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☀️ Arselia and Akonia

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-- You know, it's even a bit unsettling. I mean, deaths around and injuries from absurd causes. But oh well, I guess that's just my fate.
— Believe me, it can get worse, — the Tanarsian woman replied briefly, without going into details.
Aoi Tori
A portal appears in the air, through which a warrior woman unfamiliar to the surviving trio emerges. 

- Glorious battle! - She says, hovering in the air. - I heard that a tournament is planned here in my honor, but I didn't expect it to be in this form! - For a reason known only to her, the winged woman decided to keep silent about the fact that she was well aware this was no tournament at all. - Your fight reminded me of times long past. - Descending to the ground, she took Valis into one of her hands. - Don't worry, this thing won't harm anyone anymore. - She opened another portal in the air and tossed the sword into it. - It will never escape from there. - Having settled that matter, she placed her palm on each of the warriors in turn, then rose back into the sky, opening yet another portal. - The three of you need to get back to the empire, right?

Alaria and Erefir gain +50% to fire affinity, Garrett gains 

Immunity to fire.
Nullifies the effect of the Despair curse if a character with this blessing is on the map, forbids the use of the annihilation beam. Despair's regular attacks deal 100% material damage. 
Nullifies Despair's fire affinity.
Alaria bowed her head gratefully, accepting the favor of the fire singularity. She held back her words, leaving that matter to Garrett — Stalia had named him her champion. And quite deservedly so, for without his skill they would not have prevailed against the rampaging weapon. There was even something ironic in the fact that no one had ever considered the Asterian as a candidate for the tournament before. But no — he proved himself more than a worthy warrior, which was noted personally by the saint who blessed him. And there was something inspiring in the fact that the man had earned such honors simply by following his own path. Without trying to impress anyone along the way.
 — We thank you for the honor bestowed upon us.