Since the last posting, I've managed to complete the game. Be warned, this posting will contain major spoilers about the plot, so read on if you have completed the game, have no intention of playing the game, or just don't care about the plot!
After travelling through the desert for what seemed like weeks, we came across a monster hiding in a hill. I was so surprised by the change of scenery, that I completely forgot to grab a screenshot of it. After defeating it, Nina fell ill due to heatstroke.
After wandering around the camp, I soon came to the realization that the only thing you could interact with was the rakha (camel like creature) that had been helping me cross the desert. I decided to take a swipe at it with my sword, and it promptly died.
Felling a little guilty, I butchered my faithful steed.
Way to rub it in Rei...
At last, the Oasis. Unfortunately not much of interest here, so it's off to see the village elder to get information about the next dungeon...
... and of course to stock up on items. My fortune from killing legions of monsters in the desert was soon spend on upgraded weapons and armour for everyone.
Then it's off we go to a ruined city of the ancients.
Luckily the main character is well versed in operating ancient computer systems.
Ok, so apparently we are now on a platform high up in the sky, abandoned by the ancient people eons ago. This monster must have an exceptionally long life span to sleep for so long, but now we must wake and slaughter him just for his keycard.
A horde of fearsome ... CHICKENS??? wtf
OK, now for the rather cliched RPG introspection section.
A reunion with a character from early in the game, Teepo, Rei's adopted brother. Unfortunately it is revealed that he is also of the dragon brood, and soon attacks us.
Pressing on, we soon come to meet 'god' Myria face to face. Somewhat to my surprise, we find that she's not some kind of computer, but a angel. Oh well, can't guess them right all the time.
GAME OVER.
I gave up my dragon powers and lived in the space station with Myria.
Nah, just kidding, I then reloaded and selected not to give up my powers, and, rather predictably, Myria attacks.
After a rather long, but not very challenging, battle, my party triumphs and we escape the space station, and take back control of the world to the hands of humans.
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