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Dan Heng/Dialogue

Last updated 2026-04-19

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After completing Trailblaze Mission Earth, Bear the Suffering of All, Dan Heng will appear as a Fragments of Recollection in "Radiant Scarwood" Grove of Epiphany.

Dialogue

(Near Heartburn Wound)
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"Dan Feng": So you noticed. The Roaming Dragon Bracer on Yingxing's arm and the one on yours were made by the same craftsman. They're a matching pair.
Dan Heng: I know. It was also left behind by you.
"Dan Feng": Yingxing and I made a promise to each keep one of them, a testament to our trust and camaraderie as comrades. But in your memories, that Stellaron Hunter Blade... or should I say "what became of Yingxing," has been haunting you.
Dan Heng: We've crossed blades countless times already, but thinking back... he never wore this bracer.
"Dan Feng": Really? Someone who can't let go of the past, yet can throw away old belongings. What about you? If you're so determined to bid farewell to the past, why do you still keep this bracer?
Dan Heng: To you, does letting go of the past mean throwing away everything that was "past"?
Dan Heng: Dan Feng's belongings, Dan Feng's name, Dan Feng's strength... Would abandoning them truly mean saying goodbye to the past?
"Dan Feng": So you're saying it's just "running away"?
Dan Heng: Exactly. I believe that being determined to bid farewell to the past isn't about "not seeing it," but rather "seeing it as ordinary."
Dan Heng: To you, this Roaming Dragon Bracer represents trust and camaraderie between comrades. To me, it's just a well-crafted bracer: practical and convenient... It's been with me all this time, so why bother taking it off?
Dan Heng: When I woke up, it was there alongside Cloud-Piercer and the jade pendant. I suppose it must have held some special meaning to me.
Dan Heng: As for the owner of the other one, how he deals with his old possessions, whether lost by accident, discarded by choice, or sealed away forever — that's his business.
Dan Heng: I accept the past and give it meaning that belongs to me alone. That is my way.
"Dan Feng": Saying goodbye to the past means accepting it.
"Dan Feng": ...Well said.
Dan Heng: ...Why bring up these bracers all of a sudden?
"Dan Feng": Just seeing it reminded me of someone, that's all.
"Dan Feng": Unlike saying goodbye to your past, I am the past itself. I miss those life-and-death moments with those four.
"Dan Feng": ...So, thank you for keeping this bracer. To you, it's just a craftsman's handiwork. But to me, it means much more than that.
Dan Heng: It's nothing. I just never expected it to meet its former owner again.
"Dan Feng": Alright, enough chit-chat. Let's keep moving.

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