Once you are dyed by the empire, your resolve is complete…

Because I have memories.

I wonder if the emperor does administrative work behind the scenes…
I wonder if they’re just throwing everything in that area to the bureaucrats and continuing to act recklessly…

In addition to being strong in fights

Even if they have memory, they probably think it’s a drag to do their job.

Leon said something like “strength is the most important” at the beginning.

Maybe the easiest among all the emperors in history is the one who just conveys the formation and abdicates.

Even if I say this, it’s something that can be done by someone non-human and it’s a minor thing.

The Majesty sitting on the throne in such attire, crossing their legs and enticing the vassals with glances.

What has changed in your heart, Emperor, that you only choose to save this one when there are options to let the cats die (not actually die)?

I’m going to inherit that!
I am Emperor Avalon.

As soon as she became the emperor, the ninja girl became silent.

The doll is at the Hiraga household, and even though it’s not powered on, the legitimate emperor data suddenly gets installed.
There probably isn’t any veto power or anything like that.

The emperor only needs to occasionally make decisions regarding violence.
The excellent bureaucrats are truly exceptional.

(Still, it’s all about money, money, money, no matter what you do.)

A woman who suits radial lines.

What happens to the memories of the person who abdicates in the case of abdication?

This one with a different hairstyle is favored and cute.

If it’s a succession through abdication, the memory of my own bowing will be firmly passed down as well…

Coppelia is already super capable at the point where conversation is established…
The Hiraga clan seems strange compared to ancient times.

It is clearly stated that having a strong will on the inheriting side is not good, according to the inheritance law.
Coppélia is really a tremendous technological prowess from Hiraga.

Transmitting a woman’s memories to a man…?

Since Coppe is not among the companions, it likely developed its ego during battles, as it does not appear as a candidate for inheritance.

Regardless of the method of transmission, it is said that characters of the same class from different generations will have compatible appearances, personalities, and voices.

The memory of playing with fire alongside the court magician is also inherited.

It feels like the scenario where the final emperor recalls Gerard’s memory at the Victor event isn’t always present.

I cleared it, but I don’t know who this girl is. Who is she?

I’m sad that there aren’t as many doujinshi coming out for Ribesaga, even though there are so many erotic girls.

In the end, it’s probably Bouquet’s stronghold…

I might like the SaGa series the most, but I’m looking at the latter’s cuteness.

What happens in the mind of an emperor who has abdicated?

I wonder what the succession was like after the emperor’s escape.
Even if you die of natural causes around there, you can still inherit it, so distance and life or death don’t matter in the inheritance, but what triggered the transition to inheritance?

Did you do the original work…?

In the first place, it is said that a strong will is necessary to take over, and that includes matters of life and death.

Depending on the method, I guess there might be some things that can be overlooked.
If you go the fastest without taking any detours, there might be times when you can’t even reach that high up.
That’s up to each person.

Did it end without going to Yauda?

Wagner’s house is at the edge of the world.

If you go to Yauda, I won’t let you escape.

If I take my time progressing without any spoilers, will Wagness be the last one?

If we can advance across the continent in a thorough manner, it wouldn’t be strange for Wagner to be the last.

The destination icon appears in completely unrelated areas, so it really takes quite the eccentric person to fill them in from one end to the other…

Playing while calculating the order of strategy and the number of battles by looking at the timeline jump points and event list is more for the hardcore players…

With a Hiraga fan, you can do Wagner! It seems there might be quite a few people who end up not meeting Iris.

Maya.

When I think about how ordinary people go about things, I end up wondering what “ordinary” even is… and in the end, I still don’t understand.

Kujinshi is definitely a go, and next is Dantarg.
It seems that existence can be traced in the order of Bokuon → Bouquet → Noel.
If I take them down in order, the sunken ship event will start, and it seems like Souvie could also be possible from there.
If that happens, there might be a last dungeon without knowing about Yauda?

In my case, it was clearly talked about as a progressing flag, so I thought, “Then I’ll save this for last.”
You just disappeared on your own and left a challenge letter behind, and then you went off somewhere!! That’s what happened…

I have to talk to the hunter before going to see Iris, so if I keep putting it off, I’ll never be able to go.

I believe that what is considered normal varies greatly from person to person, so there is no absolute.

The revived Kujinshi otter was happily waiting while sending letters.

In my own play, I went south without thinking and ended up finishing early with Moo and the children.
I’ve seen other people stay until the very end, though…

Unless you’re particularly twisted, the timing for going to Shotaland might be roughly the same.
Whether they will perish afterwards or not is another matter.

I understand the memories of eloping with a mermaid… The emperor might be too self-indulgent, but their background is just too large… It seems like the emperor would end up parting ways.

I’ve seen a lot of cases where the achievement of defeating the Queen in the Savannah underground gets stolen by other emperors while watching the stream.

Suvier is just too much trouble to meet.

There’s no way a person with a personality that fills things in from the edge would clear Last Dunk without going to Yauda!

Before the Last Emperor, the war criminal Kujinshi defeats everyone except Kujinshi itself, and ends up writing the location of the main body in the letter of challenge.

I went to see Yauda because I needed information about Iris, but was he there…?

I went to Yauda and met Wagnas, but when I said I was going home on a whim, they really let me go.
For some reason, Hirága never made a fan again, so it ended up being Wagunas in the end…
The instrument gathering event has an icon in Yauda, but it can’t start because there are no residents around…

I wonder if the teacher is here? If I walk around, I’ll probably run into Ninja-chan…
Are you playing the ignoring game too, teacher?

When I first saw it, I was told that once you cross the Great Wall, you can’t come back, so I headed south.
From there, I tried to head east from the Mermaid, but I didn’t know that the witch would teach me how to get there, so in the end, I took a merchant ship from Comulune and crossed via Murie, so it really changes depending on the person.

It seems like the traditional method is a bit bad for the mind after all.

Subie encountered something like a sunken ship return, but they don’t really grasp the proper procedure for meeting.

Well, if the teacher doesn’t see anything, there’s a chance they might miss it, and you can still clear it even if you don’t go all the way…

Even though there is a guide, it feels like Free Scenario is what changes depending on the person.

By the way, why did Oaive know that the Seven Heroes had a main body and that it would become the last one, and so on?

Actually, I was worried that if this erupts a volcano, I wouldn’t be able to get my degree… so I can’t really say much.

It seems that even the teacher’s score display isn’t showing…

Well, it’s fine; everyone’s play style is different.

Well, the Seven Heroes were talking about monsters and such, so they must have met them…

Why did Leon get hit by Soul Steel even though he saw it coming?

If you don’t die, the story doesn’t begin.