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/If I don't kill him, Libya finishes him off with Agartha. Ayano moves back (within the room, but further away) and casts Shackles. Alternatively, Ayano can stay in place... Let Lock decide./
/Everything is fair; they are holding us captive in the castle and forcing us to fight, and no one would bother them otherwise... If you don't want a mana and barrier resurrection, just sit back and don't make a fuss; what's the problem?/
Being neck-deep in blood was simply disgusting and uncomfortable, and getting hit... These attacks were terrible, as if the enemy had taken her own strength and multiplied it by ten. Few of the palace's inhabitants could withstand such attacks. Tsukiko shamefully fled to the shore, escaping this horror. But then, everything changed; the constrained movements of the Nihonki became quick and natural again, and the enemy, without the blood supply, suddenly weakened. Sensing this, Shimizu began to furiously strike blow after blow and didn't stop even when Mendegor was already dead. Then, Shimizu took the sphere in the center of the hall and briefly held it above her head. -- The last one! The sphere was packed together with the others. -- It's time to check the truthfulness of the note. /Revan, what would have happened if I hadn't broken the empty spheres?/
Okay, if needed, we'll go to the hall near the entrance. Tsukiko takes the items from Castor and tells him everything.
Then, we insert the spheres into the openings in the altar. If the order is important, we'll orient ourselves based on the rooms where these spheres were obtained (or, if the openings have any distinguishing features, let me know what they are, and we'll figure it out).
Is everyone ready?
I was actually surprised that no one had thought about spheres before.
Those who are out are unlikely to be interested in racking their brains, and besides us three (two and a half, considering Nayra's meridian), no one is left.
Is everyone on board?
We could also check the corridor with the cameras... But I don't really feel like it. Let's go to the hall, we've explored the rest of the map.