Sep 7, 2026 · 48 min · 15 segments
This Week: We play disc four of Panzer Dragoon Saga! Next Week: We start Brave Fencer Musashi, probably playing the first two chapters! Visit rpgbook.club to pitch in and unlock cool rewards…
After seeing the tower activate and send a massive swarm of monsters to completely destroy the Imperial fleet, Edge isn't sure what exactly to do.
So he takes the unconscious Azul with him and goes to that caravan he's always visiting, because that's what he does when he's not sure what exactly to do.
There's a seeker there who has a message for Edge from Gash, providing Edge with a map to the seeker's stronghold so they can meet up there.
Edge has never heard of this ragtag band of Tomb Raiders having a stronghold, but he follows the map and finds a very hard-to-navigate secret city.
Uh, Sam, you said that you weren't able to finish the game because of all the nonsense going on in your life.
Uh, did you play any of Disc 4?
no i because i i tried to go back and finish milkava but even moving it to my uh gaming pc it crashes on the uh uh fight with the the laser gun part of milkava and so i think it's the uh retroarch core that i'm using but my save file wasn't compatible with any of the other cores and i didn't have time to mess with all of that so i just watched the lp for the last disc
Okay, well, this city is hard to navigate.
Gash welcomes Edge and says the Seekers will take care of Azel.
Also, turns out the ragtag Band of Tomb Raiders thing is just a front.
The Seekers are actually a whole secret society which has been researching the ancient age for hundreds of years, and Gash is their leader.
It's not chance that he and Edge met.
They had to keep eyes on the Dragonrider.
Gash explains that the Seekers' purpose is to destroy the tower so humanity can reclaim this world.
As things are, we're not really living, just being kept alive by the ancient ruins' power.
Gash says they'll need Azul and the dragon to stop the tower.
The dragons ended the ancient age by terminating all the active ruins and towers.
The divine visitor the Seekers have been searching for is the dragon.
gash sends edge to talk to some guy named zadok the compiler to get a bunch of lore among this lore is the information that the towers are spread throughout the world multiple towers but asl may be able to show the path to sestran a group of astral passages that connects all of the towers if asl leads the dragon to sestran and the dragon destroys it the towers will in turn be destroyed Edge wanders around the stronghold looking for the next story beat until he finds his way into the room where Azel is being treated.
She wakes from a nightmare, the first dream she's ever had.
Before much can actually happen in this scene, a seeker enters and reports to Gash, who is also there, that Grig Ulrich is approaching the stronghold.
Gash runs off and Edge follows, but before he can leave, Azel finally asks him for his name.
It's Edge.
From an observation deck at the Stronghold, Gash observes Grigorig.
It's infested with monsters, and everyone on board is dead, and it's just floating around with its weapons firing at random now.
After seeing the tower activate and send a massive swarm of monsters to completely destroy the Imperial fleet, Edge isn't sure what exactly to do.
So he takes the unconscious Azul with him and goes to that caravan he's always visiting, because that's what he does when he's not sure what exactly to do.
There's a seeker there who has a message for Edge from Gash, providing Edge with a map to the seeker's stronghold so they can meet up there.
Edge has never heard of this ragtag band of Tomb Raiders having a stronghold, but he follows the map and finds a very hard-to-navigate secret city.
Uh, Sam, you said that you weren't able to finish the game because of all the nonsense going on in your life.
Uh, did you play any of Disc 4?
no i because i i tried to go back and finish milkava but even moving it to my uh gaming pc it crashes on the uh uh fight with the the laser gun part of milkava and so i think it's the uh retroarch core that i'm using but my save file wasn't compatible with any of the other cores and i didn't have time to mess with all of that so i just watched the lp for the last disc
Okay, well, this city is hard to navigate.
Gash welcomes Edge and says the Seekers will take care of Azel.
Also, turns out the ragtag Band of Tomb Raiders thing is just a front.
The Seekers are actually a whole secret society which has been researching the ancient age for hundreds of years, and Gash is their leader.
It's not chance that he and Edge met.
They had to keep eyes on the Dragonrider.
Gash explains that the Seekers' purpose is to destroy the tower so humanity can reclaim this world.
As things are, we're not really living, just being kept alive by the ancient ruins' power.
Gash says they'll need Azul and the dragon to stop the tower.
The dragons ended the ancient age by terminating all the active ruins and towers.
The divine visitor the Seekers have been searching for is the dragon.
gash sends edge to talk to some guy named zadok the compiler to get a bunch of lore among this lore is the information that the towers are spread throughout the world multiple towers but asl may be able to show the path to sestran a group of astral passages that connects all of the towers if asl leads the dragon to sestran and the dragon destroys it the towers will in turn be destroyed Edge wanders around the stronghold looking for the next story beat until he finds his way into the room where Azel is being treated.
She wakes from a nightmare, the first dream she's ever had.
Before much can actually happen in this scene, a seeker enters and reports to Gash, who is also there, that Grig Ulrich is approaching the stronghold.
Gash runs off and Edge follows, but before he can leave, Azel finally asks him for his name.
It's Edge.
From an observation deck at the Stronghold, Gash observes Grigorig.
It's infested with monsters, and everyone on board is dead, and it's just floating around with its weapons firing at random now.
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