Yet the Other Ships Passed Safely

Yet the Other Ships Passed Safely is an Achievement in the category The Memories We Share.

To unlock this achievement, the player must investigate the Janus' Steed located in "Sanctum of Prophecy" Janusopolis 4 times in total. It can found after completing the Trailblaze Mission Passage, Reveal the Past Once More in the chapter Light Slips the Gate, Shadow Greets the Throne.

Location

"Sanctum of Prophecy" Janusopolis Floor 1

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Dialogue

Janus' Steed

No doubt you recognize this massive wooden prop from tales of old — its proud head held high, its cavernous belly large enough to hold several people — every detail matches the stories you know.

But wait — rustling sounds are coming from inside the wooden horse, suggesting someone might be hiding within.

(Knock on the wooden panels)

Janus' Steed: ...Oh, you're the maintenance acolyte? No need for formalities — I'm just here for a brief rest before leaving.

Janus' Steed: Speaking of which, any updates on my modification proposal from last month?

...What modification?

Janus' Steed: Delayed again, I see. The Temple of the Three Fates operates with a sluggishness unbefitting of Janus' name.

They've forbidden any changes to the appearance.

Janus' Steed: Just as I thought. Hmph, how ironic that the servants of the "Passage" are so set in their ways — quite unworthy of Janus' name.

Janus' Steed: When carrying prophecies across the land, appearance matters. That's why I proposed painting the divine foal red — striking to behold and perfect for heralding the Maiden's name.

Janus' Steed: Yet the High Priest rejected the appearance changes and opted to add wheels instead — how perplexing! What use are wheels to a divine foal that can travel anywhere at will? Preposterous!

Yeah, red would've been pretty cool.

Janus' Steed: Right? It would really emphasize a sense of swiftness, too.

But aren't wheels more essential?

Janus' Steed: The wheels are just for show — those stubborn priests wouldn't understand.

Janus' Steed: I'd enjoy talking longer, but we're nearly there with gaining Ladon's support.

Janus' Steed: My calling beckons. Farewell, young acolyte — may the door of tomorrow remain ever open to you.

The ancient words linger in the air, but the sliding window has been sealed shut. In your daze, you notice a faint glow around the wooden horse, as if an invisible portal opens — an ineffable emptiness suddenly grips your heart.

You realize the being that just spoke to you has disappeared. But maybe when you return after some time, there might be... new discoveries?

This is not something a Nameless should be doing!

True, this plain wooden horse hasn't piqued your Trailblazing curiosity. No matter, though — it seems firmly planted here, so you can always return when time permits.

(Teleport away and interact again)

Janus' Steed: Nngh... I don't feel good...

Are you okay?

I can help you with that door!

Janus' Steed: I'm alright, just dizzy. Must have bumped into the previous priest during transport, and my mind's rather confused... Tell me, friend, where have I been shipped to?

Janusopolis.

Janus' Steed: ...What? How am I back here again?

Janus' Steed: My apologies... the journey to Bulsa is far longer than imagined. I had to make multiple attempts.

Castrum Kremnos.

Janus' Steed: Eek! The land of Strife! But I was meant for Bulsa... Have the spears of war advanced this far...?

Okhema.

Janus' Steed: The holy city of Kephale? No, my mission remains incomplete. I cannot stop here... Must deliver our request to Bulsa...

Janus' Steed: The black tide approaches. I—I must deliver the prophecy to every city-state! Divine foal, forward!

The ancient words linger in the air, but the sliding window has been sealed shut. In your daze, you notice a faint glow around the wooden horse, as if an invisible portal opens — an ineffable emptiness suddenly grips your heart.

You realize the being that just spoke to you has disappeared. But maybe when you return after some time, there might be... new discoveries?

(Teleport away and interact again): Janus' Steed: ...; Janus' Steed: O great Janus, when shall your mysterious gates open for me...; ...Have you fallen asleep?; I am Janus — open this door.; Janus' Steed: ...Huh? I'm totally not sleeping! I'm from Epos, ah... wait! This place is Epos. I come bearing prophecies... no, interpreting the prophetic Titan's destiny...; You're not even making sense anymore.; Still caught in that slumber?; Janus' Steed: Um... apologies. I've just awakened from an extended journey, and my thoughts are clouded. Just a moment...; Janus' Steed: Now I remember... the distant city-state of Epos... I've returned from there. From the deepest part of the "Passage," where even Titans' voices grow faint... I tried to deliver Janus' prophecy, but they couldn't understand my words.; Janus' Steed: For ten days and nights I proclaimed the Titan's will, the world's creation, interpreted signs and ancient prophecies, and the impending calamity. I'm exhausted...; Janus' Steed: I've walked the paths I must walk. It's time to rest. May the door of tomorrow... *yawn* remain... ever open to you...; The ancient words linger in the air, but the sliding window has been sealed shut. In your daze, you notice a faint glow around the wooden horse, as if an invisible portal opens — an ineffable emptiness suddenly grips your heart.; You realize the being that just spoke to you has disappeared. But maybe when you return after some time, there might be... new discoveries?

(Teleport away and interact again)

Janus' Steed: ...Yes? I'm preparing to leave — if it's not pressing, just wait for my return.

...Where are you headed?

Janus' Steed: Every divine foal's purpose and destination are documented in the Temple records — feel free to look them up if you wish to know.

Janus' Steed: For now, the divine foal destined for Castrum Kremnos has met misfortune and appears lost — I must seek it out and guide it home. Though all paths lead to Janus, not all reach their destination.

Janus' Steed: ...May its door remain open.

Will you ever come back?

Janus' Steed: I... wish I knew. Janusopolis is our gathering place — every divine foal starts its journey here before departing to distant lands. Should I fail to return, Janus must have locked me outside their door.

Janus' Steed: Fear not. There are many divine foals here — should you require aid, simply remain here and seek counsel from any of our priests.

Janus' Steed: I must go now. May our paths cross again at the journey's end.

The ancient words linger still, but now, the expected glow fails to manifest — the wooden horse lies utterly still.

You knock on its wooden wall, wondering what happened. Soon enough, a response sounds from within.

Janus' Steed: Mmph — so exhausted. Who's that racket outside? Let's see... you're certainly not the High Priest, so who are you?

Janus' Steed: If you're merely a common disciple, leave us be!

It's someone else again!?

Janus' Steed: ...What do you mean, "again"? This has always been a shared rest stop for divine foals — it's not strange to meet any of us here.

Janus' Steed: However, the other divine foals have departed for different cities as of now. I'm the only one still around, so I'll be your go-to helper from now on.

Tell me of the other divine foals.

Janus' Steed: Alright, I can spare some time. Whose tale would you like to hear?

...The one bound for Ladon.

Janus' Steed: Ah yes, the one who proposed painting all divine foals red.

Janus' Steed: Ladon lies cold and high, stretching all the way to the sky. Its desolate terrain riddled with traps and treachery, yet its people are fierce warriors. We could use their strength.

Janus' Steed: As for that divine foal who went there personally, I haven't heard news of it for some time.

...The one bound for Bulsa.

Janus' Steed: ...Bulsa? I recently met their ruler — that city-state has already fallen to the flames of Strife. Any journey to Bulsa now would be futile.

Janus' Steed: The prophecies speak in riddles, and divine foals cannot obtain real-time information on their destinations — Such asynchronous situations do happen once in a while. Given that our journey will take us across the entire world of Amphoreus, small errors are to be expected.

Janus' Steed: Yet... this futile quest will drain almost all of a divine foal's life.

...The one bound for Epos.

Janus' Steed: ...That divine foal is resting in peace now. And I mean exactly what you think I mean.

Janus' Steed: Epos lies too far beyond our reach. Opening the "Passage" there demanded too great a toll. May Janus light that foal's way.

...The one searching for their partner.

Janus' Steed: I knew of a divine foal lost in teleportation, but never guessed it would be at Castrum Kremnos.

Janus' Steed: While the Kremnoans are crucial allies, the mission there poses grave challenges — facing both the calamity's strike and Strife's fury... May they return unharmed.

Janus' Steed: We can only hope. While Janus may light the path ahead, the journey home always remains uncertain.

That's all I wanted to know.

Do I know you from somewhere?

Janus' Steed: ...Me? How could that be? I'm but a new acolyte and have never stepped beyond the Holy City of Fate.

Janus' Steed: Oh! Perhaps you mean to say Oronyx's power allowed us to meet across different points in space-time? It's possible... though my prophecy remains unrevealed, so the time for me to open the "Passage" hasn't come.

Fine, go ahead and stay alone!

Janus' Steed: Hmph. Every divine foal gallops alone in the world, and all of us have experienced the biting pains of solitude. We bear it for our calling.

Janus' Steed: Be gone then — Janus does not like those who stay stagnant!

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Other Languages

Language	Official Name
English	Yet the Other Ships Passed Safely
Chinese (Simplified)	别的船只却安然过海
Chinese (Traditional)	別的船隻卻安然過海
Japanese	他の船は無事に海を渡った
Korean	다른 배는 무사히 바다를 건넜고
Spanish	Los demás barcos navegan sin problemas
French	Les autres navires voguent pourtant sans problème
Russian	Другие корабли спокойно проплывают
Thai	เรือลำอื่นกลับข้ามไปอย่างปลอดภัย
Vietnamese	Những Con Thuyền Khác Lại Vượt Biển Bình Yên
German	Die anderen Schiffe passierten sicher
Indonesian	Kapal Lain Melintasi Laut dengan Selamat
Portuguese	Ainda Assim Outros Navios Passaram em Segurança

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