide to throw a party in the graveyard, it wouldn't bother Thanatos one bit.
- Avilius: The disciples of other Titans aren't so easy-going. They all claim Kephale can't stand darkness. And now you see this holy city of Kephale doesn't even have a proper evening! ...Do you get it now? That's how unreasonable superstitions get?
- Sounds like a problem indeed.
- That's a bit too exaggerated.
- Falling for your words... isn't that a superstition in itself?
- Avilius: Haha, no need to get all serious! Like they say, "when you push something, you gotta push it far." Without us standing on the other side of morality's scales, the holy city Okhema would become far too holy... and that'd be a pain to live in, don't you think?
- (Continue to dialogue options below)
- (Subsequent interactions)
- Avilius: They say history tends to reflect the collective views of the past... and that's what worries me about the future. Regardless of the era, humans just can't seem to break free from the same mistakes.
- Avilius: But hey, don't stress too much. As long as there are Chrysos Heirs aiming to overthrow and become Titans, and there are still ordinary people like me pretending to be devout, Okhema's vibe won't be too suffocating... especially if they claim to worship Thanatos.
Tell me about your activities as impostor believers.
- Avilius: Curious? Well, we've been tight on funds lately, so I can't really invite you... but if you want to learn more about the other side of life in this holy city, I'd love to spill the beans!
- Ask about how they have gatherings.
- Avilius: Well, it's pretty straightforward. We just post an anonymous message on the teleslate's Forum. "Anyone want to worship Thanatos together at X time?" Insiders who understand what it means will naturally join.
- Avilius: When it comes to how we "worship," it's totally up to the individual... Singing, dancing, chanting, painting... even if your work is ugly. It's all about you having fun! After all, Thanatos treats everyone equally.
- Avilius: But of course, these gatherings can't exactly be held in broad daylight... After all, Thanatos isn't exactly a friendly Titan. It's just that they and their true disciples couldn't care less about anything.
- Avilius: To be honest, Castorice dissuaded us at our previous gatherings, saying that Okhema is still a holy city no matter what, and we can't stir up drama like this. While she's gentle most of the time, she can be intimidating with how aloof she is at times!
- Ask about how their organization is.
- Avilius: Organization? Oh, come on, how could a bunch of hedonistic Titan naturalists have an organization? We borrowed Thanatos' name because we wanted to avoid those pesky superstitious rites.
- Avilius: While many folks worship the Titans, only a handful can actually harness the Titan's powers as the priests do.
- Avilius: Most people don't really get any Titan blessings from participating in these ceremonies, but they won't find inner peace and won't feel right without worshipping. Isn't that ironic?
- Avilius: I have respect for genuine priests like lady [sic] Tribbie and the others, and I acknowledge them as leaders of humanity — but that's enough for me. All that extra superstitious stuff is so exhausting.
- Ask about the future of the world.
- Avilius: Evoccultism tells us that — We will be destroyed, then reborn!
- Avilius: ...Just kidding. The higher-ups rarely reveal anything about what will happen after they save the world, but for me, that lack of an answer is already an answer in itself.
- Avilius: In other words, no one really knows what's in store for this world in the future, not even the Chrysos Heirs.
- Avilius: To be honest, this isn't being responsible... but we live in a world where prophecies genuinely exist. Even the Titans, who are considered gods, are powerless to change prophecies. That's why I don't think they have the right to be all high and mighty.
- Avilius: Given that the Chrysos Heirs know the outcome but have no idea about how to get there, I think they are already doing a very good job. Some of the criticism they face is just plain unfair.
- Avilius: You might see people calling me cynical, but I've never badmouthed the Chrysos Heirs... Well, at least not Aglaea, Castorice, or Tribbie!
(That's pretty much all I wanted to ask.)
- I've got some business to attend to today. Catch you later.
- Avilius: Business? Good. Staying busy is good. Being idle can often lead to self-inflicted trouble. Well, who knows?
Beyond Time: An Eternal Page
- Margusa: As expected of the legendary blue oak. It's super sturdy! And with Miss Aphrea's knitted wool blanket on top, hehe, it's just perfect...
- Diogena: All this fuss over an old chair... You could've helped me sort through some files instead of wasting all this time.
- Margusa: Watch your mouth! To you, it may be just some ratty old chair, but to me, it's the greatest little nest in the world. Besides, your junk basket isn't any better...
- This basket... looks oddly familiar...
- Diogena: Let me say it again: This is my home! You keep your hands off and don't dig through it unless I say otherwise!
- You two really get along well...
- Margusa: You bet. Talk about a twisted fate!
- Diogena: We meet again. Thanks to you and those Chrysos Heirs, I witnessed the "Era Nova" with my own eyes. It seems my theory was right — the world cycles, and souls are eternal.
- Avilius: Here we go again... that whole "somewhere in this endless cycle, I might live as you, and you as me" spiel?
- Margusa: Instead of wasting time on these old theories no one can understand, let's talk about my new chair!
- Avilius: Your weaved basket, too... Heh, you both became homeowners right off the bat here, I'm seriously jealous!
- Diogena: Alright, enough with the teasing. Long story short, for various reasons, our research topic is now the "Starry Skies."
- Diogena: I'm planning to draw an astral chart first. Avilius and Margusa are helping out. If you're free, remember to drop by...
- Margusa: Tsk, what even is this!? Not only did they drag an artistically challenged neighbor such as me into this, they're even roping in innocent bystanders!
- Avilius: Hmm... anyway, (Trailblazer), don't worry. We won't let Diogena bother a busy person like yourself.
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Avilius |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 恩维尔 |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 恩維爾 |
| Japanese | エンヴェル |
| Korean | 아빌리우스 |
| Spanish | Avilius |
| French | Avilius |
| Russian | Авилиус |
| Thai | Avilius |
| Vietnamese | Avilius |
| German | Avilius |
| Indonesian | Avilius |
| Portuguese | Avilius |
Change History
Released in Version 3.0
References
- ↑ Adventure Mission: Golden Scapegoat
- ↑ Adventure Mission: Gold Specimen Goat