After getting into a fight with Sorey about subjecting his life to be Sorey's accompanying Seraph, Mikleo leaves the group for a little while and Sorey is so upset he can't even bring himself to get excited over the ruins. The "make up" part of Sorey and Mikleo's "break up and make up" arc.A skit after Sorey wakes up from being unconscious for three days with a fever after becoming the Shepherd has Lailah mentioning that Mikleo never left Sorey's side.It just shows how close they are and how naturally they can act around each other, even fighting for world peace so far from home. Any time they go off tangent and start ranting about ruins together or bickering about their childhood days Like an Old Married Couple.Their loyalty to each other is constantly tested, but never broken. Sorey and Mikleo's relationship in general.The other villagers' smiles of relief at his recovery under healing magic is a short but extremely touching moment if you were expecting him to die. This leads to an entirely different kind of heartwarming in the otherwise Darker and Edgier TV series: Sorey and Mikleo strike Lunarre first, resulting in a sequence of events that means, at least in this version, he didn't eat Maisen.It's pretty heartclenching to see them get angry for him. Sorey and Mikleo have never left the village before, so Maisen is one of the only people they know in the world. While the anime special created the "He ate Maisen!" meme to the village's nonexistent reaction to Maisen's death, the game actually emphasizes more on how pissed Sorey and Mikleo are that Maisen was killed, they even have a skit about how angry they are over it.The game includes some suggestive content: female characters in revealing outfits (e.g., deep cleavage spider webs barely covering breasts) camera angles that sometimes pan across characters' bodies dialogue that states, "Not to mention one gross perv among them." The game includes instances of tobacco use and alcohol references: two characters smoking pipes dialogue that states, “I highly recommend Rolance ale and whiskey” and “Happy beer is best beer!” The words “a*s” and “bastard” appear in dialogue. Cutscenes also depict violence, and on occasion, blood: soldiers slashed/stabbed when armies clash a man impaled by a sword, with blood on his chest. Battles are highlighted by gunfire, impact sounds, and cries of pain. Players use swords, lances, pistols, and elemental attacks to defeat humans and fantasy creatures (e.g., spider-like enemies, blobs, werewolves). Players explore towns and fields, interact with citizens, and battle enemies in melee-style combat. This is a role-playing game in which players assume the role of a warrior (Sorey) who attempts to defeat an evil lord.
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