This
wasn't so hard to Fynn-ish after all...
Stupid
jokes aside, though, this really could have been just one thing, had
I done like I said in the last issue of FF2 and just planned better.
Or I'd have done FF9, an issue of which went up yesterday. Either
way, now that I've got it done, I realize that if I'd planned this
better, it wouldn't have been two parts.
Part
of the problem with the poor planning of last time is that I didn't
realize that the guy we were supposed to talk to was Leila, who's
going to come back to the party for awhile. We'll be going a few
places with her, if memory serves.
I
could have gone right on up to the throne room where the boss was and
just kicked his ass right away, but I did the kind of dumb thing I
usually do and went exploring for a bit first. I wound up having to
fight some undead monsters for a Potion, which was kind of dumb.
Fortunately, it was only two relatively easy ones. There was also a
box with the Aura spell in it that was guarded by three Sergeants and
a magic user of some flavor or another. That makes a little more
sense, but unfortunately, it was for a spell I gave to Firion a couple
issues back, and I think I forgot to mention that. And then I
figured I may as well just stop messing around and get on with the
game.
In the
throne room on the top floor, there's this big dude in like a green
cowl and a cape called Gottos sitting in one of the thrones. He
seems truly unaware that the rebellion was even close to taking Fynn
back because we seem to have caught him entirely off guard. Luckily
for him, I guess, his defense is through the roof, because this fight
took me awhile. I guess there's a spell I could have gotten that
might have taken his defense down, but I decided against getting it
in time for it to do much good. The funny thing here is that his
last move was to cast a haste spell on himself. The party killed him
the next round before that could do him any good.
Immediately
after, Hilda and Gordon show up and tell us that Mindu's gone MIA
while in search of the Ultima spell in Mysidia, and it's going to be
up to us to go see if we can get his whereabouts sorted. She also
tells us we're going to need a pair of masks to deal with that
somehow. There's a white one in the basement of the castle. She
knows the password to get at it but not where to use it. Gordon
suggests we go find that Pavel guy we've run into a few times because
if there's a secret way in, he knows it. Since we're really not told
much about Mysidia just yet we're probably going to have to go for
the thing in the castle first. I'll do that next time, though.
On my
way out, I did a little more exploring and got some more spellbooks
from the castle. Doom, Toad, and Mini, I think. I might use the
Doom one, but Toad and Mini don't really have much use in these
games, that I can tell, so I'll pass on them. But anyway, like I
said, I guess I'll go talk to Pavel in the City of Fynn next time and
get on with that. Until then, stay safe, have fun, keep gaming, and
DFTBA.
Maybe you should buy a new console and the newest "Spyro" game. ;-)
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