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"You'll be the first," he mused out loud, with a sense of wonder. "Sick." And I'll get to be here for it. Despite his worries and reasons for being here, it was impossible not to feel drawn in by beauty of the dungeon. The way the landscapes would shift, or shadows would move, or it felt like trees themselves would simply ungrow."I've bore witness to a couple and entered the outer rim of one other but I never delved deep enough to bear witness to that dungeon's full potential, so most of my experiences lies in the scrolls I carry," Sybil answered Koa, clearly impressed at his enthusiasm. "This will be the first time I see such a dungeon to the very end."
"You seem certain we'll reach the end," said Steven to Sybil, keeping his gaze on the supposed version of their future selves, and more specifically the interesting stone held in their guide's psychic grasp. "Yet by your own account, you've not been able to in the other Divine Dungeons you've visited.""This will be the first time I see such a dungeon to the very end."
Divine Dungeons only entrap those who fail to prove themselves worthy of seeing its heart."
People like you.Divine Dungeons only entrap those who fail to prove themselves worthy of seeing its heart."
But we don't know if that's the one where we find the heart.
"Do you have reason to believe it's not?" Kimiko argued lightly back. "If that was our future selves, then we chose that route, didn't we? I'm all for making our own path, but it's not as though following the one we just saw now is us bending to someone else's whim."