All 87 lore entries in Sephiria, in the game's own words: the journey chapters, old records, library records and what you find written across the tower.
As you come of age, you participate in a sacred ceremony to receive your destiny. After drinking a potion with an intensely bitter taste, just as you are about to be assigned the ordinary destiny of a guard, a sudden vision unfolds before your eyes.
In the vision, Bunnyville was in ruins, having been raided by demons. With all the village animals fallen, you too are helplessly defeated by the black wolf 'Askard'. After losing consciousness, you are led to a mysterious tree's space.
The tree tells you that the vision you just saw is actually a future that will come to pass. To change Bunnyville's doomed future, you are granted a special power called 'the power to alter destiny'.
Awakening from the vision, you tell the village chief everything. As you prepare to leave Bunnyville and venture outside the tower, the chief warns you about a dangerous group called the 'fanatics'.
Arriving at the Wasteland, you are guided by the fanatics and confront Askard. During the battle, you learn that he calls you a 'contractor' of Sephiroth. You succeed in defeating him after a fierce battle.
The moment you enter Askard's room, a seed absorbs part of your power. The seed uses the absorbed power to revive Askard, and in an unexpected turn of events, you are ultimately defeated by him again.
In your unconscious state, you hear the voice of the seed Qliphoth. You realize that Askard has already become Qliphoth's contractor and even knows about your regression ability.
Returning to the tree's space, you tell the tree everything that happened. The tree advises that while it has lost power to Qliphoth, it can still be stopped if it remains in seed form.
You descend to the Wasteland again and confront Askard. He falls after saying that defeating him is pointless.
When you arrive at Askard's room, the seed has already grown significantly. It has become so powerful that your current strength can no longer handle it. In a desperate situation, you borrow the tree's power to turn back time and return to the village.
The tree warns that once Qliphoth has sprouted, you cannot return to the past. The only remaining method is to withdraw the tree's power to weaken Qliphoth. It's a dangerous choice, but you decide to accept it.
When you arrive at the Wasteland again, Askard's phantom appears before you instead of him. After defeating the phantom, in his room you witness the seed growing even more, breaking through the floor and extending roots deep underground.
After passing through Rooted Cave and defeating Qliphoth's guardian, you discover a door blocked by mysterious power and a strange fissure. You gather your courage and reach into the fissure to proceed.
In the darkness of the fissure, you encounter strange animals. At first they mistake you for an animal called Tori, but seeing your 'power to alter destiny', they realize you are not. Just as you try to talk to them, you lose consciousness and collapse.
Arriving at the fissure again, you converse with three animals: Seyla, Khael, and Dyn. They were heroes who once sealed Qliphoth, but having lost their bodies, only their spirits remain eternally trapped in this space.
You decide to collect the Destiny Fragments of the three heroes and bring them to the tree's space. After collecting the Destiny Fragments and returning, the heroes have disappeared, and Askard appears to capture you. He tries to imprison you in this space, but you collapse from exhaustion.
In the tree's space, you confirm that the heroes have arrived safely. After talking with the warriors, you decide to find the remaining Destiny Fragments in the tower to enter Qliphoth's mental world.
You decide to search the tower for the final Destiny Fragment to restore the heroes' fate. Though the heroes are without bodies, they assist you in finding the Destiny Fragment by your side.
The deepest part of Rooted Cave. The heroes open a door leading to the mental world of Qliphoth and encounter their own physical forms. Drawn by an unknown force, the heroes approach and are captured by their bodies, becoming absorbed by Qliphoth.
You fall to Qliphoth and wake up in the ruins of Bunnyville, where you meet Tori. You hear from Tori about the details of the regression, and later awaken in the village of Woodlands. You begin the final preparations to stop Qliphoth.
You succeed in defeating Qliphoth. In Woodland Village, where peace has been restored, the animals welcome your return and share in the joy.
But that place was an illusion created by Qliphoth. You try to escape the mental world with Tori, but Qliphoth stands in your way. Thanks to Tori, who blocks the attack, you succeed in breaking free from the cocoon.
You return to Bunnyville and confront Qliphoth once more. With the aid of Sephiroth, you succeed in freeing the heroes from its control, but are struck down again by Qliphoth's fatal attack.
When you open your eyes again, the heroes who have regained their bodies have returned to Bunnyville. Together with them, you begin preparing for the final battle to seal Qliphoth once more.
Having finished all your preparations, you descend to the deepest roots and come face to face with Qliphoth.
Just as Qliphoth's overwhelming attack is about to engulf you, the heroes arrive and shield you.
Its body destroyed, Qliphoth vanishes deep into its own world. You and the heroes complete your final preparations.
You and the heroes finally succeed in sealing Qliphoth once more. Though it may awaken again someday, the doom to come has been averted.
You return to Bunnyville, where peace has come at last. Whatever fate you were given, you now begin to walk a path of your own choosing.
It is said that the white tree has attributes. If the tree belongs somewhere, do trees with other attributes also exist?
It feels like a space made by moles, yet it is quiet. You get the vague sense that this place is meant just for you.
Other trees influenced by the power of the Tree can have different colors or shapes, even when planted from the same saplings.
It has already grown quite large. It doesn’t seem like any force can break it.
Long ago, there was a world full of light. Beneath the boughs of the Sephiroth, every race gathered and lived without hunger or sickness. It was an age when the land never ran dry and knowledge piled ever higher.
Even amid such abundance, there were those who craved more. Fed by their greed, the Qliphoth grew, and out of the chaos a single black wolf appeared to lead them.
Light and darkness clashed, and in the endless war a forbidden magic awoke. Black branches began to grow, standing against the white ones.
The black branches summoned a great flood, and animals and demons alike were swept away and became one. A horned rabbit mage who had foreseen it all built an ark and took the animals aboard.
After long drifting they made landfall, yet that ground was the summit of a colossal tower, a relic of the bygone age. The rabbits settled there, following the rabbit mage, while the other animals scattered, each seeking a place to live.
The rabbit mage planted the seed of the Sephiroth atop the tower, and the tower flourished. Yet the seed cradled by the black wolf who had stowed away on the ark, too, will one day dream of its own prosperity.
You are looking outside the tower. You can see into the distance, but the ground nearby is covered by clouds. You are the rabbit most familiar with the outskirts of the tower and are not afraid of cliffs like this.
It’s a massive structure known as the Ark. Although it’s covered in moss, the planks are not rotten.
After escaping the fate of oblivion, you decided to rest at ease.
There are signs of recent use, but the village is quiet...
In the era of the sages, there was an attempt to unite countless volumes into one. They sought to contain all knowledge within a single entity.
Inside a golem modeled after the greatest sage, all manner of the library’s knowledge began to be stored.
Animals lined up to talk to the golem, and merchants bought and sold the right to converse with it.
It is a model of the tower made by the library.
Monument In commemoration of the completion of the unmanned mobile stone slab Leveier, Head of the Elevation Magic Club 48.23.56.
You can read it, but it seems like it will take some time to interpret. You decide to finish reading it another day.
It may look like the shape of a tower, but the actual form only resembles a tower at the top.
An animal is preaching to other animals of various species. You read the word “contractor” on the left.
In the end, to acquire the highest administrative privileges, I must become the core. I've found a suit that fits my body, but it's unclear why the core is empty.
This method failed as well. The golem violates the security policy of the Spacetime Research Association, so approval was denied. I’ll attempt to bypass the security by creating a fictional upper association.
This time it’s the Avian Orchestra Association. I cannot wrap my head around why historical data from such a place is hindering my research.
It’s huge and foreboding. Even when you take a closer look you can’t see inside, which is rather unsettling.
The method of brainwashing wasn't as difficult as I thought. In fact, it was so easy that it's unsettling. Choosing a fitting demon, on the other hand, is a more challenging task.
It is painted with an unknown red stain.
You are the rabbit most familiar with the outskirts of the tower and are not afraid of cliffs like this.
There is something hanging on the right wall, but you don't want to look at it closely.
An eerie, unknown presence fills the sky.
It looks like a bundle of fibrous stems, and something seems to be hidden among them.
You looked inside the school, but it doesn’t look like anyone’s there.
After an intense debate between Team Carrot and Team Cabbage, Team Carrot won.
The table looks clean, but there's a metallic smell lingering somewhere. This smell is like...
It's a passage leading downward, but it seems the demons didn't come up this way.
You don’t know how it works, but it’s making water.
It looks just like the one in the costume shop, but something is different.
This is the place where you started your day.
Though this crystal yet emits a mysterious light, it is much more beautiful at night.
You decided to forget the memory of definitely seeing something writhing under the red light.
The lotus leaf looks like it might tear, and yet it firmly supports you.
Unless there’s something special, the rabbits don’t come near the Tree.
Destroyed without leaving a scrap of debris.
It's poorly blocked and you want to pass through, but you have things to do now.
Beneath the ground are clouds and endless waters.
A few weeks ago, a massive earthquake destroyed your home. As a result, you are now staying in the town hall.
Despite getting close, you don't feel any power.
In memory of our friend "Tori"...
It might be better to turn back now.
A massive door is entwined with tree roots and a barrier.
Let's choose our next destination at the bulletin board.
You gaze into the light of the crystal as if in a trance...
A very old rabbit statue. Something is written on it, but it’s worn down and illegible.
Library Council Assessment Notification - The 'Long-Distance Sealed Space Creation Device' from the Isolation Research Group was denied budget allocation for the following reason: - Reason: Evaluation of the possibility of Qliphoth's Seed germination is 'very low'
The way is blocked. Looks like we'll have to go back the way we came
Dear dormitory residents of the research building Early this morning, time was once again out of sync. My watch is perfectly fine, yet the automatic light at the end of the hallway definitely turned on a beat late. This is not an illusion. We are already facing evidence that a subtle temporal collapse has begun within the tower.
Hello, Oscar. I read your letter well. However, the story you mentioned doesn’t really pique my interest. It’s already been several hundred years since Tree of Qliphoth was sealed. There have been a few similar claims before, but they all turned out to be nothing more than minor traces left by a group of fanatics, and it was confirmed each time that the seal remains intact. Come out of the research wing already and help me with my work. Don’t waste that precious mind of yours on strange things. —Your friend, Mitty
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