To Roll the Stars in Astropolis

︀︀What price must be paid to keep the arcadia breathing? What tone must resound to catch Amber's downcast eyes? The balance has silently aligned, and you are left with nothing but a final, desperate gamble.

Asat Pramad sacrificed himself to satiate the Voracity husk, whose awakening was inevitable, and Planarcadia was on the brink. Himeko entrusted you with the role of Navigator as the Astral Express carried the evacuating refugees toward Astropolis, to seek shelter under the protection of Preservation.

The IPC's six department heads cast deadlocked votes on both sides, leaving the fate of Planarcadia hanging on a single decision from Arita of the Traditional Project Department. You put in great effort to lobby Arita, only to be turned away by Kenneth. At your wits' end, you resolved to detonate a bombshell in Astropolis: the explosive news of the awakening of the husk.

The PR offensive paid off. You were invited to the Pan-Cosmic Trade Summit, though it turned out to be nothing more than a stalling tactic. After fighting your way out of Lodestar Tower, you threatened to roll Asat Pramad's Die, drawing every eye in Astropolis onto yourself. Finally, you secured the chance to have a face-to-face meeting with Arita.

You proposed restarting the Phantasmoon Games, using the authority of Elation to suppress the husk. Under Louis Fleming's direction, Arita cast a vote for the encanvas plan, and Planarcadia was saved. Once the crisis had temporarily subsided, Nihilux confessed her true identity to you: Aha, the Aeon of Elation.