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[Raijinili]

Thanks to Ein and his friends, the Accursed were defeated and Riviera was saved. It is said that Ein never returned to Asgard, but instead lived out his days in the Promised Land with the Sprites...

Thanks to Ein and his friends, the Accursed were defeated and Riviera was saved. However, Ein was never seen again...

Epilogue ~In a Forest

Ein remained in Riviera, where he and Lina became treasure hunters, wandering from ruin to ruin. Thus began a new adventure... The unlikely pair would later make a grand discovery and become known as the Legendary Treasure Hunters.

Epilogue ~At a Temple Near Elendia

Ein remained in Riviera to help maintain the peace with Fia, who became a valiant warrior. Due to their efforts, it is said, the Sprites of Elendia spent an eternity of peace without any suffering.

Epilogue ~At the Nelde Ruins

Ein remained in Riviera and, along with Cierra, searched the Nelde Ruins for hidden knowledge. In fact, all the spells used today in modern Riviera stem from magic those two discovered...

Epilogue ~At an Ancient Castle

Ein remained in Riviera and traveled across the land with Serene to rid the world of demons. One day, the pair's unrelenting 10-year battle will be passed down from generation to generation in the Annals of Riviera.

Epilogue ~At the Guild at Asgard

Ein was surprised his Familiar was female (and now human), but they remained an inseperable team. They kept busy by recording the entire account of the great war, fought by brave Sprites and Angels, in the pages of Riviera's history...

Afterwards, Ein and Rose returned to Asgard and created a study facility. With the Magi's permission, they sought to discover the truth behind the Retribution, legacy of the gods. Asgard has already begun to move toward a new era...

Thus ends my account of the intertwining histories of Asgard and Riviera.

I saw, heard, and experienced the events first-hand...

Fate is not something forced onto you, nor is it something one yields to.

Fate is something to be carved with one's own hands...

If you believe in yourself, you will break free from all that binds you...

I hope to pass this message on to as many people as I can...

This is dedicated to a certain angel, who was my dearest friend.

Written by Rose R. Crawford Historian