(Spoilers!)Question about the ending

[steeshy]

Did Mil get some Heelicorie essence at the end of the VN? Since we never saw it happen and after Rhegan went into the pharmasists memories she never said anything about the cure which would mean that Mil wasn't able to get cured, is that right? thanks

[DeRockProject (jongyon7192p)]

It was too late. Basically the pharmacist milked money out of the sickness to her death.

[steeshy]

Where was the ending slide? @Ziodyne

[Beredan]

Originally posted by kei:

Where was the ending slide? @Ziodyne

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1319991040

[Alice]

she died. the pharmacist that the bad pharmacist killed stated "she was still young enough to be saved" we dont have a time frame for this. but judging how selly/rhegan killed the pharmacist and DIDNT tell mil or sol then she mustve known it was too late. and telling them wouldnt haved served any real purpose. thats why they just left.

[Mondrian]

thats why you should never skip the ending scroll

[Mèo]

now that just sad. cried in the middle of the night.

[Koopa]

I saw the ending scroll, generally a lot of VNs don't have the ending scroll scenes mean anything but ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

[steeshy]

can't wait for STP to come out! my poster reminds me every day

[Mèo]

Originally posted by kei:

can't wait for STP to come out! my poster reminds me every day

They sure took their sweet time

[steeshy]

the unspoken rule is that you dont mention that! they gonna delay it for another year now..

[blazegamma]

Yeah the sister not making it was fairly implied.
However hanks to the intervention and lessons from Selphine, and her syndrome, Sol managed to change enough and gain enough to be a force for change as we see in the ending credits as well, implying that the continued cultivation of his mini garden and more knowledge about plants and medicines, together with his kravt, enabled him to continue growing medicinal plants for various purposes and help improve the livelihood of the residents so that they would not have to experience the hardships that he had gone through as a kid along with his sister.

and therein lies the lesson that even in the midst of grief and tragedy, a seed of hope and purpose can sprout forth and bloom into change and growth.

now, who else's lives will change and be impacted by Selphine as she continues her journey back home.