I think I may as well just move on for
now.
It's not like I wasn't running into
Mages in Cave Magnes. It's just that I wasn't running into very
many, and I'd kind of like to still keep this game moving at a
relatively reasonable rate. With that in mind, I decided to just
move on with the story for a little while.
In Baron, I went to Rosa's house in
town and talked to her mother. If I'd ever done that before, it's
been long enough ago that I don't remember. As it turns out, Rosa's
mom was a white wizard who'd married a well known knight as well.
The assumption is that the knight is Rosa's dad, and where he is, I
don't know.
Just for the hell of it, I went through
the Old Waterway to get into the castle. In the basement of the
right tower is a room where the king's ghost says he'll help you if
you visit the land of summoned monsters in the Underground. I think
I did that bit last time I did this, too.
After doing that, I talked to Cid's
men, who put the hook on the airship so I could take the hovercraft
to Eblan. Along the way, I stopped at the Village of Mist, where I
got all the special stuff there, plus something called the Dancing
Knife. Turns out it's a weapon upgrade for Rydia. I did not know
that before, so I learned something there.
Once I was done with that, I pretty
much just went on through to the first save point on the way to the
Tower of Bab-Il. Since all of this had taken me awhile, I decided to
stop there for awhile and pick up with getting Edge at a later time.
The rest of the trip through this part
of Bab-Il was relatively easy. This is where I got the Bomb spell
last time I did this, but no such luck this time. I think a better
place to try for that would be on the moon anyway. The battle with
Rubicante was easier than I remembered, but it's been awhile since
I've done this.
As for the trip back into the
Underground, I could have sworn there was a save point before getting
to the airship in the tower, but I guess not.
At any rate, I think I'll pick back up
at the Dwarf Castle and go from there, just to see if anything
different happens. See you then, folks.
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