So in the Happiness Stone Door... [MASSIVE SPOILERS]

[つづく]

Did the little girl really see the Aureole as the dragon and it saved her, and she gave it to the matron? That's the only thing that can form anything and make people happy... I can't believe that's where it ended up in the end. I can see bad things happening.

[Berahlen]

The fandom seems split over whether Mary was tripping balls, Polly got Aureole'd into the dragon, or if it may have been an actual dragon.

Remember, Ragnard is the guardian of the Sept-Terrion of Space, and is able to manifest huge Space quartz out of thin air. His line might be able to tap into either the Aureole itself or whatever insane metaphysics the Aureole draws on.

[つづく]

Originally posted by Waypoint:

The fandom seems split over whether Mary was tripping balls, Polly got Aureole'd into the dragon, or if it may have been an actual dragon.

Remember, Ragnard is the guardian of the Sept-Terrion of Space, and is able to manifest huge Space quartz out of thin air. His line might be able to tap into either the Aureole itself or whatever insane metaphysics the Aureole draws on.

Yeah but as she's falling the golden light comes down then turns in to the dragon. Since it's been determined the Aurele can think on its own I'm thinking that's where it landed after SC and it found the girl, now the matron has it.

[Berahlen]

The Aureole didn't land anywhere in Liberl. One of the other Star Doors tells you where it ended up, and Kevin has a pretty good guess before that. Suffice to say there wouldn't be much plot to the Crossbell and Erebonia arcs if it went anywhere else.

Golden light can mean basically anything to do with Space.

[つづく]

Originally posted by Waypoint:

The Aureole didn't land anywhere in Liberl. One of the other Star Doors tells you where it ended up, and Kevin has a pretty good guess before that. Suffice to say there wouldn't be much plot to the Crossbell and Erebonia arcs if it went anywhere else.

Golden light can mean basically anything to do with Space.

Which star door? I'm up to 12 and can't get in to the 20 recipe one.

[Berahlen]

14. Which, weirdly, requires doing 15 first for some reason.

You may or may not have seen a cutscene yet where Kevin hazards a guess on his own. I forget precisely when that happens.

[Dragon]

Yes, the dragon stuff really happened. But I don't know where you are getting the "see the Aureole as the dragon" stuff from.

She saw the dragon as a dragon, because it was a dragon.

[つづく]

Because it was a glowing thing and at that point the glowing sentient thing that can make believe anything for you become reality was lost before the events of the door

[つづく]

Good lord I just got Door 14 and piss Ouroborous gets the Aurele. Feck I hate this series, what a lame thing all these mega high bad guy magic guys who are snarky steal all the powerful stuff and a bunch of rag tags and kevin have to beat them in the next series of games at calvard probs. UGH

[Berahlen]

Zero/Azure is set in Crossbell, and Cold Steel is Erebonia. I don't think we've had a full-on game in Calvard yet.

Kevin shows up briefly in...Azure, I think? But other than that he's pretty much peaced out.

[つづく]

Yeah he's in Ao and has some totally rad ship to fly the gang to the last dungeon. That's basically his purpose.

[Oguzhan]

That's not the Aureole. What is it? I don't know this door is a bit fairy tale like. I love it don't get me wrong, it's really warm. Where is the Aureole? In SC you see Campanella acquiring it. Also after doing all of the other doors you can access Star Door 14, view it.

As for whether she was tripping or not.......honestly not sure. If the dragon exists and it might, this could have happened. The Dragon probably just left her somewhere safe and put her to sleep. You don't want to get involved in human affairs too much.

[Allexan]

I heard this story gets referenced later on - in CS2, in Reverie, and in Zero.

Not yet started the CS, but I'm sure I missed the ref in Zero - can someone point me to the relevant episode?

[Dr. Rudolf von Richten]

It's not a direct or obvious reference, but there's a sidequest (possibly a hidden one, I forgot) where Shizuku needs your help to make a gift for her father. The centerpiece of said gift is a stone that 'feels special' (I forgot the exact words they use), and this stone would actually be a happiness stone. Or so the fan theory goes.

[Oguzhan]

Originally posted by Allexan:

I heard this story gets referenced later on - in CS2, in Reverie, and in Zero.

Not yet started the CS, but I'm sure I missed the ref in Zero - can someone point me to the relevant episode?

It's multiple stuff. There is some build up for the Red Constellation, the Cult (Which is also briefly referenced in FC too as it is the thing Cassius helps solve), demons etc...

Also, the concept of Phantasma is a recurring thing in future games.

[Dr. Rudolf von Richten]

Originally posted by Oguzhan:

It's multiple stuff. There is some build up for the Red Constellation, the Cult (Which is also briefly referenced in FC too as it is the thing Cassius helps solve), demons etc...

Also, the concept of Phantasma is a recurring thing in future games.

I think the guy meant Moon Door 5 (the Happiness Stone) specifically, not Sky the 3rd as a whole. You are right though, the game as such has infodump/worldbuilding/foreshadowing for a whole bunch of things.