The Grandest Feast
Last updated 2025-09-21
The Grandest Feast is an Adventure Mission on Amphoreus from The Chrysos Maze Grand Restaurant Event.
Steps
- Help the fairies set the table
- Help the fairies set up the wooden basins in the center of the area
- Speak with each of your companions before the feast begins (0/4)
- Announce the start of the feast
Gameplay Notes
- Upon the completion of this quest, all open-world Chrysos Heirs in the Membrance Maze will disappear.
Dialogue
Help the fairies set the table
Mission DescriptionEveryone's busy preparing for the feast, so you and Cyrene certainly can't just sit around. Go see what you can help out with.
Let's start by filling the table with delicious dishes!
- Dolimem: Children of Membrance Maze, the long-awaited feast... is finally here!
- Cheerful Fairies: Mem! Feast! So many tasty things. I'm so happy!
- Cyrene: Everyone's looking forward to it!
- Cyrene: Come on, everyone's busy getting ready for the feast. We can't just stand around! First things first... let's get the venue looking nice and pretty!
Set Up Area- Miremem: Mem! It's so spacious, perfect for dancing memi!
- Tidolimem: Hurry down, mem! This is the dining area. If Chief sees, they'll be mad, memim!
- Cyrene: We can't have a feast with empty tables. Let's bring out all the dishes that are ready to serve.
- Miremem: Memem! It smells so good! My tummy's rumbling, mem...
- Tidolimem: The feast hasn't officially started yet... We have to resist for a bit longer, mem...
Help the fairies set up the wooden basins in the center of the area
- Step DescriptionEveryone's busy preparing for the feast, so you and Cyrene certainly can't just sit around. Go see what you can help out with.
The fairies can't move those huge fruits, so help them arrange the wooden basins in the center!
- (Talk to Relimem)
- Relimem: Mem! We're gathering these wondrous fruits and piling them into big tubs!
- Sosolimem: But these wondrous fruits are too heavy... We can't lift them, mem...
- Cyrene: Hauling these around is a bit too much for the fairies. Come on, let's help them out.
- Relimem: Mem! The wondrous fruits are stacked so high... Taller than all the fairies put together!
- Sosolimem: Beautiful! Thank you, mem!
- Cyrene: Ta-da! The venue's all set up. Not bad, right? Looks pretty official!
- Cyrene: No one will mind if I just have a tiny bite, right?
Go ahead, I'll cover you.
- Cyrene: I was only joking! I just wanted to see your reaction. And sure enough, (Trailblazer), you never let me down.
- Cyrene: But since you offered... I'd be rude not to accept, wouldn't I?
- Heads up! Cyrene's trying to sneak a taste!
- Cyrene: Oh... such a merciless betrayal... How could you?
- Cyrene: Hehe, but since I've already been caught red-handed... I guess I'll just help myself!
- Cyrene: The chief might sneak up on us at any moment... I'm counting on you to watch my back...
- Cyrene: ...♪
- Cyrene: This is so good! I've had these dishes plenty of times before, but somehow they taste even better at a feast! Come on, have a taste!
- Relimem: Mem! Reney, Chief is looking for you!
- Cyrene: Ah! Be right there!
- Cyrene: Hmm... I wonder what the village chief needs me for? What a pity. Things were just getting good...
- Cyrene: Ah well. Since the feast hasn't started yet, might as well take the chance to chat with everyone. After working so hard, I bet they've got lots to say.
- Cyrene: Are they full of smiles and fond memories? Or left with concerns and unfulfilled wishes? As the manager, it's your responsibility to understand your employees.
- Cyrene: So before the feast comes to an end, make sure you don't leave with any regrets.
Speak with each of your companions before the feast begins
- Step DescriptionFeast preparations are complete! Before starting, take a moment to chat with your fellow restaurant companions. Are they full of smiles and fond memories? Or left with concerns and unfulfilled wishes?
- (Inquire Mydei and Phainon)
- Mydei: ...Something worth remembering? Nothing really left a deep impression.
- Mydei: If I had to pick... then the straightforward style of pulling up vegetables and cooking them right away brings back memories of my days wandering in exile: simple, efficient, focused on sustenance over flavor.
- Phainon: Funny isn't it? Mydei, a great Kremnoan warrior, is actually the most skilled cook among the Chrysos Heirs. No matter how simple the ingredients, they become a delicacy in his hands.
- Phainon: The Kremnoan dictionary may be pretty sparse, but their recipe book? Vast and diverse.
- Mydei: Want my advice? Forget that fancy salad. The mark of a great chef is making the most of what's at hand. They don't nitpick ingredients.
- Phainon: Perhaps my cooking skills aren't on your level, but there's nothing wrong with making a salad. I stand by the ingredients I select and follow through with them. That's also what it means to be a proper chef.
- Mydei: Hmph. At least you're practical. I can respect that.
- Phainon: Back to the main point. The chief has been saying for ages how much they hope the fairies can enjoy a hearty, delicious feast.
- Phainon: That's why seeing everyone's efforts to turn this dream into reality through our restaurant makes me so happy.
- Phainon: As for regrets... Well, one would be that I couldn't best Mydei in the kitchen. The other is, I didn't get the chance to learn more specialty dishes before the restaurant's run came to an end. Time really does fly when you're having fun.
- Mydei: During those years in exile, I often thought that... if only time could pass more slowly, they wouldn't have to leave me in such horrible ways.
- Mydei: Still, reminiscing about the past doesn't change anything.
- Mydei: The kindness you showed in taking care of my people has been repaid. And here's a piece of advice for you, Phainon of Aedes Elysiae.
- Phainon: Speak your mind, Mydeimos. There's no need for restraint in this place.
- Mydei: ...
- Mydei: Cherish your homeland while you still can.
- (Talk to Mydei and Phainon again, optional)
- Phainon: The Kremnoan dictionary may be pretty sparse, but their recipe book? Vast and diverse.
- Mydei: Want my advice? Forget that fancy salad. The mark of a great chef is making the most of what's at hand. They don't nitpick ingredients.
- (Inquire Tribbie, Anaxa, and Hyacine)
- Tribbie: No, no! We are the seniors here. At a time like this, we should be asking the questions!
- Tribbie: Everyone, pay attention! The teacher's question is: With our field trip to Membrance Maze soon coming to an end, what valuable insights or unforgettable memories have you gained?
- Trianne: Alright, answer time! If no one raises their hand, then we are going to start picking people!
- Hyacine: Ooh, me, me! Teacher Tribbie, I want to share first!
- Tribbie: Great, Cinny! You can go first and show everyone how it's done!
- Hyacine: Everyone, listen up. I'm going to reveal... a very important secret about Professor Anaxa!
- Anaxa: ...
- Hyacine: As everyone knows, the professor is extremely strict and almost never praises any student other than dromases. But!
- Hyacine: I happened to overhear! The professor quietly asked the chief about the fairies' education methods, and went on to praise those farmers in the fields, calling them hardworking, disciplined, and even better than the Sages of the Grove! His exact words were...
- Anaxa: "The life's work of the Grove's scholars doesn't even compare to a single seed casually sown by a fairy."
- Anaxa: And what indeed is the problem with this? In terms of purity of heart, none can match these fairies. Their vision, untainted by Titan dogma, perceives things far beyond our comprehension.
- Hyacine: So... the reason you asked the chief to send more fairies to volunteer at the Grove was because of this?
- Anaxa: ...
- Anaxa: You could say that.
- Tribbie: No taking advantage of the fairies! Make sure they're properly rewarded! Alright, that's Cinny's turn. Who's up next?
- Trinnon: No hands up? Then we are going to start calling out names!
- Trianne: ...Naxy!
- Anaxa: All this repeated questioning is making things rather exhausting.
- Anaxa: I find no joy in games or amusement. The only thing I consider a true blessing is...
- Hyacine: I knew it. Professor Anaxa can't help but be attached to the crops he grew all by himself.
- Hyacine: I have a suggestion! How about adding a new course to the professor's curriculum? I've even thought of a name: "Common Traits of Giant Crops and Dromases." How does that sound?
- Anaxa: That won't be necessary. Bringing those wondrous crops back to the Grove would only seal my reputation as the one who "corrupts youths."
- Anaxa: ...Next.
- Next!
- Hyacine: Not so fast! If we're sticking to the order of the list, it's Grayie's turn.
- ...My turn?
- Tribbie: Hmm... that's how it should be, but since Little Gray is the manager, this question should be saved for the end!
- Tribbie: So, we are up next!
- Trinnon: There are so many joyful moments to share... we don't know where to begin.
- Trianne: After all, words aren't needed between the three of us!
- Tribbie: But no excuses! What makes us the happiest is simple: the three of us, living carefree with everyone else!
- Trinnon: Also playing with the little fairies.
- Trianne: Oh, oh, and also! We never found the right moment to say this. But thank you, Little Gray!
- Trianne: Also... long time no see!
- (Talk to Tribbie, Anaxa, and Hyacine again, optional)
- Hyacine: I have a suggestion! How about adding a new course to the professor's curriculum? I've even thought of a name: "Common Traits of Giant Crops and Dromases." How does that sound?
- Anaxa: That won't be necessary. Bringing those wondrous crops back to the Grove would only seal my reputation as the one who "corrupts youths."
- (Inquire Castorice and Cipher)
- Cipher: What's this? An essay? "How I spent my summer vacation?" Come on, Gray Mystery. Do things really need to be so formal between us?
- Cipher: Sure, the restaurant's running smoothly and it's fun, but it's not like I'm filling my pockets with gold. On top of that, I'm getting bossed around by those little critters so much that the fur on my tail has practically all fallen out.
- Cipher: Phew... If I had to sum it up in one line I'd say: Whole lotta work for nothing!
- Castorice: Even so, Lady Cipher, you didn't turn down the manager's invitation, did you?
- Cipher: I—I wasn't thinking straight! The moment I heard there was going to be a restaurant, I rushed over all excited, thinking I'd make a fortune... Who knew...
- Weren't you the one who posed as a fairy food critic?
- Castorice: I have to admit, even I was fooled by your little scheme that day. I ended up tasting so many dishes...
- Cipher: Oh, that's right! Okay, I was just bored out of my mind with nothing else to do.
- Cipher: This fairy village is cut off from the outside, and those tiny creatures can't cough up anything worth much. Even the god of trickery would show up and complain that their skills are wasted here!
- Didn't you get your wish to boss Aglaea around?
- Cipher: Hahaha! Yes, yes! That was hands down the most fun!
- Cipher: I never thought the day would come when the lofty Lady Goldweaver would take orders from me. It was just too enjoyable!
- Castorice: ...Thankfully, Lady Aglaea treated it as good fun. If we were in Okhema, we'd be clutching the golden threads for dear life.
- All fun moments.
- Cipher: ...Looking back, I guess I really did have my share of interesting moments.
- Castorice: Seems to me like Lady Cipher had plenty of fun.
- Cipher: And what about you, Princess Homebody? Aside from being part of the restaurant team, did you have fun?
- Castorice: For me... having the chance to savor Lord Mydei's specialties, and exchanging thoughts on crop cultivation with Professor Anaxa...
- Castorice: As well as personally awarding (Mr./
Miss) (Trailblazer) a medal. - Castorice: All these small moments are treasures to be remembered.
- Castorice: There's just one thing that I still can't figure out, Lady Cipher. You know fairy coins hold no value outside the fairy world, so why did you insist on taking one?
- Cipher: ...
- Cipher: Really wanna know? It's actually not that complicated.
- Cipher: Life here is just too peaceful... no duties, no worries. It feels so strange, almost like a dream.
- Cipher: But dreams always come to an end. And if I leave without a special memento...
- Cipher: Then how will I know... if I'm still dreaming or not?
- Castorice: ...
- Castorice: Don't worry, Lady Cipher. We... will weave new dreams together.
- (Talk to Castorice and Cipher again, optional)
- Castorice: Don't worry, Lady Cipher. We... will weave new dreams together.
- (Inquire Aglaea, Cerydra, and Hysilens)
- Hysilens: If the fairies' home hidden in the thick woods is a deep ocean, then this feast is the glimmering light upon its surface.
- Hysilens: It scatters the darkness that has lingered for so long and brings hope to the fish lying hidden beneath heavy layers of silt.
- Hold on... why are you suddenly composing poetry?
- Hysilens: Heh. It's nothing but the echo of a passing wave, Little Gray Fry. No need to think too much about it.
- A feast is all about treating your guests to good food.
- Hysilens: Ha... If that philosophy helps you indulge in a moment of delight, so be it.
- Cerydra: Oh? It's unusual to see such poetic spirit from the Dux Gladiorum. Seems this unplanned venture left quite the impression on you, didn't it?
- Hysilens: You jest, Imperator, but as a subordinate it's my place to respond truthfully to the manager's question.
- Aglaea: As the Ocean demigod who presides over feasts, Dux Gladiorum, opening with such weighty words does seem a touch too serious.
- Aglaea: The way I see it, this grand feast is more like a tangled ball of yarn, each of us grasping a golden thread, and all of them converging and intertwining here.
- Cerydra: But if we keep clinging to the past, we'll miss the chance to savor this magnificent feast.
- Cerydra: I gave my answer the moment we first met. The title of Imperator is as much an honor as it is a chain. If a ruler sits among her people, her subjects will never truly relax.
- Cerydra: So, to leave the throne for a time and talk, laugh, and share warmth with everyone without formality... That alone has made this journey worthwhile.
- Hysilens: It's true... it has been a long time since I've seen the Imperator smile so genuinely.
- How about one more smile?
- Cerydra: Heh. Dux Gladiorum, I'll leave the manager's task in your hands.
- You should smile more, too, Hysilens.
- Hysilens: Alright... How about this?
- Aglaea: ...
- Aglaea: To answer the store manager's question... I have to say I feel truly fortunate.
- Aglaea: Were it not for this strange twist of fate, I doubt I would've ever had the chance to pick up the needle and thread again, and chat with you all as a simple dressmaster. The divine authority of Romance has finally been put to fitting use.
- Cerydra: Yes... just as Dux Goldweaver said, we've each traveled through countless years, grasping a golden thread, and in the end, all our threads are intertwining here.
- Cerydra: Raise your glass. To the manager, and to the rare gift of reunion.
- To the fairies' restaurant.
- To the Imperator.
- To the greatest feast.
- Hysilens: To the manager, and to the endless, flowing tides...
- Aglaea: To... this precious moment of reunion...
- (Talk to Aglaea, Cerydra, and Hysilens again, optional)
- Cerydra: Raise your glass. To the manager, and to the rare gift of reunion.
- Hysilens: To the manager, and to the endless, flowing tides...
- Aglaea: To... this precious moment of reunion...
Announce the start of the feast
- Step DescriptionEverything's ready to go, time to kick off this feast. Forget the formalities, just dig in!
- (Trailblazer): Cyrene... hasn't returned yet?
- (Talk to Dolimem)
- Relimem: Mem! We're all ready. Let the feast begin!
- Dolimem: Heh... well then... the fairy restaurant's manager has something to say.
- Dolimem: Be loud and clear. All the guests need to hear you!
- I hereby declare — the feast has officially begun!
- Enough talk. Let's eat!
- Relimem: Mem! The feast has started! Everyone, dig in!
- Miremem: Dig in! Mem! Mem!
- All Fairies of the Membrance Maze: Mem! Let's eat!
- The grandest feast officially begins.
The fairies feast to their heart's content as everyone is immersed in the festive atmosphere... - The messengers were still debating over the cookie recipe while Kremnos' head chef watched with an approving smile.
After all, dishes made together always taste the best. - The Imperator and Dux Gladiorum raised their glasses together, sharing tales of fairy dwellings, past campaigns, and memorialized feasts.
And that eternal, unfinished conquest— - Cipher excitedly shares her traveling stories with the "Goldweaver," precious moments frozen in the photostone.
No need to tell truth from lies anymore. This place needs no deception. - The Sage's voice rings out as he lectures on agricultural knowledge, while students gather around him, some deep in thought, others raising counterarguments.
The school in the Grove has resumed its classes. - Cyrene: What's wrong? It's the best part of the feast, and yet here you are, standing alone in a quiet corner...
- Cyrene: Could it be... the thought of these joyful moments coming to an end has made you a little wistful?
- Perhaps you and I are thinking the same thing.
- Cyrene: That's right. It's why fate brought us together here.
- I just like being on my own.
- Cyrene: So... would it be alright if I stayed with you? I also like peaceful moments to myself... I won't disturb you.
- What did the village chief want with you?
- Cyrene: I went and accepted the chief's thanks on your behalf. Remember? With their poor eyesight, they mistook me for you!
- Cyrene: From here, you can take in the entire feast at once.
- Cyrene: Maybe it's not that you don't want to be part of it, but that you're afraid the good times will vanish before you know it, ending all too soon.
- Cyrene: When you stand quietly at a distance like this and just watch, time seems to slow... Sometimes it feels like it stops altogether.
- Cyrene: Hehe... I've just thought of an ending: "Wooden tubs stacked high with fresh vegetables, laughter all around. Everyone held hands in a big circle, singing and dancing, like this moment would never end."
- Cyrene: Bringing the story to a close like this... I'd say it's not bad, wouldn't you?
- Is the story coming to an end?
- Cyrene: It's a good time to end it~ After all, once the feast is over, the fairies need to go to bed. They're all such well-behaved little early birds.
- I wish it didn't have to end.
- Cyrene: We really can't keep going... or Relimem's belly will outgrow the Dawn Device! What will we do if the little fairies end up with bellyaches?
- Cyrene: At long last, after ages of waiting, Membrance Maze has guests again. The fairies now have towering crops, more food than they can finish, and human companions...
- Cyrene: There's nothing more worth remembering than this moment, is there? And best of all... we witnessed it together.
- Cyrene: It's just like a drifting thought landing on a calm lake, stirring up gentle ripples... and when you snap out of your daze, there's only reality, staring back at you.
- Cyrene: Yet I'm certain that within every story carried away by the ripples, the same joyful anticipation remains.
- Cyrene: And in that constant anticipation, a miracle is sure to happen...
- Cyrene: Just like how after all that waiting, you finally arrived♪
- (Mission complete)
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | The Grandest Feast |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 最盛大的宴会 |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 最盛大的宴會 |
| Japanese | 最も盛大な宴 |
| Korean | 가장 성대한 연회 |
| Spanish | El banquete más grandioso |
| French | Le plus grand banquet |
| Russian | Величайший пир |
| Thai | งานเลี้ยงสุดยิ่งใหญ่อลังการ |
| Vietnamese | Bữa Tiệc Lớn Nhất |
| German | Das größte Festmahl |
| Indonesian | Pesta Termegah |
| Portuguese | O Banquete Mais Grandioso |
Change History
Released in Version 3.5