Before the Final Trial

Do you think Voidborns can understand human speech?
Where's this coming from?
I know it's a bit abrupt, but it's important!
Like I said before, the town guard has its own protocol.
We're not a Savior Party or a band of mercenaries.
I'll have to say, "Town guard! Drop your weapon!" three times.
Then, "Failure to comply will result in suppression!" three times.
And then, "You are under arrest for violating something something!" once.
But if they can't understand any of that, isn't it just a huge waste of energy?
Wouldn't it be more efficient to just run in and clock them over the head a few times?
I envy your ability to worry about a thing like that right now.
Honestly, I thought I'd be really nervous coming back here.
But I don't know... I feel kind of at peace.
I wasn't sure how I felt last time either, but...
...Hmm.
Yup, it's still here!
What is?
The smell!
Here. For some reason, it smells kind of like you, Captain.
Like the smell of warm sunlight? Or maybe an old library?
It's kind of calming, in a way.
I wonder why that is.
...
But anyway, that's not what's important right now.
Let's go, Captain. The final trial is waiting!
Yeah. Let's go.
...Are you ready, Captain?
Is it time?
Yes. The Star Savior Succession Trial, the [Journey].
Its final trial will now begin.
Your opponent will be the [Executor of Aldebaran, Gille].
[Dirac's Well] has begun projection.