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What's the deal with that mirror, you never explained it to me. Was there a post breaking it down?

You've been told before, you just forgot again.

The mirror was brought by the priestess of your goddess, as a gift to Mariarnelia. My character, being paranoid, suspected something foul and took the mirror. To find out whether it was dangerous or not, he gave it to the smartest knight who could figure out its gimmick. That knight was Anella, a knight from Osha. She took it, but turned out not so smart, and the mirror corrupted her, giving her the power to subjugate others and the ambition to take everything for herself. Then Hatarait dropped by Heroist's place, who is currently banging the goddess Ifilla (the very one causing monsters to crawl out of the crater, yes yes, an ordinary, unremarkable guy, not a GM character at all). In exchange for 20 olives, Hatarait gave Heroist a piece of the goddess Ifilla. That piece could be used in several ways, including destroying the mirror, which is what Heroist did. As a result of the destruction, five more bastards crawled out who will be screwing us over. So hang in there, knights.

I probably missed everything that happened after handing it over for research.

I don't remember the olives at all. @Heroist what was that about? Is there a link to the conversation?

Thinking about the butterfly effect, I also realized that Tsukiko with Ayano and Livia (Seliad also participated, but didn't survive), by showing mercy to that kirishimka, unintentionally created conditions that led to two of the worst tragedies in Reim (Tiary) and Nihon (the massacre staged by Twice, in the Yanagi temple). Not the worst, since Rinze exists, but still. In Tsukiko's context, it even led to her death, several years later. So much for cleansing cursed palaces after something like that...

Come on, if not one thing then another would have blown up. As if we don't know expedition storylines.

My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.