🍁Nine Ancient Obelisks

—Did… Inna kill him? —the agonizing truth settles on his shoulders like a heavy silk burden.
Lowering his gaze to the ground, the young man studies the photograph for a while, as if to imprint every moment and every detail in his memory forever.

—No, it wasn’t you. And it wasn’t me. Your name is above this. And so is mine. It was them. —he finally mumbles. —I have so much I want to say, but the words can only be addressed to human souls; there’s no point in having a dialogue with the inanimate. —imitating the Phantom, he raises his head with a mixture of anger and confidence, looking at his tormentors. —So, what do you want?

The girl remained silent.
- The mission of the last knight of Nefertari is simple, - the otherworldly voice of Sir Tann replied, - I must correct the mistakes of history and resurrect our kingdom from the ashes of the past. Unfortunately, my previous failure has undoubtedly demonstrated that in my current form, I am unable to accomplish this. For this reason, I entrusted the details to the Phantom of the Silver Moon.
- The puppets dance in the darkness, unable to see the moonlight through it. Exaltation awaits nine journeys, but their otherworldly feet cannot traverse them.
- Mmm, the Phantom was searching for victims... that is, promising candidates... - It seems that even the dark-haired woman had difficulty understanding the speech of the white-haired woman. - The rest were doing the same, Sir Tann only... killed and cursed. The Great Asuguh Pentagram was a kind of entertainment?... Or an exam, that is... It is meaningless in itself. In short, Sir Tann wants to use the power of nine ancient obelisks to restore his country, which was destroyed in the past, but since he is undead, they do not accept him, so we... or rather, you will have to visit them instead of him. And since each of them should contain a fragment of his soul, these visits will be "credited" to him. Something like that.