Every Dawn of the World
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"Is it that hard to change our past?"
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Every Dawn of the World is the seventh part of the Trailblaze Mission chapter Memories are the Prelude to Dreams. It automatically begins after completing Omen in the Trees.
Steps
- Meet up with the people who are awake
- (Optional) Discuss the current situation with everyone
- Step onto the final stage
- Head to the edge of Nihility
Dialogue
Meet up with the people who are awake
Mission DescriptionWith Black Swan's help, you woke up from the illusion woven by Sunday. however, one person's strength alone is far from enough to end the Evernight before you.
- Black Swan: This way, darling.
- (Approach Acheron and Black Swan)
- Acheron: Not another one...
- Acheron: Thank you so much, Black Swan.
- Black Swan: Finally, I can breathe a sigh of relief.
What happened?- What is this place?
- The déjà vu is strong with this scene...
- Acheron: I understand you must be confused, and we'll do our best to shed light on the situation. However, before that, it's essential to know that...
- Acheron: This place is the rift between dream and reality. A place reserved only for those who have awakened from Ena's dream.
- Black Swan: Do you remember Sunday's ambitious plan? He intended to harness the power of the Stellaron, the collective will of over 100,000 Oak Family members, and the desires of everyone in Penacony to usurp the Harmony and restore the Order.
- Acheron: Unfortunately, it didn't stop there. From the early days of our journey into Asdana, we were already affected by the Stellaron. That strange Dreamscape where we met... Maybe it was a sign that your thoughts were beginning to drift away.
- All of this is just a dream?
- Did I fall asleep on the Express?
- I'm now back at the beginning of the story?
- Acheron: I don't think... the goal of the Order was to put everyone into a deep sleep. Quite the contrary — they used the Stellaron to catalyze the leakage of Asdana's memoria into the material world, allowing the Dreamscape to blend with reality.
- Acheron: People think they are awake, but their spirits have long since stepped into the temple of Order.
- Black Swan: This is what makes Ena's Dream so powerful. In this paradise governed by the Order, everyone indulges in their delightful dreams and lives happily ever after.
- Black Swan: I believe what you experienced in the sweet dream, except for that flaw, was real. Only in this way could you reach the destination, lifting the crisis in Penacony and embarking on your next trailblazing expedition.
- Black Swan: If it wasn't for Acheron's plan, we might have been trapped in this dream forever.
- Black Swan: Well, I'm not as fortunate as she is. Even if I'm a Memokeeper, I was still influenced by the power of the Order and fell into hallucinations.
- Black Swan: However, thanks to your memories, now we still have a chance to turn the tide.
- Acheron: We still have a chance, though. To make it happen... please, Black Swan, guide us to those with a strong will.
- Acheron: The truth of the Dreamscape runs deeper. We must notify anyone willing to wake up, so we can end the long night together.
- Black Swan: Alright, please come with me.
- (Floating text)
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- Blessed are they that slumber!
- Thou hast answered me! Yea, answered me!
- Thou art with us, united in paradise!
- We abide by thy divine will!
- This is our promised land!
- It is done! Done it is!
- I shall follow after thee!
- We are delivered!
- (Approach the lobby)
- Dan Heng: Stay calm...
- (Approach Boothill, Dan Heng, and Aventurine)
- Aventurine: I bet that even if I don't resist, you'd still...
- Aventurine: Time to get down to business, cowboy.
- Dan Heng: (Trailblazer), you're okay!
- It's so great to see you.
- Dan Heng: Me too.
- What about the others?
- Dan Heng: A Memokeeper is looking for them. We must do everything we can as well.
- Aventurine: Quite the fateful encounter we have here, friend. Seems you're also a light sleeper. I'll send you some of the IPC's sleep aids one of these days.
- Black Swan: Unfortunately, we need to stay awake right now rather than sleep. We're still nowhere near capable of breaking free from Ena's Dream.
- Black Swan: Let me break the bad news first. The enemy we're up against isn't just Sunday anymore, nor is it the Harmonious Choir that he's usurped.
- Black Swan: The Dreammaster has awakened the Swarm Disaster within the sweet dream, and cast shadows into the hearts of all dreamers through Ena's Dream. The primal fear taking root in people's hearts had led them to call out to the Order for protection.
- Black Swan: The Path of Order is gradually being restored, and this... has transformed Sunday into Ena.
- What? That's possible?
- The Aeon of Order?
- Acheron: Specifically, he's just one step away from becoming an Aeon. The IPC's starships converged here at an opportune moment, and the power of the Preservation seeped into the sweet dream to prevent him from completely ascending. However, that is only temporary.
- Aventurine: With the IPC around, the cosmos doesn't need a second "Order".
- Acheron: But it doesn't make much of a difference for us.
- Acheron: Sunday's true form has broken free from the Dreamscape, becoming as vast as an Aeon. The Asdana system is no more than a plaything in the palm of his hand.
- Black Swan: Indeed. Forget about stopping him. We can't even manage to face him again.
- There must be a way to counter him.
- He's got to have a weakness, right?
- Acheron: The key still lies in Ena's Dream. Fear and sweet dreams... He relies on these two lies to gather the dreamers' "shared wishes." He's still just a "false god" who barely managed to ascend.
- Acheron: If we can wake people up and break Ena's Dream, Sunday's divinity will fall with it.
- Acheron: But the current sweet dream is extremely complex. Miss Black Swan, could you please explain the rest of it? My memory... isn't the best, after all.
- Black Swan: Time is of the essence, so I'll cut to the chase. There are "three layers" to the dreamscape trapping us.
- Black Swan: First, there's Ena's Dream controlled by Sunday. It wove a beautiful illusion for every dreamer, making them flounder in it.
- Black Swan: Second, there's the Primordial Dreamscape, which includes Dreamflux Reef. The Swarm Disaster is manifesting again in the "Oak Dream" within this layer and is continuously empowering the Order through an endless stream of fear.
- Black Swan: Third, there's the Twelve Hours established by the Family. This layer was the first to merge with reality and is itself an enormous trap.
- Black Swan: Forget about winning. We need to cross all three layers of the dreamscape before we can even face Sunday again.
- Have we woken up from the first layer yet?
- Is it really that simple?
- Black Swan: Unfortunately, we're still in the first layer, which is Ena's Dream. Although we've regained our sense of self, we're still dreaming... We've only managed to connect our individual dreamscapes, but have not escaped.
- Black Swan: To destroy it, we must make everyone in Penacony "want to wake up from their dreams."
- How do we do that?
- Reality sure is a force to be reckoned with...
- Black Swan: Humans' yearning for sweet illusions borders on obsession, leading them to subconsciously resist... the harsh reality.
- Black Swan: Therefore, I carefully selected a moment where (Trailblazer) was completely unguarded, guiding (him/
her) to uncover the truth (himself/ herself) to make (him/ her) regain (his/ her) consciousness. - Black Swan: However, to wake up everyone in Penacony and get them to share the same determination... that would be nearly impossible.
- Dan Heng: But we can't just stay here and do nothing.
- Acheron: This is the first step of our plan. With the assistance from the Garden of Recollection, those who possess a strong will, like you, will gradually awaken from the dream. These free wills are the "discord" that will sway Ena's Dream.
- Dan Heng: However, awakening a mere handful of individuals is insignificant compared to the vast number of people immersed in the dream. We must find other ways to awaken the free will of millions of people within a short period of time.
- Dan Heng: ...
- Dan Heng: Looks like the Jade Abacus of Allying Oath will be the only solution.
- Boothill: ...No, no need for that.
- Boothill: Keep your once-in-a-lifetime treasure. We don't need to bother the Xianzhou Alliance for such a tiny request. You want thousands of people with unwavering free will? Hah, that's easy...
- Boothill: Just leave it to us Galaxy Rangers.
- Boothill: Do you know what it is, Acheron?
- Acheron: It's the relic I returned to you.
- Boothill: Exactly. Its owner must have told you that it's meaningless to anyone other than a Galaxy Ranger, and that it can only fulfill its purpose when returned to its rightful owner.
- Boothill: Because it's a burial artifact, worthy only of a hero who has served the Galaxy Rangers with honor. When its light illuminates the universe, it means the fall of a hero, and in the direction it falls...
- Boothill: Countless meteors will streak across the sky. Those "meteors" are Galaxy Rangers coming from all corners of the Cosmos, driven by a shared purpose, without questioning the cause or counting the cost. Because we abide by a bottom line...
- Boothill: The shooting stars of The Hunt only descend on the longest night, and with them... comes the dawn.
- Boothill: We've stayed silent for far too long. Now, it's time to remind all the cowards, oppressors, and villains of the universe of our presence! I'll be the one to ignite the first spark.
- Black Swan: This should be enough to delay his ascension to godhood. As for the foundation of Ena's Dream, it would take an immense power to shake it in an instant.
- Acheron: I think... That shouldn't be too hard.
- Black Swan: So, you're the key in the end, I assume?
- Black Swan: Even if it is just a counterfeit god, we'll need an Emanator to step in.
- Acheron: Perhaps it's not about being an Emanator... This is a different "collective wish." I will do everything in my power... to strike down that evil god for you all.
- Dan Heng: What about the other two dreamscape layers?
- Acheron: There's nothing we can do about them. They're even more dangerous.
- Acheron: Unlike our current gathering, the dissipation of Ena's Dream will take time, which will draw Sunday's attention.
- Black Swan: Exactly. Once we enter the next layer of the Dreamscape, we'll be facing an Aeon's strength head-on. But by then, we'll have played all our cards.
- Can't we wait for the others to wake up?
- Black Swan: Ena's Dream is no ordinary matter. Even with Constance and me giving it our all, we could only reach the few of you here. It's impossible to find more help.
- Black Swan: As for beyond the sweet dream, our only hope lies in intervention from other Aeons... But that would be tantamount to igniting a cosmic war among gods.
- Black Swan: The Order is one of Xipe's aspects, yet the Harmony stands idle at this moment as Ena is being reborn, without any further intervention.... There must be some deeper reason behind this.
- Won't anyone on the outside notice?
- Black Swan: It's too late. Unless another Aeon intervenes... But that would be tantamount to igniting a cosmic war among gods.
- Black Swan: The Order is one of Xipe's aspects, yet the Harmony stands idle at this moment as Ena is being reborn, without any further intervention.... There must be some deeper reason behind this.
- Black Swan: Ena's Dream is no ordinary matter. Even with Constance and me giving it our all, we could only reach the few of you here. It's impossible to find more help.
- Acheron: But time is of the essence. We must take our fate into our own hands.
- Aventurine: In other words, those who only want to survive by playing it safe will die, while those who dare to face death head-on will live. I like that.
- Silver Wolf: Just these few people? Oh well, that'll do.
- Oh, you're here too?
- Minors are not allowed.
- Silver Wolf: Quiet down. You're just a kid yourself.
- Silver Wolf: It's not just Penacony. The entire Asdana system is done for.
- Dan Heng: ...A Stellaron Hunter?
- The Dahlia: She was at the edge of the Asdana system, but she still got dragged into this mess. Just finding her nearly wiped me out.
- Aventurine: Quite a bold investment strategy! Tell me, with such a huge risk, what kind of payoff are we talking about?
- Silver Wolf: The other two layers of the dreamscape will be handled by the Stellaron Hunters.
- Silver Wolf: One of our associates is searching in the Twelve Hours for the other person chosen by the Harmony.
- Aventurine: Oh? Miss Robin?
- Silver Wolf: She broke free from Ena's Dream through her own strength and left behind a "song" for those in slumber.
- Robin: It's true that some people are born strong, and others are born weak. If the Trailblaze is the target of heroes, then the Harmony will guarantee that the strong help the weak. Only the people of Penacony themselves can be the saviors of their homeland.
- Robin: Their path of happiness should be forged by themselves. While I may not be a Nameless, I'm willing to instill courage in all those who need it.
- Robin: This includes my brother as well. Ena's Dream... is too cruel for him, and everyone else.
- Black Swan: I see... So we were able to wake up thanks to Miss Robin's help. But... The flaws rooted in human nature can't be eradicated overnight. Do you believe that these efforts alone are enough to convince everyone to choose the right path?
- Acheron: I agree with you, Black Swan. That's why the most critical aspect of this plan is not to convince everyone to choose the right path...
- Acheron: ...But to inspire them to save themselves.
- Silver Wolf: They'll stir up something big to help break you free from the Twelve Hours.
- Silver Wolf: As for the Primordial Dreamscape, SAM is standing by, just waiting for you to break free from Ena's Dream.
- Is she okay?
- What will she do?
- Silver Wolf: Now. I'll tell you, but don't panic.
- Silver Wolf: She will die. She will die a second time, facing everything she wants to run away from.
- Silver Wolf: But her fate will be determined by you. She will help you break through the second layer of the dreamscape. Then she'll fall into Ena's Dream, which hasn't fully dissipated yet.
- Silver Wolf: If you defeat Sunday and wake her from that dream, then her second death, too, will become nothing but an illusion.
- Silver Wolf: But if you fail, the dreamscape will ultimately merge completely with reality, and her death will become a fact.
- I won't let her die.
- Her dream deserves a better ending.
- Black Swan: But that still doesn't solve the fundamental problem. What about Sunday? He could wipe out all our efforts with no more than a glance the moment we cross the three dreamscape layers.
- Aventurine: Miss Memokeeper, it's time for a game of recall. I once said something to you lot back in the Oak Dream.
- Aventurine: So long as my "trump card" remains unplayed, none will dare see the hand through to the end. And now, it's time to reveal that ace.
- Aventurine: Let me point out two mistakes. One of them... is yours.
- Aventurine: Having personally been to the heartland of the Dreammaster's plans, wouldn't I have already found a way to inform the IPC? The fleet's deployment was never meant for a direct confrontation.
- Aventurine: It was to seed the Preservation's heart into the dream.
- Aventurine: The other mistake was Sunday's, and it was a fatal one. He should never have confiscated my Cornerstone. He should have kicked me out right from the start.
- Aventurine: That's how every gamble with me goes. The moment you sat down at my table... You've already lost.
- Aventurine: A jade-colored light still sleeps deep within the dreamscape, and it does not require the presence of its owner to unleash its powers.
- The Dahlia: So what? Even the power of the Ten Stonehearts can't rattle an existence already approaching Aeonhood.
- Aventurine: That's why I said the cosmos no longer needs a second Order. The Dreammaster's plan is indeed flawless... However, when faced with the terror of the Swarm Disaster, how is calling for the Preservation any different from calling for the Order?
- Aventurine: The release of the Cornerstone's powers will absorb the dreamers' desires and offer them the Preservation's promise instead, guiding them to cry out these words... All for the Amber Lord!
- Dan Heng: Is this the IPC's real goal? To completely take back Penacony on a conceptual Path level?
- Aventurine: What, you think I'm also trampling over others' beliefs? Heh. Sorry, but that's exactly what the IPC believes in: Don't question your own ruthlessness. All that matters is profit.
- Aventurine: The new Swarm Disaster will end in the same way as it ended before. The Hammer Strike will echo throughout Asdana, seizing the Order's powers on the level of Paths to launch our counter-attack, leaving Sunday powerless to interfere with your actions.
- Aventurine: But a new Amber Era will not arrive because of that. Today's Hammer Strike is not the wrath of an Aeon, but humanity's battle cry of defiance.
- Acheron: ...
- Acheron: I'll hold my breath and listen for that moment.
- The Dahlia: Once our plan succeeds, we can strip Sunday of his godhood, but we'll be too drained to join the battle afterward. So...
- I'll defeat him!
- I'll wake everyone up!
- I will give Penacony a tomorrow!
- I will keep trailblazing forward!
- Acheron: Take your time to prepare. Before you head out, may I have a moment alone with you, (Trailblazer)? There's one more thing I need to explain to you.
(Optional) Discuss the current situation with everyone
- Mission DescriptionNo matter why life fell into slumber, now is the time to grant them back the power to awaken.
- (Talk to The Dahlia and Black Swan)
- The Dahlia: It's you... I've been wanting to meet you. I'm curious. Why does she value your existence so much?
- Black Swan: Not now. This is not the time.
- Black Swan: (Trailblazer), I used to wonder about destiny, about where it's heading.
- Black Swan: But you can decide its destination at least for today. The bigger the stage, the more you need to be composed when stepping onto it.
- (Listen to Aventurine and Silver Wolf)
- Aventurine: We've always been interested in the Stellaron Hunters. How about we have a chat after all this is over?
- Silver Wolf: ...A chat? You're just after my bounty, aren't you? Stay in your lane.
- Aventurine: Haha! No way I'm just after that! If you're worried about the bounty, how about I add another billion to that number?
- (Talk to Dan Heng and Boothill)
- Boothill: Now that our roles are assigned, let's get to our battlefields and pose a grand finale!
- Dan Heng: Go, (Trailblazer). You already know what I want to say.
Step onto the final stage
- (Talk to Acheron)
- Acheron: This grand festival is drawing to its close. This is the starting point for the ultimate stage of our journey... just as it marked the beginning of all the stories in Penacony.
- Acheron: ...Are you ready?
- Head to the final stage.
- Head to where the story began.
I'm not quite ready yet...
- Acheron: That's alright. Take your time to contemplate this moment. Once you feel ready, let's step onto the final stage.
- Acheron: Very well. Now, please close your eyes...
- Acheron: A glimmer of fireflies, a sigh of regret... It is because life dares to slumber that they can awaken.
- Robin's memories are slowly emerging...
- Back to Robin's POV, even after breaking free from Ena's Dream, the crisis she faces is far from over...
- Ena's Dream, the eternal high noon...
- Robin: Am I... awake?
- Sunday: Sorry, Robin, it's just you... I did not wish for you to know this. It's a pity that things have turned out this way.
- Sunday: Within the foundation of law, humanity establishes civilization...
- Sunday: And through Harmony, we obtain Order.
- Robin: My brother... Did you still bring the Order's sweet dream into our paradise?
- Sparkle: Oww, you're still trying to play the family card at this hour? Your brother doesn't exist anymore. As of now, you'd better call THEM... Ena.
- Sparkle: Impressive! You really woke up on your own!
- Robin: Let me reiterate. If you've had your fill, it'd be wise to leave before it's too late. The music of the Harmony doesn't tolerate discord.
- Sparkle: Owwww. Then I'll reiterate as well. I've done my part, and now I'm simply waiting for the fireworks to begin.
- Robin: Why don't you just cut to the chase?
- Sparkle: Time's short, so I'll condense the report. Oho! That even rhymed! I'm so talented~!
- Sparkle: A nosy Cremator left something on you. She wanted to use it to burn down the illusions you received from the sweet dream, allowing you to wake up from Ena's Dream... Buuut it looks like you don't need it anymore.
- Robin: ...Then, how were you able to reach this place?
- Sparkle: Well...
- Sparkle: A fool has thousands of faces. It's gonna take a lot to create a sweet dream that can satisfy me.
- Sparkle: Both you and I... can still stay awake for just a little bit longer.
- Robin: Just a little bit...?
- Sparkle: Honestly, I don't even need to find you, but I am just sooo kind. I've already killed you once to give you a chance to regain your home field advantage.
- Sparkle: You're the last "festival host" awake in Penacony. So, do you want to play a round of roulette? The wager will be the entire Planet of Festivities.
- Robin: Stay where you are! What are you trying to do by showing up in front of me?
- Sparkle: I want you to watch me blow up all of Penacony. Only then can everyone else launch a counterattack and wake up together.
- Sparkle: Think about it. Your brother is already a god beyond the heavens. You're not gonna even see him unless you rip open the sky.
- Sparkle: Ever heard of the trolley problem? Make your choice. Do you want everyone to go down together, or to have Penacony make a "small sacrifice"?
- Robin: Why should I trust the words of a Masked Fool?
- Sparkle: Don't think that I'm just trolling you. My bombs are hidden all over Penacony. They took a really long time to set up, you know.
- Sparkle: Teehee~ Maybe I should blow up a few to demonstrate how they look? Lemme see... which ones should I choose...
- Robin: ...Stop.
- Robin: What's gonna happen to the dreamers... once the bombs go off?
- Sparkle: They will all die.
- Robin: ...Then you know I'd never agree to it.
- Sparkle: When it's time to make a sacrifice, reality won't be giving you any choices. Or do you want to replay the old joke about the Harmony treating everyone the same?
- Robin: "Life" is never a joke, Fool. There is no such thing as a lesser evil in this world. Evil, just like morality, cannot be measured, nor can it be compared.
- Sparkle: Isn't that still the Harmony's same old song and dance? But that suits me just fine. Didn't I already say that this is a round of roulette, and not an ammunition showcase?
- Sparkle: Get ready to sing. Be like a bird. If you can make Xipe hear you, then THEY definitely won't allow me to blow everyone to pieces, right?
- Sparkle: What will you choose now? You can either watch as I blow the entire place up, or you can try to save their lives.
- Sparkle: Maybe this will be your last ever performance.
- Robin: Last ever performance...
- Siobhan: ...You feeling nervous? I know the feeling. You should feel nervous when going up on such a big stage for the first time.
- Robin: ...I'm okay. I just remembered something, that's all.
- Robin: Miss Siobhan... Why do you think birds fly?
- Siobhan: ...Why're you asking that all of a sudden?
- Robin: That was my response as well the first time I heard that question... It's what my brother asked me before I left Penacony. I keep finding myself thinking about it.
- Siobhan: I don't know. I fly when it's time to fly, and I stop when I don't want to fly anymore. There's no reason.
- Robin: ...It seems that your answer is really similar to mine.
- Robin: You've also asked me "why do I sing." I think I can answer both of these questions in one go.
- Robin: The answer wasn't what I initially had in mind. Originally, I wanted to sing because of something specific that I experienced...
- Robin: A Stellaron fell onto my homeworld when I was young. Everything I knew was instantly destroyed. We didn't even get a chance to react to it. No matter what we did, it was too late.
- Robin: But for some reason, my mother chose to hum a song when she tried to comfort me and my brother.
- Siobhan: I remember that story. Everyone thought that's why you decided to sing.
- Robin: No... That experience only made me detest singing.
- Robin: I've believed for a long time that songs can't change anything when disasters strike... That music is the most useless thing in this world.
- Robin: I might be extraordinarily talented in singing, and I might feel super happy whenever I sang... But its futility had always made me depressed.
- Siobhan: ...Then, what changed?
- Robin: I grew up, and I realized that my brother would sometimes hum the same tune as my mother did. And I thought maybe he missed her, but I was too embarrassed to point that out. I tried to comfort him instead.
- Robin: However, his answer to me made me realize what I should be singing for...
- Robin: Obviously, he didn't give me an answer directly, but it got me to think... Maybe some things don't need a reason or meaning at all?
- Robin: Go and do what must be done, Fool. It's for the sake of Penacony's future... But I won't let anyone get hurt.
- Sparkle: ...Ooh, did you just have a flashback? Now I'm even more excited!
- Sparkle: Lemme check one last time. If you were to die, how would you want people to remember your ending?
- Sparkle: "Like a bird, she lived her life, graceful and composed. Now her beak parts slightly with a sigh, as soft as falling feathers." Like it?
- Robin: Drop the sanctimonious mask. Singing only needs one thing, and that's "sincerity."
- Robin: My brother... Birds born with wings need no reason to soar into the sky.
- Robin: And those forced to "fall back to earth" don't need anyone's condescending sympathy.
- Robin: The sky and earth are each other's "proof" and "aspiration"...
- Robin: When a soaring bird looks down below, it discovers that even after falling, life still holds hope to continue.
- Robin: And when a fallen bird looks up to the sky, it discovers that the possibility of soaring once again still exists in this world.
- Robin: Perhaps they'll never truly understand each other, but what people need isn't understanding. It's showing a little more compassion for the way others choose to live, and when necessary, extending a helping hand...
- Robin: Even if you become the only star and prevent everyone from soaring into the sky... they will still be inspired by your radiance, flap their wings with all their might, regardless of whether they've been hurt in their fall.
- Robin: Thus, the Order's sweet dream will eventually fall. O, Triple-Faced God... If I manage to step onto the Path of Harmony, then please extend your hand and shelter those who believe in you.
- Robin: And if I am a bird destined to fall, doomed to never again sing... Then, while the sound of me hitting the ground may be my last note for the Harmony, it will never be this world's swansong!
- Robin: In the name of the sweet dream, the Charmony Festival... Now begins!
- Trustful Boy: ♪～♪♪♪～
- Guileless Girl: Brother, do you... miss home?
- Trustful Boy: Even if I do, it's too late.
- Guileless Girl: But you're singing the song Mom used to sing...
- Trustful Boy: Because... Even if it's too late, we still have the choice to sing whatever we can.
- Returning to Trailblazer's POV...
- When you have a chance to make a choice, make one that you know you won't regret.
- At the same time: The beginning of the story, and also, the final stage
- Acheron: Welcome to Horizon of Existence...
- Acheron: This place is one of the thousands of manifestations belonging to the sleeping and shapeless, and it's also an exit out of the Nihility for the awake ones.
- Acheron: Let's bid our final farewells here.
- Acheron: Remember your name. I'll be waiting for you at the end.
- (Unlock Achievement Flying Requires No Reason)
Head to the edge of Nihility
- Mission DescriptionAs the grand banquet draws to a close, all that remains is to Trailblaze forward and reclaim tomorrow for Penacony.
- Memokeeper's Wish: If only people could have each other beyond just memories.
- Greed's Wish: I want everything this world has to offer, or perhaps I want to find the one existence that can truly please me.
- Gambler's Wish: I hope that I'll see her again after I die. Then she'll know that I, too, am only human... And all humans will find happiness in the end.
- Cowboy's Wish: I hope everyone can always reunite with their family, enjoy home-cooked stew, and keep on laughing.
- Mundanite's Wish: One day, those who live will all come to understand how they need to think to create their own happiness.
- Beauty's Wish: May people embrace each other, and offer their most sincere compliments to whoever they meet!
- The Wish Entrusted to You: Our hopes and dreams are in your hands now. Please guide them to witness every sunrise that is yet to come.
- (Approach Silver Wolf's apparition)
- Allies Against the Finality: Hey, I've read the "script"! Why are you asking me?
- What if I fail?
- Allies Against the Finality: Then do your best to not fail.
- Will we wake up?
- Allies Against the Finality: As long as you're not afraid to fall asleep, you'll definitely wake up.
- Trailblazing Companions: It's not the time to leave your final words yet!
- Trailblazing Companions: We all believe in you.
- Trailblazing Companions: You need to believe in us too.
- Trailblazing Companions: The trailblazing expedition won't end here.
- Trailblazing Companions: We'll wake up together.
- Acheron: Why does life slumber...? We don't know the answer yet, but we're about to awaken from this dream.
- Acheron: Or perhaps, such is the answer itself.
- Those things were...?
- Acheron: It's the people who first broke free from the sweet dream. The sleeping and shapeless caught a glimpse of their desires.
- Acheron: It was because they held onto these desires that they could dream. It was because these desires were never fulfilled that they could wake up.
- So, after a wish comes true...
- ...People would feel nihilistic?
- Acheron: I think... that's not entirely true. I wish people could find happiness, but I've been tainted by too much nihilism... Sometimes I can't help but think...
- Acheron: That the Nihility is a proud and terrifying dream. It's brought forth not by gain or loss, but by the severing of roads, or even... the loss of desire itself.
- Acheron: Fulfilling a wish can certainly make people feel the joy of being alive, but if no new wishes ever surfaced again in people's hearts...
- ...Then they will gaze upon nihility.
- That's what the Order's sweet dream is all about.
- Acheron: Indeed... Behind the shadow of the Nihility, there must exist the most blazing source of light in the world.
- Acheron: Just as every life that edges closer to death fervently approaches the end of the Nihility...
- Acheron: We must pursue that primordial light.
- Acheron: Before you go... Would you tell me your wish?
- First, find what I love...
- Then fight tooth and nail to keep it from being taken away...
- Even if I lose everything at the end...
- I will continue to trailblaze without hesitation.
- Acheron: I'm glad. The answer itself doesn't matter. What matters is that you've made a decision.
What about your wish?
- Acheron: Only a "name" remains... A person that I "was," and now want to "become."
- What about Firefly's wish?
- Acheron: You're looking right at it.
- Acheron: She is a hunter who treads upon the Finality, destined to sacrifice her own wishes to defy destiny.
- Acheron: But no matter which path you and she walk... Death will always be the destined finale and the last reunion.
- Acheron: Are you ready? She, too, was here not long ago... You can witness her "resolve" through this.
- Acheron: ...Witness how that tiny spark of bug light broke free from the pull of the Nihility.
- SAM (?): Who were you in the past?
- Firefly: This scenery... am I... dead? Really... dead...?
- SAM (?): Death is one step away from here. Step over this place, and you will truly embrace death. Or... you can turn back.
- Past: Tell me, who were you in the past?
- Firefly: ...
- Firefly: Glamoth's Iron Cavalry.
- Past: And who are you now?
- Firefly: A Stellaron Hunter.
- Past: Then, who will you become in the future?
- Firefly: ...Just an ordinary girl.
- Past: Well then, keep walking forward. Death would suit you better.
- Firefly: Never. I've fought tooth and nail to get where I am today, and this isn't over yet. Even if everything burns to ashes, I won't give up!
- Past: You should know that's a wish that can never come true.
- Past: You couldn't become an ordinary girl even in "The Last Sweet Dream."
- Firefly: ...Why do you think that?
- Past: Entangled in The Family's conspiracy, facing the memetic entities' blades head-on, while challenging the resurrected Swarm Disaster alone, armed only with the "script" that can peer into the future...
- Past: That's more than enough cards stacked against you.
- Past: Do you really think that the time you spent with (Trailblazer) proved anything?
- Past: For an ordinary girl, simple happiness shouldn't just be a matter of chance.
- Firefly: ...
- Firefly: But who's to say... all of this isn't what an ordinary girl would do?
- Past: ...What?
- Firefly: Perhaps the Dreammaster was right. All the past we've left behind has already determined our future.
- Firefly: All my experiences so far will still make me choose to step into danger when I face it in the future.
- Firefly: But you misunderstood my answer.
- Firefly: I guess it's my fault too, always talking about wanting a normal life... As if the past that shaped me is some heavy burden weighing me down.
- Firefly: Being a Glamoth's Iron Cavalry and having Entropy Loss Syndrome are more than just scars... They are a past that taught me to cherish, urged me to seek, and showed me how to love.
- Firefly: All the things you listed are quite extraordinary indeed, but I believe...
- Firefly: Any ordinary girl would make the same choice I did... When faced with everything I have faced.
- Firefly: In the darkest moments, ordinary people never need to feel small. After all, they always discover that they've already become something noble and bright.
- Firefly: Indeed. I can't change the outcome or even the process...
- Firefly: But I can decide how to view my destiny.
- Past: This is just an even deeper form of self-deception compared to actually changing the outcome.
- Firefly: Free will is mere self-deception for most people anyway. But as long as I'm not asking others to do the same, there's no shame in it for me.
- Firefly: Everyone has their own answer as to why life slumbers.
- Past: Some will never find their answer.
- Firefly: But no one can take away their chance to keep looking for the answer.
- Firefly: I won't give up, nor will I blame those who do. All I need to do is return their right to make that choice... and return that right to myself as well.
- Firefly: So, I will leave this place, together with you.
- Firefly: ...Even if embracing my former strength means speeding towards my death.
- Firefly: The name I gave myself is "Firefly." I used to think I was similar to a firefly, just a fleeting glimmer of light...
- Firefly: But later, I realized no one would give themselves an unlucky name.
- Firefly: It was also because I thought fireflies were beautiful. Later, someone told me that my eyes don't actually work very well. Otherwise, I would have figured out that those insects aren't beautiful at all.
- Firefly: Beauty... Love... All our feelings stem from the "flaws" we were born with, and that's what makes each of us unique.
- Firefly: Yet I can't help but love these little things.
- Firefly: Even though I'm sensitive to cold and can't stand the night wind, I still go stargazing.
- Firefly: Even though baking cakes is really troublesome, I'll still keep trying, because I love giving them to people who matter to me and seeing those people smile.
- Firefly: I love going around looking for cute dresses, not to show off to others, but because it makes me feel good.
- Firefly: So, I won't mind any flaws anymore. I won't fear any new scars. I'll give it my all to find what I love, and I won't let destiny take them away. So...
- Firefly: Moths don't fly to flames because they yearn for light.
- Firefly: It's about going through the flames, igniting yourself, and burning with the most intense light. My destiny won't fall into darkness. I will...
- Firefly: ...light up everything around me!
- Firefly's memories are slowly emerging...
- The long night draws to a close, as moths dance into flames.
- Firefly: As long as the clock keeps ticking, death comes for us all eventually...
- Firefly: ...and life has its time, too.
- Firefly: If my world always ends up being burned to ashes... Then let it burn.
- Firefly: As long as I can keep burning, then wherever I am will be "Flames," not "Ashes."
- ???: Order: Dismember.
- Firefly: Actually, I used to envy you. You wouldn't feel pain even though you were born to bring disaster.
- Firefly: But you should be envious of me now.
- Firefly: I'm unwilling to face death, nor do I want to keep fighting. But when faced with destiny...
- Firefly: I will never run away.
- (Cutscene begins)
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- Firefly: My dreams were always a scorched earth...
- Firefly: Where even a single new bud...
- Firefly: Could never bloom.
- Firefly: But I will still burn...
- Firefly: And keep on burning...
- Firefly: Until new life rises from the ashes.
- (Cutscene ends)
- (Begin battle against
Harbinger of Death: Swarm Nightmare ×1) -
- Firefly: If you are the Dreammaster's answer, then listen to my reply in his stead...
- Firefly: People hold onto hope not because they have never faced inevitable death.
- Firefly: It's precisely because we're destined to die that we hold onto the hope of "wanting to change something."
- (After the battle)
- (Cutscene begins)
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- Firefly: I knew it. Everything's far from over.
- Firefly: If embracing fate,
- Firefly: Is also a form of resistance.
- Firefly: Then this time...
- Firefly: I shall embrace "death."
- (Cutscene ends)
- Returning to Trailblazer's POV...
- When you have a chance to make a choice, make one that you know you won't regret.
- Acheron: To live... Is to imagine a future version of yourself, but fate is never fair.
- Acheron: The choices people make are almost completely dictated by their past. No matter how much they try to move forward, there's no guarantee they'll see the future they've imagined.
- Acheron: It's the same for every Path. The Nihility already "exists" whether you admit it or not, and nothing can ever completely escape from nihility.
- Acheron: Most Paths make people believe that this world is good. That as long as you are willing to "believe," you would gain power because of your belief.
- Acheron: But that does not apply to the Nihility. The Nihility is absurd and vast, capturing those who were unwilling to blindly believe yet are powerless to fight back.
- Acheron: It has nothing to do with good... Be it willing or blind, the way people obtain strength from "faith" should come from within, not from being forced to bow their heads.
- Acheron: This will be a tough journey, (Trailblazer). Are you still willing to return to the starting point once again?
- I will always believe in tomorrow.
- I will keep fighting.
- I will end this long night.
- Everyone will be vindicated.
- Acheron: In this way, you will reunite in the warmth of the sunlight.
- Acheron: May death yet end her "Last Dream."
- Acheron: May you guide people back to the waking world.
- (Cutscene begins)
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- Acheron: In the coming long night, I'm afraid you will face many setbacks and witness many tragedies.
- Jade: I come to greet. I come to wine. I come to claim.
- Jade: I grant poison for nectar. Sow in spring to reap in fall.
- Jade: Await wizened fruit to fill livened boughs.
- Jade: All... for the Amber Lord!
- Acheron: But when you make a choice, there will be a fleeting red that reappears before you once more in that monochrome world.
- Sparkle: Boom~
- Acheron: What you must do now is ponder its significance.
- Acheron: And then, return to the waking world.
- Firefly: ...Don't worry.
- Firefly: Even if all this is doomed to fade at dawn...
- Firefly: I won't fear waking up from this dream.
- Firefly: Go. Take back the right to "Trailblaze," for them, and for me.
- Acheron & (Trailblazer): That's where we all find our answers.
- (Cutscene ends)
- (Begin battle against
"Harmonious Choir" The Great Septimus ×1) - Himeko: Mr. Sunday, it's time for you to wake up from your dream. The future of Penacony won't belong to the Order... but will be determined by human will!
- The Great Septimus: The divine power of Ena actually...
- The Great Septimus: So be it! It wasn't my intention anyway. Let us discern in human form the "Final Conclusion"!
- The Great Septimus: Did the gods create this world? Do the gods love all beings? O gods, you only need to hold your tongue here and silently harken...
- The Great Septimus: All life shall grow as nature intended and reach its end. This mortal world... should rest in mortal hands!
- (Cutscene begins)
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- Harmonious Choir" The Great Septimus: All the work of creation has been completed.
- Harmonious Choir" The Great Septimus: The inevitable day has arrived...
- Harmonious Choir" The Great Septimus: The Embryo of Philosophy...
- Harmonious Choir" The Great Septimus: will reshape for us all of reality!
- (Cutscene ends)
- (Continue battle with
"Embryo of Philosophy" Sunday)
- (During "Embryo of Philosophy" Sunday's 1st turn)
- On the first day, grant Truth...
- Embryo of Philosophy: No more gods will ever stand here again. This paradise shall be forged by the "King of Humankind"!
- Welt: He's forging a Path that's never been observed before...
- (During "Embryo of Philosophy" Sunday's 2nd turn)
- On the second day, grant the Calendar...
- Embryo of Philosophy: The Order is ultimately flawed. By this decree, it shall be ended!
- (During "Embryo of Philosophy" Sunday's 3rd turn)
- On the third day, grant Language...
- Embryo of Philosophy: The Remembrance is fleeting and impermanent. By this decree, it shall be ended!
- (March 7th automatically uses Glacial Cascade)
- March 7th: No way! Razalina gave her life to protect the sweet dream's past!
- (During "Embryo of Philosophy" Sunday's 4th turn)
- On the fourth day, grant Value...
- Embryo of Philosophy: The Hunt brings only futile misery. By this decree, it shall be ended!
- (Dan Heng automatically uses Ethereal Dream)
- Dan Heng: But Tiernan's bullets still protect the sweet dream's present.
- (During "Embryo of Philosophy" Sunday's 5th turn)
- On the fifth day, grant Rules...
- Embryo of Philosophy: The Nihility leaves no light unextinguished. By this decree, it shall be ended!
- (Welt automatically uses Synthetic Black Hole)
- Welt: But the will of the Watchmaker will never be worn away.
- (During "Embryo of Philosophy" Sunday's 6th turn)
- On the sixth day, grant Meaning...
- Embryo of Philosophy: The Trailblaze knows it attempts the impossible. By this decree, it shall be ended!
- (Himeko automatically uses Heavenly Flare)
- Himeko: Even so, Mikhail still believed in tomorrow.
- (During "Embryo of Philosophy" Sunday's 7th turn)
- On the seventh day, grant Dignity... About to witness Im Anfang war die Tat!
- Embryo of Philosophy: With this perfect melody I command — recreate paradise anew!
- The Great Septimus: Robin, is that you singing...?
- (Trailblazer): Now, it's time to become the new "Watchmaker."
- Welt: Standing still never brings happiness. Come on. Let's set the compass needle for the Twelve Hours...
- Dan Heng: Only by blazing a trail forward can we set time in motion and give it meaning.
- March 7th: Only after the sweet dream ends will tomorrow come. People will keep moving forward, discovering countless new wonders.
- Himeko: Tomorrow, people will know that the world will still welcome countless marvels worth fighting for!
- (Trailblazer): A stagnant sweet dream can't imprison our desires...
- (Use Horizon's Echo From Afar)
- (Trailblazer): May this journey lead us starward!
- (After the battle)
- (Cutscene begins)
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- Sunday: So... Why does life slumber?
- (Trailblazer): Because... someday...
- (Trailblazer): We will wake from our dreams!
- Sunday: The night is still... too short...
- Robin: Brother...
- Robin: The dream... is over.
- (Cutscene ends)
- (Credits roll)
- Penacony, Land of the Dreams
The End
Honkai: Star Rail
Lead Actors
(Trailblazer)
Starring
Dan Heng as Dan Heng
??? as March 7th
Himeko as Himeko
Joachim Nokianvirtanen as Welt Yang
Firefly as Firefly, SAM, a regular girl
Raiden Bosenmori Mei as Acheron
Black Swan as Black Swan
Kakavasha as Aventurine
Mikhail Char Legwork as Misha, Watchmaker
Penacony as Gallagher
Boothill as Boothill
Sparkle as Sparkle
Veritas Ratio as Dr. Ratio
Robin as Robin
Sunday as Sunday
Gopher Wood as "Dreammaster"
Cameo Appearances
Silver Wolf
Sampo
Topaz and Jade
Argenti
"Extras"
Constance
Script Supervisor
Elio
May This Journey Lead Us Starward
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Every Dawn of the World |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 世间的每一个清晨 |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 世間的每一個清晨 |
| Japanese | 世界に訪れるすべての朝 |
| Korean | 세상의 모든 아침 |
| Spanish | Cada amanecer de este mundo |
| French | Tous les matins du monde |
| Russian | Каждый рассвет этого мира |
| Thai | ทุกรุ่งอรุณในโลก |
| Vietnamese | Mỗi Buổi Sáng Trên Thế Gian |
| German | Jedes Morgengrauen der Welt |
| Indonesian | Setiap Fajar di Dunia |
| Portuguese | Todo Amanhecer do Mundo |
Change History
Released in Version 3.8
- Added English voice-over resources for Welt.
- Every Dawn of the World was released.
