The true Hero comes reluctantly, raising high their Shining light.Īlas, the sea is still dead and wide, the hounds are a-hungered. The Fetters will bust, brothers fight, and kinship stain. To speak in all tongues where a foe may lurk, the destined day shall come. Weary, the weight of the Sun! Of our bones, the hills.įrom their homes must all flee, and cast their Hone into the air! Little did they sleep, lest they not come home.

: Only the sun has stopped, cut with keen-edged Sword. : For a long time now I've been thinking of an epic poem.

I just wish that my dad could be here to see this. South of the darkness there may still be horseborn fleeing across the fields, or ships of men. Varl in the north, perhaps huddled around godstones. : Grass and green will sprout from the dust. For a long time, things were looking pretty hopeless. I'm going to do my best to fix that for all of you by tying together some of the other content that you wouldn't see except on subsequent playthroughs. It's not Mass Effect 3-the ending makes sense and your choices matter-but I still think it's unnecessarily abrupt. Stoic had to throw out several months' worth of work when they were putting the game together and I suspect a lot of the ideas for a fleshed-out ending were on the cutting room floor. But I'd have killed for a Suikoden-esque one or two sentences about the future of each hero as the credits rolled. Credits roll and other than a quick dialogue that we'll get to in a moment, we're done here. The world has clearly taken a goddamn beating, though. Thanks to the decisions you made in the previous two games, we had more than enough strength in the Skogr banner to hold out (even after I savegame edited to make sure we'd see most of the Arberrang content.) All of the Ravens survive and begin the long trek back to Arberrang, where they can only hope their friends and families will be there to greet them. By reminding Eyvind of what this was all for, he goes through with the ritual, puts Juno back into the sun to be trapped for all eternity, and immediately ends the Serpent, warped, and darkness. : Juno is everything this world deserves. We hope.Įyvind again stops speaking to the Serpent, but this time he turns to you with sorrow instead of anger. Reminding Eyvind of his love for what he believes Juno to be-not his desperation to keep her alive-is what will save us. When it's all said and done, we have to believe Eyvind and Juno are good people and want to do what is right. Part 43: 22-2: Fate, Chosen UPDATE 44: FATE, CHOSEN

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