Everyone is harsher on Asbel after his growth than I expected, and it’s really unbearable…

Asbel is reflecting on his actions, so please forgive him…

The result of abandoning my childhood friend, who is about to die, and also abandoning my younger brother who was put up for adoption.

It can’t be helped.

In other words, the unembellished range really only works out at the very end, so it feels like I’m constantly watching things not go well.

It’s harsh to think that Aspell would have to part with his parents at such a young age, but he’s still okay since he sent a letter to his younger brother.

I really can’t defend anything related to Sheria, you know.

At first, I think both Sheria and Hubert interacted with Asbel as if he were the old bully from their childhood.

The person has become more mellow than I expected and is reflecting deeply, so they aren’t saying anything back…

To be frank, the parts of Graces and others are much more tense and exhausting than what’s often said about Abyss.

>>7

It was tough for Hearts until Beril arrived…

>>7

I think Beryl, who joined that group and facilitated connections without any particular ties, is the strongest communication character in history.

I thought I was undergoing a fierce training that pushed me to the extent of not being able to even return letters.

Are you really having enough of a youthful experience to be good friends with the ice cream shop kid?

Is the instructor still sane in the early stages…?

>>10

Since I entered Strata, I’ve started to think, “It’s okay to mess around now…”

>>12

That said, it resulted in becoming the lord’s deputy of Rant and driving Asbel out.

Hubert achieved the results as instructed by the country, but…

It seems like you’ll end up regretting it alone, somehow.

I’m the only one who can defend the early game run! I’m the only one who can protect Richard! And the targets I’m supposed to defend are just bouncing around.

There are things that you can’t see easily.

In other words, even after the tension was eased and we became friendly, it’s just a continuous cycle of chasing after Richard and being unable to help him, and Sophie is feeling unwell, so overall the story isn’t going well and remains dark all the time.

The feeling of tension is so real; it’s not like I’m being attacked, but rather it’s painful to feel disappointed and as if I’m not expected.

From there, the atmosphere keeps getting better, so if you play until the end, it gets overwritten with the impression of a close-knit party.

This younger brother… his talent is on a whole different level…!

Abyss has an insane instantaneous wind speed, but after getting a haircut, everyone tends to reassess quite quickly.

Sofia, Rantu, and Richard are all lost, and Sheria won’t say anything…

We just talked about our dreams together with the girls every night…

I want to protect you, I am being protected, even when we can’t meet.

The interactions and chat have a lot of comedic elements, and because of the hidden dungeon, it ultimately feels like a bright work.

>>25

Wasn’t the hidden dungeon supposed to be completely dark in terms of setting?

>>35

It feels like they’re trying to activate the ultimate weapon to absorb a ton of Erese and somehow deal with the situation because Lambda is in a bad state.

Somehow, I hacked it and it worked out…

As a reaction, the later story is incredibly brighter.

Pascal is always energetic, isn’t he…?

Eres has returned, and I’ve paid the money, so I forgive you…

Hubert is getting married.

I wonder what Cheria was really thinking when she reunited with Asbel.

I think there is a feeling of, “I sent the letter, but it hasn’t come back…”

It’s not like I was training at knight school with a bloody struggle; I had lots of friends and was very popular.

>>34

It can’t be helped if I lose to Hubert…

After spending seven years on it, Asbel isn’t that strong, huh?! I guess there’s nothing that can be done about it.

>>34

Period of being popular.

You should be popular.

Young man.

Well, both Graces and Hearts have their early story issues caused by the final boss, but at that point, the one to blame is the protagonist, so it’s no wonder things get tense…

Because they are brothers from Tales, I thought there would be a fierce love-hate mixed fight to become part of the team, but Richard was too preoccupied with other things and smoothly joined as a little brother.

I laughed at the fact that there’s no opposition even after becoming the boss.

Is this guy using CC1 with a drawn sword?! That was surprising, Asbel.

>>39

The sword drawing and sheathing techniques are quite technical for a protagonist.

My little brother was also getting along well with the jeweler’s kid.

Asbel was also enjoying his youth, but it wasn’t like he was just playing around…

Well, trying to run away from home and become a knight does seem like I’m just goofing off in a way.

>>44

That said, the future lord receiving knight training on-site is not necessarily a mistake either.

>>44

This time, I promised to become strong enough to protect everyone, and just when I thought I had become super strong, my little brother was already so far ahead that he couldn’t even step on my shadow, which is not good.

Beryl’s master was also terrible…

>>46

Isn’t it normal?

By the way, my younger brother is receiving world-class education and training, and he’s an overwhelming elite in his age group, so it’s not like he’s being held hostage by maids or being abused or anything like that.

In other words, Rion is really lucky.

It’s the knight school that won’t teach me the secret arts that’s to blame.

>>51

Do you want to learn? Eternal Serenade and the Heavenly Shattering Light Wind Destruction Divine Punishment Active Killing Drama.

It’s strange that when you’re on my side, you’re just paper, but when you’re the enemy, your specs are insane.

Where did the you from that time go?

>>52

I want Sophia and Pascal, who start one-on-one battles with the instructor or chat, to always fight with their status during hostile times.

A man who could not protect anything as a child will become the man who can protect things in the end.

It’s somewhat ironic that, despite being the main character, their growth seems to be at a level where they would have probably lost and died against the early dogs if it weren’t for Sophie’s buffs.

Even though it’s quite an achievement to be recognized by the instructor, why is your little brother so strong…?

Strata doesn’t have the same Spartan image as Vendel.

>>57

I think the position of being a foster child who has to produce results and the rebellious spirit born from being abandoned are both intertwined.

The early game dog can’t be helped!

It’s originally strange that a violent star monster is around here.

Asbel, who went to knight school, was properly leveling up normally.

My younger brother was power leveling in the military…

Little brother has a cool combat style like a popular character, and since I’m a super genius recognized by the military, it can’t be helped.

My younger brother is just too much of a genius…

Since the funeral blade has the violent star, if I do my best, there might be a chance…

What kind of knight school teaches that technique?

>>64

For that reason, there aren’t any enemy knights using a burial blade…

I think the one at fault is my father for not choosing my younger brother as the lord.

>>65

In childhood, choosing between a timid younger brother and an energetic older brother is impossible!

>>68

Being energetic doesn’t necessarily mean you have the qualities of a lord…

What kind of knight school teaches swordsmanship?

>>66

He’s got some unusual techniques up his sleeve, even more than just swordsmanship…

Look at that instructor’s secret technique!

Well, that’s not really…

>>69

I didn’t want to have that curriculum, so I studied it after becoming an instructor.

Are you stupid?

>>66

It’s a school where the instructors use blade techniques…

>>70

Instructor Victoria practices spear fighting, and while she tends to rely too much on brute strength when digging up large rocks…

I mean, that guy was perfect before marriage, but since then he’s done nothing but negative things as a father.

As a result, that has also become a negative point for me as a lord.

If I had made up my mind, I should have been able to endure even the Unstandvales.

What should I do from now on…?

The weapons of the instructors are too eccentric for a knight school!

Asbel was also seriously training at the knight school.

After all, the knight school was nothing more than child’s play.

Hubert was just angry or because he was adopted…

If I wasn’t thrown away, being adopted doesn’t mean I’m being oppressed.

It’s been a while since I’ve done this, but the childhood part is way too long… way too long.

>>78

The inability to use special moves makes the combat aspect unsatisfying.

Well, it’s not surprising if they become stronger than their younger brother after repeatedly engaging in actual combat, even if they couldn’t defeat something like Vender’s machine head-on during that losing event.

In the end, it’s a story about how the protagonist was able to protect others, so it is intentional, but thanks to that, in the original version, Asbel doesn’t have a very reliable image.

In that respect, the additional story is really reliable.

Asbel is strong in gameplay, but in terms of narrative, he is surpassed by his younger brother both academically and athletically.

The combat is exhilarating, but the story is consistently dark!

According to the instructor, they seem to be the type that grows through actual combat, so it’s likely they have improved significantly during the game.

I want to try a Tales game set in a school setting…!

Well, there is a revenge scene in the late-game skit event, after all.

I think if I had seriously trained in the same environment as my younger brother, I would have become at least equal to him.

Even when forced to power-level in the military, my brother, who perfectly copies everything without giving up his hero otaku spirit, is amazing…

Richard’s response is also reactive and late…

>>90

It is indeed more difficult to deal with someone who moves on a national level by themselves.

I really can’t protect anything until the very end.

>>90

The main story is just a repetitive cycle of endlessly chasing Richard, where not only can’t I help him, but things keep getting worse and he keeps escaping.

I thought it was a bit too easy for my younger brother to smoothly join in and make up.

Well, the root of it is that you really love your older brother and you’re a good kid, so that might be how it ends up.

It’s true that Hubert was superior to Asbel.

If I hadn’t been adopted, I would normally give up my position to my brother and not become the lord, Hubert.

>>92

Isn’t that okay in its own way…?

Asbel has a considerate childhood friend with big breasts.

I can’t forgive you…

Big breasts…?

>>97

Do you want to be popular?

It seems that most works have their moments of not having a good atmosphere, but I feel like Berseria had quite a good vibe.

>>98

After hitting rock bottom, the only option is to claw your way back up.

>>98

Tempest has a pretty good atmosphere.

It’s just too thin in volume.

The combat is enjoyable, so I didn’t mind the heaviness of the story that much.

It’s really flashy and good from around “Hakudo Metsufu.”

The instructor might think that the boomerang is a secondary weapon, but actually, it’s a bayonet technique using a rifle, isn’t it?

It’s just really incomprehensible to have a completely replicated combat style with weapons from anime and still be strong.

Could it be that that knight school doesn’t teach proper swordsmanship but rather focuses on developing individual combat styles…?

>>107

A person like a female knight was using a spear.

The people in the knight school don’t have much of a sense of unity.

>>107

None of the instructors use a typical western sword.

In the original Graces, there seems to be a strong feeling that there aren’t enough named enemy characters.

Well, it’s not like it’s an organization that is an enemy of humanity, so it can’t be helped, but even so, there aren’t any enemy executives or anything like that.

>>110

Suddenly betraying and then suddenly dying explosively, Road to Popularity-san.

>>112

Motero started running suddenly, you know…

Since Berseria is an outlaw group, it would be the worst if the atmosphere is bad.

In the beginning, Asbel is not clearly hated, right?

I’m just being thought of as someone who is no longer disappointing.

>>113

It was harder for you.

I wonder if it’s because I’m independent and not part of a group like Uncle or Kurt or Motelo, that I feel a lack of human enemies.

>>114

Indeed, throughout Berseria, Arthur has consistently been the enemy…

There is no one like the Four Heavenly Kings, right?

There are only a few clearly problematic people, like the Richard assassination uncle.

My younger brother’s adoptive father wasn’t such a bad person either.

>>115

Just because it’s not bad as a family doesn’t mean they’re not a bad person, after all.

My brother and the instructor became so tough that they wouldn’t die even if a CPU was used on them.

That’s nice, isn’t it?

What should I do…?

When Richard gets angry, his wide-eyed expression is so funny that it makes me laugh.

There are hardly any pure villains in Graces.

>>121

How about Uncle and Motero-san?

The instructor is an amazing man who does throwing knives because there are too many participants for the swordsmanship class.

I can understand why Barry would want to curse, but don’t say it directly…

Also, after that, you should reflect on the fact that Shelly was kidnapped right away.

>>123

Because from the outside it looks like I ran away seven years ago and then, as soon as the military attacked this time, I pushed everything onto my younger brother and disappeared somewhere, I’m just incompetent…

I thought about it again, but isn’t the additional scenario for F quite unnecessary?

>>125

I don’t care, I want to fight.

>>128

It’s not just a superfluous addition.

You’re giving me the accelerator, right?

>>125

I don’t think so, but I feel like there are people who do think that way.

>>125

In just the main story, Asbel really isn’t a reliable older brother…

Even Asbel abandoned being a knight and came back, but there is no one who considers that.

If it’s said that the karma from my childhood is coming back to me, I can’t say anything.

>>127

You threw away your dreams and determination and came back, and now you’re back again? Huh.

Is it really treated to that extent!?

Custom weapons that mimic manga, combat styles that imitate manga, and various other otaku hobbies.

This guy was living a pretty fulfilling life, one way or another.

>>133

Asbel is often the butt of jokes, but his little brother is pretty bad too.

That being said, this person has some ridiculous talent, doesn’t they…?

Just the fact that Richard is having fun as a companion makes the story valuable.

I was being teased for my facial expressions and “Tomodachi Iii,” but I honestly just felt sorry for myself.

Looking at it again, this guy is just too much to be a father.

Without informing him at all that he was going to be given to his younger brother as an adopted child, they made it all ridiculous by not even allowing them to say goodbye, as if to say they would never meet again.

“When you get angry and say ‘You never teach me important things! You’re always pushing me!’ what kind of attitude is that towards your father! That’s not good… If it’s usually like that, it’s no wonder Asbel would grow up thinking he doesn’t want to become a lord…”

>>138

Because you’re Asbel’s dad, right?

>>140

Once you get it in your head, you can’t stop, it’s similar, right…?

It feels like the complications with my brother have lingered and manifested in the worst possible way.

I also like that in the epilogue, they are building a good relationship with Lambda.

>>139

It’s nice how Lambda is having a conversation like a template tsundere…

I’m really surprised to see a story that hasn’t been going well for a long time in the main part.

Asbel, who is arguably the most incompetent protagonist in history, is lacking in substance until the ending.

>>142

I think it’s better to stop turning hearsay into big words.

>>142

It’s not that there’s a problem with their personality like Yuri; they just lack ability.

>>145

It’s not that there are no issues with their personality to begin with.

Although it is a good thing,

The main ending was quite bland, so personally, I don’t dislike the epilogue ending.

In the end, it feels more like, why didn’t they do this in the main story instead of wrapping it up with Asbel, Sophie, and Richard?

In Graces, the final boss isn’t the top of a large organization or anything like that.

It’s a really powerful guy that moves around on its own, so I seriously can’t keep up with its movements.