Blasphemer Beneath the Divine Jaw
Last updated 2026-03-14
Blasphemer Beneath the Divine Jaw is an Achievement in the category The Memories We Share.
To unlock this achievement, the player must glimpse all Fragments of Recollection at "Demigod Council" Dawncloud.
Locations
1st location
Activate Fragments of Recollection
Listen- Anaxa: This is an introductory course in alchemy, and the subject matter deals with the essence of the soul. My name is Anaxagoras, and let me make it clear from the get-go — you are not to refer to me as "Anaxa."
- Anaxa: In other words, should we meet at the Grove, or should you seek my wisdom at the lab, I will only respond to the name "Anaxagoras."
- Hyacine: ...Let's rest the topic of names for now, Professor Anaxa. The two of them haven't gotten a word in yet—
- Anaxa: Address me as Professor Anaxagoras, Hyacine. As the teaching assistant, you should be setting an example.
- Anaxa: And before you ask, allow me to explain why we're teaching here instead of at the Grove—
- Hyacine: Because the scholars of the Grove are currently very upset and are planning to hang Professor Anaxa.
- Anaxa: *abruptly clears throat* ...We are here to seek "political asylum."
- Phainon: ...What an eccentric professor. My name is Phainon, and this is Castorice. We are—
- Anaxa: Officially sponsored students from the holy city Okhema.
- Castorice: ...Yes. Looks like you already know about us, Professor.
- Anaxa: Naturally. This is the most fundamental of fundamentals.
- Anaxa: But first, I must clarify that we're dealing with a complex subject. I will not be discussing any interesting trivia that you want to hear. I am here to share knowledge that you cannot get from any other professor.
- Anaxa: Which means this won't be a course you enjoy. Now, you still have time to pick other electives—
- Phainon: Professor Anaxa... goras. Are there any other rules we should keep in mind apart from the \"name\" issue?
- Anaxa: My classroom is free of restrictions and there's no need for you to abide by formalities. If something confuses you, you are welcome to interrupt me any time. However, I would advise that you raise your hand instead of speaking freely. That's all the rules.
- Hyacine: By the way, Professor Anaxa is also in charge of your History of Mythology course. As for the potential issue in that one... Should I tell them, or will you, Professor Anaxa?
- Anaxa: This course includes content some might call \"blasphemous.\" If you can't handle it, feel free to cover your ears, shut your eyes, and leave.
- Phainon: Not a problem for us. We've heard all about your reputation.
- Anaxa: Good. You'll soon see those rumors aren't baseless. Hyacine, pass out the syllabus and reading list. If you want to excel in this class, extra reading is a must.
- Anaxa: I can't teach you anything. All I can do is teach you how to think. Got it?
- Phainon & Castorice: Got it.
2nd location
- Activate Fragments of Recollection
- Listen
- Anaxa: "Perhaps out of fear that their creations might surpass them, the Titans withheld wisdom from their creatures. Little did they know that such simplicity and charm would forge a nobler, more harmonious spirit in the dromas than in the Titans themselves..."
- Anaxa: Not bad. It has a touch of sophistry.
- Anaxa: Castorice, you pass.
- Phainon: Wait, Castorice, how did you do that?
- Castorice: ...Maybe it's because I've read too many random books.
- Anaxa: And you, Phainon... You handed me a blank sheet.
- Anaxa: What score do you think that deserves?
- Phainon: I can't agree with your premise that dromas surpasses Titans, and the blank sheet is my stance.
- Phainon: ...Expressing a stance through silence. That's something I've learned from the dromas.
- Anaxa: ...Well, well, good point. You do have some solid skills.
- Anaxa: As your teacher, I'd love you to agree with me after sufficient study. But if you disagree, you'd better back it up with enough knowledge and reasoning...
- Anaxa: In other words, if you write an essay critiquing the idea that dromas surpasses Titans, I'd be willing to give you a passing score. But a blank sheet only gets a blank grade.
- Phainon: Huh?
- Phainon: ...Does this mean I'm going to graduate late?
- Anaxa: That's up to you, not me.
- Phainon: ...It's all because the professor's so obsessed with dromas.
3rd location
- Activate Fragments of Recollection
- Listen
- Anaxa: ...Alright, let's hear the Venerationism's definition of divinity.
- Phainon: Divinity is "the absence of mortal flaws, a state of completeness unique to gods." That's the definition we've all agreed on.
- Anaxa: Let's return to the debate — Is divinity perfect?
- Anaxa: Regarding perfection, your definition is "a state where an observer cannot point out flaws." Let me ask you this: Can Kephale identify flaws in divinity?
- Phainon: We acknowledge that the all-powerful Kephale could point out flaws in other Titans, but those would not be mortal flaws. They'd be flaws in divinity itself — which still aligns with the definition of perfection.
- Phainon: The Venerationism's treatise The Hundred Tribes' Praise of the Gods mentions many flaws in the Titans' divinity. The simplest example: Nikador, notorious for their ruthlessness and reckless bravery, embodies the divine nature of strife, making them perfect.
- Anaxa: Let me ask you this: Is Kephale's divinity more perfect than Nikador's?
- Phainon: Can one form of perfection be more perfect than another? Can one circle be more "circular" than another? This is just a trap set by the opposing team, and I won't answer it.
- Phainon: Even if we admit that one mountain is taller than another, the shorter one is still a mountain.
- Anaxa: ...You managed to breathe life into the ancient theories from the tedious Venerationism. Very impressive. You pass this mock debate. I look forward to your performance at the 742nd Great Debate.
- Phainon: All thanks to Professor Anaxa's excellent teaching.
- Anaxa: ...Call me Anaxagoras.
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Blasphemer Beneath the Divine Jaw |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 神颌下的渎神者 |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 神頜下的瀆神者 |
| Japanese | 神に背く者 |
| Korean | 신의 턱 아래에 있는 신을 모독하는 자 |
| Spanish | El blasfemo bajo la divinidad |
| French | Un blasphémateur sous la mâchoire divine |
| Russian | Богохульство под божественной челюстью |
| Thai | ผู้ดูหมิ่นเทพใต้กรามศักดิ์สิทธิ์ |
| Vietnamese | Kẻ Báng Bổ Thần Linh |
| German | Gotteslästerer unter dem göttlichen Kiefer |
| Indonesian | Pencemaran di Bawah Rahang Ilahi |
| Portuguese | O Blasfemo Sob a Mandíbula Divina |
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Released in Version 3.2
