Soulstice | True Intentions [No Commentary Gameplay]

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After escaping our demise by the claws of a possessed, we are still inside of the crumbling monastery. However, we are not being followed by the monster. We need to press on to find Layton and learn what are his motives to collaborate with the Order of the Ashen Blade.

The path ahead is full of enemies. Previous bosses have become regular enemies. Eidolons and else are on our path. More possessed from the small size to the extra large are in our way. The traps that block our powers are more common. Just what we need, another spike on difficulty!

Pressing on, we find Layton and he reveals that he's been working as a spy in the Order, monitoring the doings of Dugal (the chief of the organization). It seems Dugal's intentions are what created this tear in Ilden. His motif seems to be related on bringing forth the Soulstice of Souls. This event would let Chaos itself come back from the Veil. We can't have that. It is imperative we close this thing and bring everything to normal.

In our path, the enemy that's been stalking us will make an entrance. Now, it will be time to face it and its heads. Each one of those things give it a different ability. What's more, we need to defeat each head as if it were its own possessed being by staggering the body and then defeating the wraiths that come out of it. It is a lot of work, but finishing off the enemy grants us its entry in the Bestiary. This is a Chorus. That's a fitting name for an enemy with many heads.

More enemies are in our path. However, we end our entry by arriving and unlocking something that looks like a big elevator. Will our ride of this thing be safe or will it be full of enemies?

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