My playable character.

I have arrived at the Guy-sama bulletin board.

Is it dislocated?

The absence of the corresponding Six Heavenly Generals means we can’t tell how things might have turned out, or is it simply because Ash and Luke became a pair, leaving one left over?

A little trauma is no joke.

It’s nice that there are boss battle scenes with Guy Ver…

The Fabre family is too much of a nemesis.

The FOF technique is too excellent.

In the beginning, it feels like Sink and the rival are portrayed in a somewhat rival-like way, right?

Since Van and Ash are the main rivals, that seems to be enough.

Van’s plan was so extreme that it made me calm down.

If you ask who has the strongest grudge against Guy on the enemy side, it would be the final boss.

I displayed my family heirloom sword so that I wouldn’t feel lonely.

Ash, you’re not going to follow me… I thought that, but well, it’s really impossible.

Maybe Luke is the only one who was happy with the replica.

Rather, it’s someone with a background who is on this side.

Let’s destroy Kimrasca; we might have lent a hand.
“After killing all humans in the whole world, I’ll make it a replica that is not bound by score, so calm down.”

It’s all the fault of the world trying to make everything happen according to the prophecy that your family was killed, so I wonder if it couldn’t be absorbed into the Six Divine Generals.
There are even people who are infatuated with Van.

Duke Fabre is simply an enemy, but to be honest, the tragedy of Hode is that both Kimlasca and Malt are completely corrupt…

In the spin-off works, it’s often portrayed that Van is close to Mujou.

While taking care of the innocent baby Luke, I started to think, “Wait? Isn’t it wrong to kill this guy?” and I was purified.

Because I was saved by Luke’s innocence, I was unable to nurture him…

It’s been a while since I’ve seen Guy-sama make a grand entrance.

I can somewhat understand why they couldn’t hold back when they saw the kings who are the root cause gathering together and discussing how to befriend each other and make the world a better place.

If you don’t get rid of the miasma, you’ll die, so then just leave the miasma alone!!! That’s nice, isn’t it…?

It’s really unfortunate that the colonel’s nemesis is Dist.

Mr. Guy loves girls very much!
Ah, excuse me, if I am touched, I will die.

If Pale is a sword master, does that old man also run around at high speed during battle?

It’s unfortunate that when I pointed my sword at the duke, who was my direct enemy at the signing of the peace treaty, I was met with “Well, the tragedies of Hodo were already anticipated by both Kimlasca and Malkuth,” leaving me in shock. But I wonder if that’s the kind of mentality that kept him from going to Van.

Not just how to walk, but I taught you every aspect step by step.
It must have required quite a bit of perseverance.
It’s natural to become attached.

To be blunt, the Duke Fabre family is merely the perpetrator, and from a more macro perspective, both Kimlasca and Markos are the real enemies.
Van reached that perspective, but Guy stopped at merely hating Duke Fabre and did not see beyond that.

I remember it vaguely, but…
I feel like the reason for my trauma towards women was something like a dark fantasy.

The voice is too good.

Duke Fabre seems very arrogant and unpleasant when returning the sacred sword.

If there is Abyss 2, perhaps under Melon, who plots to revive Luke in exchange for the world, the new Sixth Divine General is quietly waiting with a gloomy face.

I have the division, but Dist can probably do more work in a rear position, and if Guy joins, the Six Divine Generals will be quite strong.

In a normal playthrough, you think from Luke’s perspective and see Ash as a bad guy and Guy as a good guy… and then you watch the conversation.
From Ash’s perspective, there are so many interesting moments in the conversation between Ash and Guy, assuming that they thought of each other as just friends.

Ash seemed to be noticeably in a bad mood during the temporary party.

Dist was secretly working behind the scenes without any relation to the Six Divine Generals or Van’s objectives at all…
It’s funny how there’s almost no part allowed for the behind-the-scenes exchanges with Morse except for bringing out replica technology.

It seems that the Six Divine Generals are quite strong, so the Abyss allies are mostly martial types, aren’t they?

I thought I had erased my resentment towards the clan of my enemy Luke through six years of raising my child, but that Luke is completely different, and the Luke you hated and resented harbors a murderous intent towards your Luke that is insatiable.
Is it hell?

Duke Fabre is boldly having an affair with someone who looks like a female knight, to the extent that even Luke can see it.
The part where it says “I didn’t take care of Luke because he would die?” also comes off as quite arrogant.
There are no points where the stock is going up.

Natalia’s fake dad has continued to increase in favorability, except for that one time he doubted his love for his daughter…
There’s a premise that Duke Fabre originally intended to abandon Luke, so there’s no timing for me to like him.

Even Luke when he was a little brat thought it was weird that I have a relationship with General Cecil and Father.

Even though it was revealed that he comes from a pretty good lineage despite being from an enemy country, he still seems to have the same attitude towards servants, just like during the sword event, Marquis Fabre.

If the important people are just full of crap

I want to believe that I can move forward even after reading my diary.

It’s kind of sad to see Natalia desperately trying to get Luke, who is in a confused state, to remember her… and her hatred is deflating, so she doesn’t seem to be fundamentally suited for revenge.

When playing, there’s a certain vibe that makes me think that Duke Fabre is somewhat awkward.
There aren’t many times when the stock goes up, that’s for sure.

General Cecil is also living quite an abyss-like life.

Peony hasn’t been in charge for long, so there haven’t been many issues related to prophecies, but His Majesty Ingobert is deeply involved in the tragedy of Hod…

Gay Cecil

It’s a beautiful sword.
Let’s decorate the entrance.

Guy’s traditional swordsmanship is so smooth that it lacks any quirks.

I didn’t realize that Lord Guy and Major Cecil have the same last name during the first encounter at all.
After it was revealed that we are cousins, I thought, “So that’s what it is.”

Real name: Gagaga
I forgot the details.

I’m not particularly fond of women, so I manage to avoid situations, but I’m more oblivious than I thought, or rather I have a natural tendency towards sexual harassment.

I think there are many players who fell in love when they arrived.

Since the first battle with Van is over, you’re no longer Kimlasca but have become a person of Malkuth, right?

While exploring the desert, the women were having a girl talk about wanting to take a bath and splash in water, and if it wasn’t for the handsome guy, they would probably be endlessly teased for it.

I wonder what this guy is like after the ED…
It seems that the only route for Tear is to become a hermit.

Since Luke is my best friend and the son of Duke Fabre, I won’t involve him in the revenge…
Natalia is a princess from an enemy country, but she’s a royal who truly cares for her country, so I’ll exclude her from the revenge.
Seriously, you have a good eye for people; neither of them is real.

I have a memory of saying something like, “Oh, you surprisingly have a chest,” to the woman herself without hesitation during the spa event…

“I’m grateful that I survived buried under the bodies of the women who died protecting me, but it’s too painful to connect with women from the past.”

(Ash, who doesn’t understand anything because he has been genuinely hated by his most trusted childhood friend and servant without realizing it.)

It’s said that not only did she try to protect her sister, but also the maids, so she must have had a likable personality since childhood.

Excluding Tia, the party members after the main story will all be incredibly busy…

It’s a world that will soon perish anyway…

Why did Ash have a Rays expression?

Because he’s a king of a country that’s at war, it’s impossible for him to be completely pure and innocent, to some extent.

The handkerchief thing is from the novel version, but I feel sorry for Guy related matters, as usual.
Even though I understand how Guy feels…

“Ix is too plain, so it stands out, and the reason it became established is that Ash is fine.”
At that time, Ash had not yet arrived in the gacha.

In the main story, neither the codeword belt nor Peony seemed like such bad characters to me.

Even with the background of Macedonia, Ash still stands out somehow…

Ash seems to be reminiscing a bit nostalgically about the time in his childhood when he used to sneak past security with Guy to explore the city.

At the time of Ash, they were just pretending to get along on the surface for revenge.
While I was taking care of the Replicarook that turned into a toddler from scratch, I ended up getting emotionally attached.
It’s true that Ash was just deceived.
Thinking like that, Ash is actually really pitiable.

The reason Ash had Ray’s face must be explained through the diary reading event.

The Luke that Gai was about to digest is simply a childhood friend who adores me and has no connection to my family’s enemies, so if he becomes a proper adult, it’s truly commendable to have the resolve to dedicate this sword and serve.
The Luke who made me think that was actually a completely unrelated different baby.

Ingovert was somewhat coaxed by Morse, saying, “If you start a war with a prophecy, Kimrasca will win and prosper!”
While there are actually people involved, well, it was Yuria City and Oracle who heard that and accepted it.
A world where prophecies are too absolute does exist.

Ash becoming king while carrying the memories of two people is a hellish route after the ending.

In the first place, it’s pointless for someone to feel resentment when prophecies are too absolute; that world is just too over.

Before the main story, it is also tragic.
After the main story, it’s hell…

I mean, there isn’t really any infighting within Kimlasca, and their aggression is directed only outward, so I think it’s a quite clean kingdom for what it is.
One could say that because of the prophecy, there is no culture of infighting.

The Curtis family is fine because my sister will somehow take care of it…

I’m so accustomed to life that I could decide tomorrow’s breakfast with a prophecy…

Guy has become accustomed to living as a knight who does not bring shame to his ancestors, but when it comes to Van…

Well, Ash, who returned in the ending, probably hasn’t sorted things out either…

The man whom I thought was my servant and best friend until I was deprived of my place by a replica was secretly harboring hatred for me and was just pretending to be a friend while planning revenge in disguise!
After resuming it for the first time in about ten years, the man Ash is made to realize something.

I still remember the joke where Ash, looking like he’s about to die while serving customers, is clinging to Melon and Guy at the Rays VR café event and is told that they’re closing.

It’s crazy that they included this in the commemorative work…

Until Ash dies, he was confused and misled into thinking he would die from the Big Bang phenomenon, and he lashed out in all directions.
If I were to merge memories with Luke and realize my misunderstanding, the awkwardness would increase a hundredfold.

The Curtis family is the one that Jade was adopted into.

Since a marriage partner is determined by prophecy, love doesn’t mean anything…
It’s a truly unpleasant world, isn’t it?

Arietta does not know the truth, but even if she did, it wouldn’t change anything.
Largo is justified in feeling resentful.
Dist does not have aligned interests, but going to Jade’s side is also not right.
The sink has a pitiful origin.
Ash does not resonate with the purpose.
Regret is a feeling.

If the ED is Ash, then continuing the memories and lives of the target of his tantrum is not just a punishment game…
Personally, I think there is a third existence that is based on the two of them.

The voice is deep and nice, isn’t it?
I thought you had a more gentlemanly voice.

It’s really terrible that being treated as a loser is still better.

Since the original master, Guy, is regularly seen making a double peace sign while watching Kaldios at the Fabre Duke’s house, it’s no surprise that Van is internally extremely angry.

By the way, I wonder what happens with contamination phenomena when there are multiple replicas like ions.

Wasn’t it that the only prophecies left by Yuria were just as trivial as weather forecasts or fortune-telling?
Since it’s an old work, my memory is hazy.

When following Tia’s event, I realized the instructor is really a nice person.
Why are you doing that after defeating the instructor? Even if you respond like “I can’t help it because I fell in love,” it’s just not acceptable.
What they’re doing is civilian massacres, so there’s a limit to it!!! That’s what I think.

It’s often said that Tear’s terrorist tendencies are insane, but I can’t help but agree because of how the instructor was.

Natalia’s father, being on the side that waged war knowing of the destruction of Hod, is actually not much different in terms of the severity of past actions compared to Duke Fabre; rather, from a positional standpoint, he is even in a higher position, making him more malicious.
However, there is a scene in the work where Natalia stands up to Morse, so the impression from players tends to be positive.

The president and Regret have this… it’s like a police officer is drawn to the yakuza, creating a kind of ruined situation.

I thought Abyss would get a remake after 20 years, but this year marks the 20th anniversary…

In that world, the idea of going against prophecy doesn’t even exist, so while it is certainly wicked, there are also parts that can’t be helped…

I moved forward without knowing the motivation behind the regret until the very end, and all I was told at the end was that I ended up falling in love.
I wonder why someone so eager for revenge has ended up liking such a despicable guy with a beard.

Isn’t the instructor standing out in some way?

Because big brother’s voice was nice…

There’s hardly anyone decent except for the pig monkey!

The layer of national leadership is already written in prophecy, so it’s probably natural for many civilians to die in that world.

I’m honestly wondering if the reason Luke’s lifespan got revealed is because Mew snitched.

It’s a desperate delay, but Regret is in a hurry too.
It’s because civilians are stepping in…

The pig monkey is also on that side, you know…

My older brother and the respected instructor normally kill the engineers of Banban Berukendo, so Tia wants to cry the most.

Guy is on the Luke side, isn’t he…?

It’s not that someone named dies; it’s that they die at an incredible pace…
I was scared during my first play.

I’m glad I was worried about what would happen if Guy was also ready for an RPG.

On a private level, it seems that there are many people who view it as merely a form of fortune-telling since it’s not possible to have such detailed predictions over a short period. However, it looks like members of the royal family are deeply invested in prophecies.

From a guy’s perspective, there aren’t any elements that make Ash likable.

Everyone at the party has injuries that are beyond just a level!

Luke has been saying over and over that if Ash wants to go home, he’ll give up his place.
Even the Marquis Shabure loves both of his sons, so if he hadn’t gone off the rails, he could have returned normally.
It’s unbearable to know that I become calm and merge with it.

Did the Mors not lie about the score?

It’s impressive that Ash prioritizes noblesse oblige even on the enemy side, Natalia.

Since the revenge is over, Ash and I can start from zero, which shows how big Guy’s character is.
As expected of the nobility of the Motoyoshi family.

There are times when I seriously advise Ash that doing that in the brain call is going to be dangerous! but it’s funny how it doesn’t sound that way because of the way I say it.

I was told by Gai to atone for my sins with the determination to die, and if I don’t die properly when I should, it would be a lie…

Guy seems like a nice guy, but he’s not so much of a pushover that he can be friendly to people he actually dislikes.

I only remember vaguely, but isn’t it the case that for commoners, they would have a rough prophecy read for them once a year on their birthday or something like that?
So, it feels like there are surprisingly many people who aren’t that dependent on it.
It feels like people living in places like Bacital are highly dependent because they had branches of the church in the city where they could always have prayers.

Seriously, the instructor is just that…

Being told by Ash to get rid of it because it’s a keepsake that has become dirty is also a big deal.

“To try with all your might doesn’t mean to actually die…”

The man who is a knight of Colette in Raids.
The name is Pochitaro.

But after being told to throw away the memento because it was dirty, I lost my memories and became a good person, so I thought I could forgive it…
It was someone else.

Your comment about the Luke faction is often overlooked; Natalia said it in a semi-annoyed tone towards Guy, who has always had a bad attitude towards Ash.