The City Without Light
Explore - Chapter 20
Ferdinand
Linhardt
Caspar
Bernadetta
She was also the one to put my father under house arrest, so now he's been released, and he's taken charge of House Varley.
Dorothea
He sacrificed his own life so that all the soldiers and officers who fought could be given quarter...
When I heard that... I don't know...that simple act of humanity... I couldn't help it. I burst into tears.
You know Count Bergliez is Caspar's father, right? I can't even imagine how Caspar must feel about it.
Petra
Felix
Ashe
Sylvain
Mercedes
Annette
Ingrid
Lorenz
A mysterious power threatening the very future of Fódlan? Certainly we cannot give it leeway.
Right now, the Empire, the Kingdom, and even the Alliance no longer exist. There is only Fódlan—and Fódlan must fight together as one!
Perhaps I will have the opportunity to strike the decisive blow on the enemy commander. That would secure my place in history for certain!
Raphael
Ignatz
Lysithea
Those who slither in the dark... It seems we'll finally discover their true form.
I get the sense that they're in league with the mages who experimented on me as a child.
But whatever their motives, what they have done is unforgivable. They must be exterminated.
Marianne
Hilda
"Shambhala" it was called, right? Scary that it's so close to the House Goneril territories.
But he says that I can represent House Goneril without his help. That I have it in me.
I'm glad he recognizes that I have some ability. Still, I wish he wasn't leaving it all to me.
Leonie
Seteth
Rhea is sleeping right now. If it is not absolutely urgent, please do not disturb her rest.
The long confinement took its toll on her health. Truthfully, she is in no shape to be exerting herself at all—to say nothing of a military expedition.
To make matters worse, we are now facing a very old enemy. One that has conspired against us since time out of mind.
Flayn
Hanneman
Manuela
Alois
Catherine
Shamir
Cyril
Gatekeeper
I can hardly believe you managed to handle the capital city like that. Everyone did sterling work!
I really thought we'd know peace after that battle. But we're not quite there yet, huh?
Shifty Merchant
Things we can't obtain here are likely obtainable by way of the underground.
Are you unfamiliar with Garreg Mach's underground? The place is an absolute paradise for those who can't stay above ground.
Monk
Soldier
Churchgoer
Monk
Knight of Seiros
I wish we could afford for her to have a good, long rest... But that just isn't possible.
Soldier
Knight of Seiros
Fighting against enemies whose true nature is unknown is honestly really scary. Still...
If there's a force in this world that clearly means us harm, we have no choice but to fight back.
Churchgoer
I heard that Lady Rhea's back! But why hasn't she shown herself to everyone yet?
Soldier
Priest
Lady Rhea's return has already been proclaimed to all the churches in all parts of Fódlan...
They are also being informed by order of Seteth that visitations are very restricted for the time being.
It makes sense. Otherwise, pilgrims would come from all over Fódlan and overwhelm the monastery.
Monk
Yuri
Balthus
Constance
Hapi
Anna
I'd love to catch up, but I'm super busy right now. Working. For money. You understand.
I'd love to catch up, but I'm super busy right now. Working. For money. You understand.
There's unrest everywhere these days. All of my fellow merchants seem to be endangered.
I hope things go back to normal soon. People need more to smile about, aside from my great deals.
Some folks have made their home there. Obviously they all have their reasons and tales to tell.
But only the most enterprising merchant would venture near it. My advice? Avoid going there yourself.
Abysskeeper
I hear we conquered the Imperial capital...but the war's still not over? Not sure how much sense that makes, but then, making sense of things isn't my job.
Look out for yourself in the next battle. Got it? I'll have lots more things to report by then. That's a promise. In the meantime, I'll be cheering you on.
Thief
Rogue
Monk
I did indeed. I was acquainted with your parents. I've been wanting to speak with you for a while now.
Do you mind terribly picking up some fresh flowers to place upon your mother's grave?