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Faeries are considerably more playful | Faeries are considerably more playful than in the previous two games, acting more akin to the mischievous fey of English folktales than tragic figures. Many of them they dwell in the [[Faerie Lea]], a separate world in which their leader, Treacle, guides and initiates the changes in the human realm's seasons. During the hero's youth he is enlisted by the wily [[Honey]] to help the faeries retrieve the Herald of Spring, a powerful instrument necessary to put an end to winter, from the villainous [[Winter Queen]]. | ||
Years later, the hero and his own children would be | Years later, the hero and his own children would be tasked by Dr. Agon to seek the aid of the faeries in raising the sunken Zenithia to the skies. The peculiar man states that the golden and silver orbs that power the heavenly castle were the work of fey artisans and the denizens of the [[Faerie Palace]]. Not a place detached from the human world, the palace is ensconced by a ring of mountains far from civilization, and rests a top a placid lake. The ruler of the palace, Queen Caramel, aids the party in restoring Zenithia to its former splendor and grants the hero a final chance to speak with his departed father. Additionally, the [[Princess Robe]] can be found in the castle basement. | ||
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