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* TheFourGods: The classic four Chinese gods known here as the Four Divine Beasts show up as Dolls met in this order: Akaset the Azure Dragon, Alisa the Black Tortoise, [[spoiler:Juewa the White Tiger]], and the Vermillion Bird.
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* TheFourGods: The classic four Chinese gods known here as the Four Divine Beasts show up as Dolls met in this order: Akaset [[spoiler:Akaset the Azure Dragon, Alisa the Black Tortoise, [[spoiler:Juewa Juewa the White Tiger]], Tiger, and Silenus the Vermillion Bird.Bird]].
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* TheFourGods: The classic four Chinese gods known here as the Four Divine Beasts show up as Dolls met in this order: Akaset the Azure Dragon, Alisa the Black Tortoise, [[spoiler:Juewa the White Tiger]], and the Vermillion Bird.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: A book at a fishing spot by Elder Taishang's house talks about man and fish's mutual envy for being able to walk on land or swim in water respectively, which also summarizes the usual dog-eat-dog culture of cultivation genres like this world. [[spoiler:Not only does it foreshadow Taishang's plan to turn the Evoker's ascension ceremony into her own cultivation ritual out of "envy" of the Evoker's power, envy is also a central theme to the Bottle Immortal's life of having to slay countless people fearing or wanting her power, while she herself desires life outside the bottle.]]
-->''Fish swim in the pond, people walk on the shore.\\
Fish envy people's ability to walk, people envy fish's ability to swim.\\
To swim or to walk, to walk or to swim.''
* {{Foreshadowing}}: A book at a fishing spot by Elder Taishang's house talks about man and fish's mutual envy for being able to walk on land or swim in water respectively, which also summarizes the usual dog-eat-dog culture of cultivation genres like this world. [[spoiler:Not only does it foreshadow Taishang's plan to turn the Evoker's ascension ceremony into her own cultivation ritual out of "envy" of the Evoker's power, envy is also a central theme to the Bottle Immortal's life of having to slay countless people fearing or wanting her power, while she herself desires life outside the bottle.]]
-->''Fish swim in the pond, people walk on the shore.\\
Fish envy people's ability to walk, people envy fish's ability to swim.\\
To swim or to walk, to walk or to swim.''
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* LaserGuidedAmnesia: For an unknown reason, the Evoker, the Qing sisters, Juewa, and other Dolls in the event have lost their memory and have established themselves as inhabitants of this world. [[spoiler:The Evoker manages to recover their memory in Chapter 4.]]
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* LaserGuidedAmnesia: For an unknown reason, the Evoker, the Qing sisters, Juewa, and other Dolls in the event have lost their memory and have established themselves as inhabitants of this world. [[spoiler:The Evoker manages to recover their memory in Chapter 4.4, followed by the Qing sisters in time to sacrifice themselves to send the world outside the bottle.]]
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* BaitAndSwitch: In Chapter 2, the party goes to see the yokai eating sacrificial children. Juewa spots a pair of horns swimming through the lake, and players would likely be reminded of a certain Dragon Sovereign... but nope, it's Akaset the Azure Dragon.
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures:
** Unlike the past RPG-style events, you only need the Pill Furnace and the required ingredients to craft pills to upgrade the Qing sisters and Juewa's skills, with later Dolls joining already pre-upgraded to the max.
** In Chapter 5, all the monsters here will yield all manner of crafting materials, even that of gathering spots, to speed up your pill and artifact-making, saving you time compared to past chapters where monsters only ever drop one kind of material.
* BaitAndSwitch: In Chapter 2, the party goes tosee defeat the yokai eating sacrificial children. Juewa spots a pair of horns swimming through the lake, and players would likely be reminded of a certain Dragon Sovereign... but nope, it's Akaset an entirely different person known as Akaset, the Azure Dragon.
** Unlike the past RPG-style events, you only need the Pill Furnace and the required ingredients to craft pills to upgrade the Qing sisters and Juewa's skills, with later Dolls joining already pre-upgraded to the max.
** In Chapter 5, all the monsters here will yield all manner of crafting materials, even that of gathering spots, to speed up your pill and artifact-making, saving you time compared to past chapters where monsters only ever drop one kind of material.
* BaitAndSwitch: In Chapter 2, the party goes to
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* LaserGuidedAmnesia: For an unknown reason, the Evoker, the Qing sisters, Juewa, and other Dolls in the event have lost their memory and have established themselves as inhabitants of this world.
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* LaserGuidedAmnesia: For an unknown reason, the Evoker, the Qing sisters, Juewa, and other Dolls in the event have lost their memory and have established themselves as inhabitants of this world. [[spoiler:The Evoker manages to recover their memory in Chapter 4.]]
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* SpiritCultivationGenre: The game is a parody of one, the setting being that of any generic ''xianxia'' you might've seen where cultivators, sects, pills, soul stage power levels, flying swords and so on are common. Accordingly, Dolls who are related to the genre (Qing Dai, Qing Hao, and Qu Ling) or fit into stereotypes (Yuki the shady merchant, Nicolette the pill alchemist, Dolores the herb farmer, etc.) show up.
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* SpiritCultivationGenre: The game is a parody of one, the setting being that of any generic ''xianxia'' you might've seen where cultivators, sects, pills, soul stage power levels, flying swords and so on are common. Accordingly, Dolls who are related to the genre (Qing Dai, Qing Hao, and Qu Ling) or fit into stereotypes (Yuki the shady merchant, Nicolette the pill alchemist, Dolores the immortal herb farmer, etc.) show up.
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** In Chapter 2, Dolores will give recipes to make individual skill upgrade pills for Qing Dai, Qing Hao, and Juewa, which require a Core of a Celestial Beast, Dragon Essence, and Heartwood Essence each. This won't be necessary for later Dolls who join your party, who already come upgraded.
** Chapter 2's tasks "Pet Master" and "Senior Brother" will reward you the Life-Origin and All-Spirit Pills respectively. Life-Origin Pills are required to upgrade spirit pets (and feed a mystery woman in the same chapter), which require a Core of a Celestial Beast, Dragon Essence, and Heartwood Essence, while All-Spirit Pills are used to upgrade the Constellation Sword, requiring three Beast Cores.
** In Chapter 2, Dolores will give recipes to make individual skill upgrade pills for Qing Dai, Qing Hao, and Juewa, which require a Core of a Celestial Beast, Dragon Essence, and Heartwood Essence each. This won't be necessary for later Dolls who join your party, who already come upgraded.
** Chapter 2's tasks "Pet Master" and "Senior Brother" will reward you the Life-Origin and All-Spirit Pills respectively. Life-Origin Pills are required to upgrade spirit pets (and feed a mystery woman in the same chapter), which require a Core of a Celestial Beast, Dragon Essence, and Heartwood Essence, while All-Spirit Pills are used to upgrade the Constellation Sword, requiring three Beast Cores.
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* AnimateInanimateObject: The Qing sisters each take the form of a flying sword that floats by the Evoker. Only immortals of a certain level can see their human forms.
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* AnimateInanimateObject: The Qing sisters are sword spirits who each take the form of a flying sword that floats by the Evoker. sword. Only immortals of a certain level can see their human forms.forms.
* BaitAndSwitch: In Chapter 2, the party goes to see the yokai eating sacrificial children. Juewa spots a pair of horns swimming through the lake, and players would likely be reminded of a certain Dragon Sovereign... but nope, it's Akaset the Azure Dragon.
* BaitAndSwitch: In Chapter 2, the party goes to see the yokai eating sacrificial children. Juewa spots a pair of horns swimming through the lake, and players would likely be reminded of a certain Dragon Sovereign... but nope, it's Akaset the Azure Dragon.
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* KarmaHoudini: Downplayed in that Yuki's bogus Lotos Sect actually did produce capable immortals who were then absorbed into its actual counterpart, the Lotus Sect. According to Nicolette when asked about her task, the intrepid merchant now works as a senior sister shopkeeper in the Lotus Sect, though that's a far cry from Nicolette keeping her Elder position.
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* KarmaHoudini: Downplayed in that Yuki's bogus Lotos Sect actually did produce capable immortals who were then absorbed into its actual counterpart, the Lotus Sect. According to Nicolette when asked about her task, the intrepid merchant former leader now works as a senior sister shopkeeper in the Lotus Sect, though that's a far cry from Nicolette keeping her Elder position.position.
* LaserGuidedAmnesia: For an unknown reason, the Evoker, the Qing sisters, Juewa, and other Dolls in the event have lost their memory and have established themselves as inhabitants of this world.
* LaserGuidedAmnesia: For an unknown reason, the Evoker, the Qing sisters, Juewa, and other Dolls in the event have lost their memory and have established themselves as inhabitants of this world.
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* CharacterFocus: Ennis takes center stage, made all the more fitting given she was and still is a spy.
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* CharacterFocus: Ennis takes center stage, made all the more fitting given she was and was--and still is a is--a spy.
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The monster-student girls of Monster Academy are acting up once more. After the Evoker's withdrawal during the last semester, he enrolls once again to deal with the disturbances with his romantic wiles (for what else could this ChickMagnet do?)\\\
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The monster-student girls of Monster Academy are acting up once more. After the Evoker's withdrawal during the last semester, he enrolls once again to deal with the disturbances with his romantic wiles (for what else could this is a ChickMagnet like him supposed to do?)\\\
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** [[spoiler:The Dark Lord is taken out by an irate Supreme-Supreme from just having broken free of their control, before Force-pushing them into the Dread Star's firing cannon. Likewise, Palpatine was killed by Darth Vader having a change of heart and throwing his former master down a shaft.]]
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** [[spoiler:The Dark Lord is taken out by an irate Supreme-Supreme from just having broken free of their control, before Force-pushing them into the Dread Star's firing cannon. Likewise, cannon--a mirror of Palpatine was being killed by Darth Vader having a change of heart and throwing his former master down a shaft.]]
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!! By the light of the Shera, there tropes transform for justice in ''Miracle Contract''!
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!! By the light of the Shera, there tropes transform for justice in ''Miracle Contract''!
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* MindControlDevice: When Ennis explains the premise of digital hypnosis, the Evoker compares it to a hypnosis app. Ennis is understandably questioning of how he learnt that term.
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* MindControlDevice: When investigating how the game pulls in people into dreams, Ennis explains the premise of digital hypnosis, the Evoker compares it to a hypnosis app. Ennis is understandably questioning of how he learnt that term. [[spoiler:It turns out that there wasn't any mind-control involved and that the game was a manifestation of the miracle Rym wished with all her being, which pulled in the Evoker and his Dolls for help.]]
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!! ''Immortal Ascension Tales'' cultivates these tropes:
* AnimateInanimateObject: The Qing sisters each take the form of a flying sword that floats by the Evoker. Only immortals of a certain level can see their human forms.
* ADayInTheLimelight: Featured Doll twins Qing Dai and Qing Hao are the primary leads for this ''xianxia''-style event, though Juewa gets some spotlight too.
* KarmaHoudini: Downplayed in that Yuki's bogus Lotos Sect actually did produce capable immortals who were then absorbed into its actual counterpart, the Lotus Sect. According to Nicolette when asked about her task, the intrepid merchant now works as a senior sister shopkeeper in the Lotus Sect, though that's a far cry from Nicolette keeping her Elder position.
* MasterOfNone: The Evoker's broad soul frequency that accepts all variety of Dolls manifests in this world as a "multifarious spirit root", which lets him use all elements but would take way too much time to improve compared to having fewer roots--not that he could even grow after joining the Lotos Sect. It's later revealed in Chapter 2 that his powers manifest in his artifacts--namely the Qing sisters--where his bond with them is his strength; [[{{Synchronization}} if the sisters grow, then so does the Evoker, though the same applies for the death of either party]].
* SpiritCultivationGenre: The game is a parody of one, the setting being that of any generic ''xianxia'' you might've seen where cultivators, sects, pills, soul stage power levels, flying swords and so on are common. Accordingly, Dolls who are related to the genre (Qing Dai, Qing Hao, and Qu Ling) or fit into stereotypes (Yuki the shady merchant, Nicolette the pill alchemist, Dolores the herb farmer, etc.) show up.
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!!! Game Mode: Exploration (RPG)
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!! ''Immortal Ascension Tales'' cultivates these tropes:
* AnimateInanimateObject: The Qing sisters each take the form of a flying sword that floats by the Evoker. Only immortals of a certain level can see their human forms.
* ADayInTheLimelight: Featured Doll twins Qing Dai and Qing Hao are the primary leads for this ''xianxia''-style event, though Juewa gets some spotlight too.
* KarmaHoudini: Downplayed in that Yuki's bogus Lotos Sect actually did produce capable immortals who were then absorbed into its actual counterpart, the Lotus Sect. According to Nicolette when asked about her task, the intrepid merchant now works as a senior sister shopkeeper in the Lotus Sect, though that's a far cry from Nicolette keeping her Elder position.
* MasterOfNone: The Evoker's broad soul frequency that accepts all variety of Dolls manifests in this world as a "multifarious spirit root", which lets him use all elements but would take way too much time to improve compared to having fewer roots--not that he could even grow after joining the Lotos Sect. It's later revealed in Chapter 2 that his powers manifest in his artifacts--namely the Qing sisters--where his bond with them is his strength; [[{{Synchronization}} if the sisters grow, then so does the Evoker, though the same applies for the death of either party]].
* SpiritCultivationGenre: The game is a parody of one, the setting being that of any generic ''xianxia'' you might've seen where cultivators, sects, pills, soul stage power levels, flying swords and so on are common. Accordingly, Dolls who are related to the genre (Qing Dai, Qing Hao, and Qu Ling) or fit into stereotypes (Yuki the shady merchant, Nicolette the pill alchemist, Dolores the herb farmer, etc.) show up.
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* MindControlDevice: When Ennis explains the premise of digital hypnosis, the Evoker compares it to a hypnotic app. Ennis is understandably questioning of how he learnt that term.
* ShoutOut: During the final battle against the Otherworldly Abomination, Silenus questions their odds and wonders if this is their [[Literature/StarTrekTheKobayashiMaru Kobayashi Maru]].
* ShoutOut: During the final battle against the Otherworldly Abomination, Silenus questions their odds and wonders if this is their [[Literature/StarTrekTheKobayashiMaru Kobayashi Maru]].
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* MindControlDevice: When Ennis explains the premise of digital hypnosis, the Evoker compares it to a hypnotic hypnosis app. Ennis is understandably questioning of how he learnt that term.
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** As if the magical girl shout-outs weren't enough, the event currency is called "Grief Seeds", which are dropped from defeated aberrations just like the Witches of ''Franchise/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica''. The magical girls in ''Soul Tide'' thankfully don't need purification, though.
** During the final battle against the Otherworldly Abomination, Silenus questions their odds and wonders if this is their [[Literature/StarTrekTheKobayashiMaru Kobayashi Maru]].
* WholePlotReference: The entire story takes notes from the ending of ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'', where [[spoiler:Rym (a substitute for Homura), the last surviving magical girl of the final battle against the Otherworldly Abomination (Walpurgisnacht's analogue), calls for a miracle that it finds in the Evoker and his Dolls.]]
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** As if the magical girl shout-outs weren't enough, the event currency is called "Grief Seeds", which are dropped from defeated aberrations just like the Witches of ''Franchise/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica''. The magical girls in ''Soul Tide'' thankfully don't need purification, though.
** During the final battle against the Otherworldly Abomination, Silenus questions their odds and wonders if this is their [[Literature/StarTrekTheKobayashiMaru Kobayashi Maru]].
* WholePlotReference: The entire story takes notes from the ending of ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'', where [[spoiler:Rym (a substitute for Homura), the last surviving magical girl of the final battle against the Otherworldly Abomination (Walpurgisnacht's analogue), calls for a miracle that it finds in the Evoker and his Dolls.]]
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* CallBack: When the Dolls talk about the lifeless atmosphere the game world has, Silenus mentions having seen one before. She refers to her past world, which had been on the verge of destruction and caused the people to live however they want without hope for the future.
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The ordinary days before summer break of a presently drowsy high school student gets a bit more exciting when a transfer student named Hoshimi Asuna comes into class, taking the seat next to him and calling him by name. When she explains it as magic, the student hides his surprise, for he is a magical girl contracted to a familiar named Rym, fighting aberrations born from negative emotions. Hiding a scratch on his arm he got from fighting last time, he drifts to sleep once again.\\\
The Evoker is then roused awake by Virgina in the mansion during the afternoon at 2, having stayed up playing a video game with Asuna and Silenus last night. Virgina however sees the wound on his arm and bandages it, though neither knows how it happened. Coming down for lunch, the Evoker meets Asuna who also just woke up, relating to him her dream that is all but the same as his, apparently based on the game they had been playing. Seeing that Silenus hasn't woken up, the Evoker goes into her room to do so, only to find her sleeptalking and somehow gaining wounds as she fights aberrations in her dream. While panicking over what to do, a sudden bout of drowsiness takes him asleep.
The Evoker is then roused awake by Virgina in the mansion during the afternoon at 2, having stayed up playing a video game with Asuna and Silenus last night. Virgina however sees the wound on his arm and bandages it, though neither knows how it happened. Coming down for lunch, the Evoker meets Asuna who also just woke up, relating to him her dream that is all but the same as his, apparently based on the game they had been playing. Seeing that Silenus hasn't woken up, the Evoker goes into her room to do so, only to find her sleeptalking and somehow gaining wounds as she fights aberrations in her dream. While panicking over what to do, a sudden bout of drowsiness takes him asleep.
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The ordinary days before summer break of a presently drowsy high school student gets a bit more exciting when a transfer student named Hoshimi Asuna comes into class, taking the seat next to him and calling him by name. When she explains it as magic, the student hides his surprise, for he is a magical girl {{magical girl}} contracted to a familiar spirit named Rym, fighting aberrations aberrations, monsters born from negative emotions. Hiding a scratch wound on his arm he got from fighting last time, he drifts to sleep once again.on his desk.\\\
The Evoker is then roused awake by Virgina in the mansion during the afternoon at 2, having stayed up playing a video game with Asuna and Silenus last night. Virgina however sees the wound on his arm and bandages it, though neither knows how it happened. Coming down for lunch, the Evoker meets Asuna who also just woke up, relating to him her dream that is all but the same as his, apparently based on the game they had been playing. Seeing that Silenus hasn't woken up, the Evoker goes into her room to do so, only to find her sleeptalking and somehow gaining wounds as she fights aberrations in her dream. While panicking over what to do, a sudden bout of drowsiness takes him asleep.\\\
The student Evoker is suddenly on the school's rooftop, fighting aberrations alongside a blue-haired scientist girl--Silenus, though he only feels familiarity with this stranger. They are then joined by Asuna's timely reinforcement, revealing herself to be a magical girl like the scientist. Before they could explain further, apparently still retaining most of their memories than the Evoker, he wakes up and remembers his "dream", whereas Silenus and Asuna remain asleep. Realizing that the shared dreams are no accident and the damage incurred in them gets reflected onto their real bodies, the Evoker traces the problem to the video game he and the girls played last night. Miyo, having missed the game session to take care of paperwork, explains she and Asuna found the game disc in an antique shop in the Trade District; when she and the Evoker play the game together (it being a two-player-only game), the Evoker becomes certain the contents of the game are the same as his dream... but he once again falls asleep.\\\
In the dream, the Evoker had been suddenly told to flee from the "strangers" after the night's battle by Rym, who we see is a pink bird. She explains that the strangers wielded unknown magic, saying they are best left alone so that the Evoker can focus on defeating the Otherworldly Abomination, an aberration said to be the most powerful by far. Still, homework does not do itself--ignoring Rym telling him to skip it, he takes out his workbook and finds Rym's name on it, who apparently practiced her writing on it. But before he could do anything, he senses aberrations next to office buildings, and fights them alongside an office lady he briefly remembers as Miyo.\\\
Back in the waking world, Ennis was unable to trace the disc's origins while the Order determined that the disc is at least not apparently magical, and the Dolls who played the game still sleep with no signs of curses on them. Ennis speculates that the game induces hypnotic suggestions in those who play it, so she induces a suggestion in the Evoker that will call forth his unconscious memories even if the dream blocks his memory. In the next dream, the Evoker is in class again, except Silenus shows up as a student and Miyo the maths teacher. When the three new girls leave upon seeing Ennis outside the room, the Evoker detects aberrations in a shopping mall, ignoring Rym's advice to leave the aberrations to the strangers, and again with her warning to run away once Ennis shows up. With a snap of her fingers, her suggestion works with the Evoker regaining his memories... and now conscious that he is a boy in a magical girl outfit, to the Dolls' mirth.
The Evoker is then roused awake by Virgina in the mansion during the afternoon at 2, having stayed up playing a video game with Asuna and Silenus last night. Virgina however sees the wound on his arm and bandages it, though neither knows how it happened. Coming down for lunch, the Evoker meets Asuna who also just woke up, relating to him her dream that is all but the same as his, apparently based on the game they had been playing. Seeing that Silenus hasn't woken up, the Evoker goes into her room to do so, only to find her sleeptalking and somehow gaining wounds as she fights aberrations in her dream. While panicking over what to do, a sudden bout of drowsiness takes him asleep.\\\
The student Evoker is suddenly on the school's rooftop, fighting aberrations alongside a blue-haired scientist girl--Silenus, though he only feels familiarity with this stranger. They are then joined by Asuna's timely reinforcement, revealing herself to be a magical girl like the scientist. Before they could explain further, apparently still retaining most of their memories than the Evoker, he wakes up and remembers his "dream", whereas Silenus and Asuna remain asleep. Realizing that the shared dreams are no accident and the damage incurred in them gets reflected onto their real bodies, the Evoker traces the problem to the video game he and the girls played last night. Miyo, having missed the game session to take care of paperwork, explains she and Asuna found the game disc in an antique shop in the Trade District; when she and the Evoker play the game together (it being a two-player-only game), the Evoker becomes certain the contents of the game are the same as his dream... but he once again falls asleep.\\\
In the dream, the Evoker had been suddenly told to flee from the "strangers" after the night's battle by Rym, who we see is a pink bird. She explains that the strangers wielded unknown magic, saying they are best left alone so that the Evoker can focus on defeating the Otherworldly Abomination, an aberration said to be the most powerful by far. Still, homework does not do itself--ignoring Rym telling him to skip it, he takes out his workbook and finds Rym's name on it, who apparently practiced her writing on it. But before he could do anything, he senses aberrations next to office buildings, and fights them alongside an office lady he briefly remembers as Miyo.\\\
Back in the waking world, Ennis was unable to trace the disc's origins while the Order determined that the disc is at least not apparently magical, and the Dolls who played the game still sleep with no signs of curses on them. Ennis speculates that the game induces hypnotic suggestions in those who play it, so she induces a suggestion in the Evoker that will call forth his unconscious memories even if the dream blocks his memory. In the next dream, the Evoker is in class again, except Silenus shows up as a student and Miyo the maths teacher. When the three new girls leave upon seeing Ennis outside the room, the Evoker detects aberrations in a shopping mall, ignoring Rym's advice to leave the aberrations to the strangers, and again with her warning to run away once Ennis shows up. With a snap of her fingers, her suggestion works with the Evoker regaining his memories... and now conscious that he is a boy in a magical girl outfit, to the Dolls' mirth.
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* CasualKink: Every Doll in the story gets excited over seeing their Evoker being a magical girl, to the latter's great shame.
* MindControlDevice: When Ennis explains the premise of digital hypnosis, the Evoker compares it to a hypnotic app. Ennis is understandably questioning of how he learnt that term.
* ShoutOut: During the final battle against the Otherworldly Abomination, Silenus questions their odds and wonders if this is their [[Literature/StarTrekTheKobayashiMaru Kobayashi Maru]].
* MindControlDevice: When Ennis explains the premise of digital hypnosis, the Evoker compares it to a hypnotic app. Ennis is understandably questioning of how he learnt that term.
* ShoutOut: During the final battle against the Otherworldly Abomination, Silenus questions their odds and wonders if this is their [[Literature/StarTrekTheKobayashiMaru Kobayashi Maru]].
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!!! Game Mode: Linear Stages
The ordinary days before summer break of a presently drowsy high school student gets a bit more exciting when a transfer student named Hoshimi Asuna comes into class, taking the seat next to him and calling him by name. When she explains it as magic, the student hides his surprise, for he is a magical girl contracted to a familiar named Rym, fighting aberrations born from negative emotions. Hiding a scratch on his arm he got from fighting last time, he drifts to sleep once again.\\\
The Evoker is then roused awake by Virgina in the mansion during the afternoon at 2, having stayed up playing a video game with Asuna and Silenus last night. Virgina however sees the wound on his arm and bandages it, though neither knows how it happened. Coming down for lunch, the Evoker meets Asuna who also just woke up, relating to him her dream that is all but the same as his, apparently based on the game they had been playing. Seeing that Silenus hasn't woken up, the Evoker goes into her room to do so, only to find her sleeptalking and somehow gaining wounds as she fights aberrations in her dream. While panicking over what to do, a sudden bout of drowsiness takes him asleep.
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!! By the light of the Shera, there tropes transform for justice in ''Miracle Contract''!
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!!! Game Mode: Linear Stages
The ordinary days before summer break of a presently drowsy high school student gets a bit more exciting when a transfer student named Hoshimi Asuna comes into class, taking the seat next to him and calling him by name. When she explains it as magic, the student hides his surprise, for he is a magical girl contracted to a familiar named Rym, fighting aberrations born from negative emotions. Hiding a scratch on his arm he got from fighting last time, he drifts to sleep once again.\\\
The Evoker is then roused awake by Virgina in the mansion during the afternoon at 2, having stayed up playing a video game with Asuna and Silenus last night. Virgina however sees the wound on his arm and bandages it, though neither knows how it happened. Coming down for lunch, the Evoker meets Asuna who also just woke up, relating to him her dream that is all but the same as his, apparently based on the game they had been playing. Seeing that Silenus hasn't woken up, the Evoker goes into her room to do so, only to find her sleeptalking and somehow gaining wounds as she fights aberrations in her dream. While panicking over what to do, a sudden bout of drowsiness takes him asleep.
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!! By the light of the Shera, there tropes transform for justice in ''Miracle Contract''!
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* FeedItABomb: In a sidequest, the Evoker encounters a blind woman who has somehow adopted Gluttony pretending to be her daughter, and is asked to gather apples for said (monster) baby; after returning during the second part of the questline, the Evoker says he got apples--red ones that explode, which he shoves into Gluttony's mouth before subtly moving the woman away for her safety. Regardless of whether you [[spoiler:decide to back off on the woman's request, who is aware Gluttony isn't 'normal', or continue hunting Gluttony anyway]], the Sin gets away scot-free.
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The Evoker and Coco wake up one day to find themselves in another land where they're told by a talking caterpillar (who denies being Deanna when asked) that they--TheHero (Coco) and her companion (the Evoker)--must head to the castle of the Demon King Satya and defeat her!\\\
...In truth, this is a video game simulation devised by Satya as one of her usual but uniquely elaborate way of killing time, having managed to rope all the Dolls in to help her.
...In truth, this is a video game simulation devised by Satya as one of her usual but uniquely elaborate way of killing time, having managed to rope all the Dolls in to help her.
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The Evoker and Coco wake up one day to find the mansion devoid of inhabitants, finding only a note from someone who's remarkably demonic and selfish, and a game console that [[BigRedButton Coco turns on without caution]]. The two then find themselves in another land where they're told by a talking caterpillar (who ([[BlatantLies who denies being Deanna when asked) asked]]) that they--TheHero they--[[TheHero the Dragon Slayer]] (Coco) and her companion [[SupportingProtagonist Grand Sage]] (the Evoker)--must head to the castle of the Demon King Satya Empress Satya, and defeat her!\\\
...Inher and her four minions!\\\
--In truth, this is a video game simulation devised by Satya as one of her usual but uniquely elaborate way of killing time, having managed to rope all the Dolls in to helpher.her. That said, a familiar presence moves behind the scenes to defeat the Evoker...\\\
In celebration of the Chinese New Year, the rerun of this event on 29 January 2024 makes some changes, such as switching Loot Bags to Red Envelopes and changing the title screen to a Chinese theme.
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--In truth, this is a video game simulation devised by Satya as one of her usual but uniquely elaborate way of killing time, having managed to rope all the Dolls in to help
In celebration of the Chinese New Year, the rerun of this event on 29 January 2024 makes some changes, such as switching Loot Bags to Red Envelopes and changing the title screen to a Chinese theme.
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* DungeonBypass: [[ExaggeratedTrope Exaggerated]] into a RunningGag; the story starts out as you'd expect of a hero and their partner setting out to defeat an EvilOverlord and her EliteFour minions. It's just that Coco tends to wander off the path laid out for them [[AttentionDeficitOohShiny whenever something catches her attention]] and forces the Evoker to follow, which then ends with them taking down a monster and finding an alternate path--straight past the Dolls playing as the actual minions.
* EliteFour: The Demon Empress' four minions, who are four Dolls set up as 'miniboss battles' for Coco and the Evoker. The problem is that our two heroes keep getting off-track no thanks to Coco's wandering around, then running into monsters that they assume are the minions. [[spoiler:They are, in fact, the Sins in disguise trying to take down the Evoker.]]
* MythologyGag: The start of one to be exact. In every ''Dream Quest'' event and some others after ''1.0'', there will be a caterpillar who the Evoker may question whether they're Deanna or not.
* UpdatedReRelease: As of the 29 January 2024 update, the event celebrates the coming Chinese New Year by changing "Loot Bags" to "Red Envelopes", the title screen themed after Chinese-style New Year celebrations, and characters here and there saying Happy New Year.
* EliteFour: The Demon Empress' four minions, who are four Dolls set up as 'miniboss battles' for Coco and the Evoker. The problem is that our two heroes keep getting off-track no thanks to Coco's wandering around, then running into monsters that they assume are the minions. [[spoiler:They are, in fact, the Sins in disguise trying to take down the Evoker.]]
* MythologyGag: The start of one to be exact. In every ''Dream Quest'' event and some others after ''1.0'', there will be a caterpillar who the Evoker may question whether they're Deanna or not.
* UpdatedReRelease: As of the 29 January 2024 update, the event celebrates the coming Chinese New Year by changing "Loot Bags" to "Red Envelopes", the title screen themed after Chinese-style New Year celebrations, and characters here and there saying Happy New Year.
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!! Tropes to survive through on ''Death Island'':
* UnwinnableByDesign: Played with, but still of the '''Nasty''' type. It becomes increasingly clear that the rules are deliberately made to disqualify participants, not helped by K eliminating people however she feels like it or not explaining all the rules beforehand. The first few trials were at least fine if it weren't for the Dolls being too careless, but in Chapter 6, Satya and Inori got eliminated for [[ReadTheFinePrint not reading the super tiny words on a nearby sign]][[note]]Respectively, do not fly, and do not destroy property (which was on the ''back'' of the sign)[[/note]], while Minerdwen unlocked a spaceship the party has to escape in, which turns out to be poisoned according to yet more missable text on the ship, while Lin gets the boot too for just ''reading'' said words.
* UnwinnableByDesign: Played with, but still of the '''Nasty''' type. It becomes increasingly clear that the rules are deliberately made to disqualify participants, not helped by K eliminating people however she feels like it or not explaining all the rules beforehand. The first few trials were at least fine if it weren't for the Dolls being too careless, but in Chapter 6, Satya and Inori got eliminated for [[ReadTheFinePrint not reading the super tiny words on a nearby sign]][[note]]Respectively, do not fly, and do not destroy property (which was on the ''back'' of the sign)[[/note]], while Minerdwen unlocked a spaceship the party has to escape in, which turns out to be poisoned according to yet more missable text on the ship, while Lin gets the boot too for just ''reading'' said words.
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* NotSoHarmlessVillain: The game's sidequests reveal that [[spoiler:Pride was able to trick the former Demon Lord into giving up her position, which is what allowed the Sins to take over as the game's heroes and left the former Lord slated for deletion.]]
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* LightningCanDoAnything: In a discussion with Ithil, amongst other things, the Electro-Magnetic Force can perform telekinesis, telepathy, CombatClairvoyance, channel lightning into weapons to turn them into lightblades, repair physical damage, create tools, enhance weapons with materials...
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** The [[MagicKnight Arc Knights]] are people who have control over electricity termed the "Electro-Magnetic Force" and wield [[LaserBlade lightblades]] (which are [[CoolSword [[ElementalWeapon actual blades]] blades that conduct electricity until they glow).glow]]). There used to be an Arc Knight Order, but they all got taken out by TheEmpire before the Evoker and Dreizehn came.
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** [[spoiler:The Dark Lord is taken out by an irate Supreme-Supreme from just having broken free of their control, before Force-pushing them into the Dread Star's firing cannon. Likewise, Palpatine was killed by Darth Vader having a change of heart and throwing his former master down a shaft.]]
** [[spoiler:The Dark Lord is taken out by an irate Supreme-Supreme from just having broken free of their control, before Force-pushing them into the Dread Star's firing cannon. Likewise, Palpatine was killed by Darth Vader having a change of heart and throwing his former master down a shaft.]]
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The Evoker finds himself suddenly in a room, along with every single inhabitant of the mansion (and Anastasiya). On a wall appears the projection of a woman in a black party dress, naming herself "Justice Kamen Lady K"... who suspiciously looks like Clothotho--Clotho apparently has never seen her before despite the Evoker calling out on her bad acting. "K" informs them that they are in a survival game taking place on "Death Island", where they must survive for a week on an island avoiding its dangers and are not allowed to leave it; the winner who makes it to the end gets to spend a ten-day holiday tour of Continent Crescent with the Evoker, plus a "best Doll" title. Right off the bat though, Anastasiya is turned into a collectible game card for disrespecting the rules, followed by Asuna becoming a plushie because she used her foresight, then Ennis a rose for investigating the mastermind's identity. ''Then'' the game begins proper.\\\
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The Evoker finds himself suddenly in a room, along with every single inhabitant of the mansion (and Anastasiya). On a wall appears the projection of a woman in a black party dress, naming herself "Justice Kamen Lady K"... who suspiciously looks like Clothotho--Clotho apparently has never seen her before despite the Evoker calling out on her bad acting. "K" informs them that they are in a survival game taking place on "Death Island", where they must survive for a week on an island avoiding its dangers and are not allowed to leave it; the winner who makes it to the end gets to spend a ten-day holiday tour of Continent Crescent with the Evoker, plus a "best Doll" title. Right off the bat though, Anastasiya is turned into a collectible game card for disrespecting mocking the rules, followed by Asuna becoming a plushie because she used her foresight, then Ennis a rose for investigating the mastermind's identity. ''Then'' the game begins proper.\\\
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* AffectionateParody: The entire event is a space opera story taking cues from ''Franchise/StarWars'', more specifically ''Film/ANewHope'' and the next two films of its trilogy.
* ArcVillain: The event's subtitle, ''Revenge of the Sins'', implies that the Seven Sins... well, Pride is up to something again just like all the other ''Dream Quest'' events, as the "Dark Lord of the Sins". [[spoiler:[[NotMeThisTime She isn't the villain this time]], being [[BrainwashedAndCrazy forced to serve]] as TheDragon of the Dark Lord under the name "Imperial Supreme"; that Dark Lord is actually a parent who hacked into the game to delete it because their kid is wasting their time addicted to playing it.]]
* ContinuityNod: The Miss Furry of the event is the same caterpillar monster met in ''Dream Quest v3.0'', who now calls themselves Captain Emerald, this time fighting for the developers after they compensated the monsters with an entire planet.
* LastOfHisKind: Both Dreizehn, and later the Evoker, qualify as the last Arc Knights (besides Imperial Supreme) after [[TheOrder the Arc Knight Order]] got wiped out by the Empire.
* LightningCanDoAnything: In a discussion with Ithil, amongst other things, the Electro-Magnetic Force can perform telekinesis, telepathy, CombatClairvoryance, channel lightning into weapons to turn them into lightblades, repair physical damage, create tools, enhance weapons with materials...
* MagicKnight: The Arc Knights wield lightblades in conjunction with control over Electro-Magnetic Force. To qualify as one, they only need to be users of lightning, which is why all the Dolls in the event are those who have the Lightning element.
* MayTheFarceBeWithYou: The event's story is a nigh parallel of the original trilogy starting from ''Film/ANewHope'', along with a couple of names getting the BlandNameProduct treatment. To name a few:
** The event title, ''Revenge of the Sins'', is definitely not ''Film/RevengeOfTheSith''.
** The [[MagicKnight Arc Knights]] are people who have control over electricity termed the "Electro-Magnetic Force" and wield [[LaserBlade lightblades]] (which are [[CoolSword actual blades]] that conduct electricity until they glow). There used to be an Arc Knight Order, but they all got taken out by TheEmpire before the Evoker and Dreizehn came.
** The event's antagonists are TheEmpire, which is winning against the [[LaResistance Rebel Alliance]]. By the time of the story, the Rebels are mounting a final defense on a planet about to be targeted by a planet-destroying moon base called the "Dread Star".
** The BigBad of the story is the "Dark Lord of the Sins", who has [[TheDreaded an enforcer suited in black robotic armor and wielding a red lightblade]], known as "Imperial Supreme".
* ArcVillain: The event's subtitle, ''Revenge of the Sins'', implies that the Seven Sins... well, Pride is up to something again just like all the other ''Dream Quest'' events, as the "Dark Lord of the Sins". [[spoiler:[[NotMeThisTime She isn't the villain this time]], being [[BrainwashedAndCrazy forced to serve]] as TheDragon of the Dark Lord under the name "Imperial Supreme"; that Dark Lord is actually a parent who hacked into the game to delete it because their kid is wasting their time addicted to playing it.]]
* ContinuityNod: The Miss Furry of the event is the same caterpillar monster met in ''Dream Quest v3.0'', who now calls themselves Captain Emerald, this time fighting for the developers after they compensated the monsters with an entire planet.
* LastOfHisKind: Both Dreizehn, and later the Evoker, qualify as the last Arc Knights (besides Imperial Supreme) after [[TheOrder the Arc Knight Order]] got wiped out by the Empire.
* LightningCanDoAnything: In a discussion with Ithil, amongst other things, the Electro-Magnetic Force can perform telekinesis, telepathy, CombatClairvoryance, channel lightning into weapons to turn them into lightblades, repair physical damage, create tools, enhance weapons with materials...
* MagicKnight: The Arc Knights wield lightblades in conjunction with control over Electro-Magnetic Force. To qualify as one, they only need to be users of lightning, which is why all the Dolls in the event are those who have the Lightning element.
* MayTheFarceBeWithYou: The event's story is a nigh parallel of the original trilogy starting from ''Film/ANewHope'', along with a couple of names getting the BlandNameProduct treatment. To name a few:
** The event title, ''Revenge of the Sins'', is definitely not ''Film/RevengeOfTheSith''.
** The [[MagicKnight Arc Knights]] are people who have control over electricity termed the "Electro-Magnetic Force" and wield [[LaserBlade lightblades]] (which are [[CoolSword actual blades]] that conduct electricity until they glow). There used to be an Arc Knight Order, but they all got taken out by TheEmpire before the Evoker and Dreizehn came.
** The event's antagonists are TheEmpire, which is winning against the [[LaResistance Rebel Alliance]]. By the time of the story, the Rebels are mounting a final defense on a planet about to be targeted by a planet-destroying moon base called the "Dread Star".
** The BigBad of the story is the "Dark Lord of the Sins", who has [[TheDreaded an enforcer suited in black robotic armor and wielding a red lightblade]], known as "Imperial Supreme".
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On the first day of the death game, Silenus and Akaset somehow have already prepared an interstellar warship to take with them the Evoker and effectively skip the game, though Ao Ling crashes in on their plans, arrogantly offering to transform into a dragon to do the same. Then the would-be ship pilots are turned into capsule toys for attempting to cheat; Ao Ling follows suit for talking about her plans aloud, forcing the Evoker to return to the others.\\\
On the first day of the death game, Silenus and Akaset somehow have already prepared an interstellar warship to take with them the Evoker and effectively skip the game, though Ao Ling crashes in on their plans, arrogantly offering to transform into a dragon to do the same. Then the would-be ship pilots are turned into capsule toys for attempting to cheat; Ao Ling follows suit for talking about her plans aloud, forcing the Evoker to return to the others.\\\
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An unnamed figure offscreen talks to Clotho, warning her that her newfound family might hate her for this. Still, the Evoker and his Dolls have been working overtime and stretching themselves to the limit that they might forget about the upcoming Two-Year Anniversary, thus necessitating whatever it is she had planned.\\\
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The fifth edition of Dream Quest has come--with the Evoker logging into the game in a starfighter in space being chased by two black starfighters, much to his shock, before he is hailed on the comms by Silenus of the Rebel Squadron Command Center to land on the planet below, then tells him to trust in the "Electro-Magnetic Force". Between the fighter's damage and his inexperience, the Evoker has to go for a crash-landing, before which an ominous warning flashes on the screen: "Until the crisis of Dream Quest: '''6 days'''"\\\
Managing to walk away from the crash, the Evoker finds himself still being chased by the Imperials of the now-named event's antagonist, the Dark Lord of the Sins. Just as he is about to be found, blue lightning surges and defeats one--its source came from Dreizehn, who the remaining fleeing Imperial identifies as a lightblade-wielding Arc Knight commanding the Electro-Magnetic Force. In the time the Evoker and Dreizehn caught up with each other on the situation however, the Imperial blows up the other stranded fighter, cutting their ticket off the planet.\\\
In the duo's search for a way to contact the Rebel Alliance, they find a tavern owner who at first appears sympathetic to the Rebel cause, but the Evoker somehow hears the owner from afar the same as Dreizehn, selling out their locations to the Empire out of fear of being seen as their enemy. They waste no time escaping, Imperial starfighters showing no restraint as they bombard the tavern. Dreizehn fends off the first few hostile starfighters, but just as they are about to be overrun, a white starfighter eliminates them in time, then lands in front of our heroes. Climbing out of it is Miyo, who is about to take them to the Rebel Alliance's base when a mysterious figure in black armor holds them in place with an invisible grip on the starfighter--that figure is Imperial Supreme, enforcer of the Empire, and another user of the Electro-Magnetic Force. Dreizehn attempts to break Imperial Supreme's hold, until the Evoker joins in and finds power rushing through him, freeing them to leave and discovering that he, too, is a would-be Arc Knight.\\\
On the way to the base, they are met by Captain Emerald, the caterpillar monster antagonist of the previous Dream Quest who is now fighting for the sake of their new home planet by defending the game. Upon arrival, the full situation is debriefed by Admiral Starmoth and Dallian: the Dark Lord of the Sins is a hacker that is leading the Empire to destroy the planet the base is on (though the reasons for why are not known at the moment), which is modeled after Continent Crescent and acts as the last firewall of the game, and has stopped the developers from interfering, while leaving those who already have accounts in the game like the Evoker the only ones capable of action. The Empire has built a planet-destroying moon base known as the "Dread Star" that will soon assault the planet, thus the Evoker must learn to become an Arc Knight within three days before it happens.\\\
Managing to walk away from the crash, the Evoker finds himself still being chased by the Imperials of the now-named event's antagonist, the Dark Lord of the Sins. Just as he is about to be found, blue lightning surges and defeats one--its source came from Dreizehn, who the remaining fleeing Imperial identifies as a lightblade-wielding Arc Knight commanding the Electro-Magnetic Force. In the time the Evoker and Dreizehn caught up with each other on the situation however, the Imperial blows up the other stranded fighter, cutting their ticket off the planet.\\\
In the duo's search for a way to contact the Rebel Alliance, they find a tavern owner who at first appears sympathetic to the Rebel cause, but the Evoker somehow hears the owner from afar the same as Dreizehn, selling out their locations to the Empire out of fear of being seen as their enemy. They waste no time escaping, Imperial starfighters showing no restraint as they bombard the tavern. Dreizehn fends off the first few hostile starfighters, but just as they are about to be overrun, a white starfighter eliminates them in time, then lands in front of our heroes. Climbing out of it is Miyo, who is about to take them to the Rebel Alliance's base when a mysterious figure in black armor holds them in place with an invisible grip on the starfighter--that figure is Imperial Supreme, enforcer of the Empire, and another user of the Electro-Magnetic Force. Dreizehn attempts to break Imperial Supreme's hold, until the Evoker joins in and finds power rushing through him, freeing them to leave and discovering that he, too, is a would-be Arc Knight.\\\
On the way to the base, they are met by Captain Emerald, the caterpillar monster antagonist of the previous Dream Quest who is now fighting for the sake of their new home planet by defending the game. Upon arrival, the full situation is debriefed by Admiral Starmoth and Dallian: the Dark Lord of the Sins is a hacker that is leading the Empire to destroy the planet the base is on (though the reasons for why are not known at the moment), which is modeled after Continent Crescent and acts as the last firewall of the game, and has stopped the developers from interfering, while leaving those who already have accounts in the game like the Evoker the only ones capable of action. The Empire has built a planet-destroying moon base known as the "Dread Star" that will soon assault the planet, thus the Evoker must learn to become an Arc Knight within three days before it happens.\\\
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!! Tropes being wished during of the ''Golden Bough'':Bough'':
* {{Foreshadowing}}: The "'''Seven''' Wishes" [[spoiler:is a not-so-subtle hint to how Gigi transforms into one of the '''Seven''' Sins to make her wish.]]
* {{Foreshadowing}}: The "'''Seven''' Wishes" [[spoiler:is a not-so-subtle hint to how Gigi transforms into one of the '''Seven''' Sins to make her wish.]]
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Corrected parts for 72 from '75'.
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At the last session, 75 manifests Pride, officially marking her full understanding of the Seven Sins. Though the Evoker and the Executor celebrate, 75 suddenly takes control of the Pride simulacrum, which she then uses to go outside. Panicking that 75 may have gone berserk from constant immersion as the Sins, the Evoker attempts to stop the terminal only for her to reassure that she's still in control and reveal that she was jealous (of the girls around the Evoker), hence her using the simulacrum to physically interact with the Evoker.\\\
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At the last session, 75 72 manifests Pride, officially marking her full understanding of the Seven Sins. Though the Evoker and the Executor celebrate, 75 72 suddenly takes control of the Pride simulacrum, which she then uses to go outside. Panicking that 75 72 may have gone berserk from constant immersion as the Sins, the Evoker attempts to stop the terminal only for her to reassure that she's still in control and reveal that she was jealous (of the girls around the Evoker), hence her using the simulacrum to physically interact with the Evoker.\\\
