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Overflowing Picture Book
You meet Alix, who carries a picture book filled with landscapes from across Rinascita. But its colors have all faded, leaving him heartbroken. Moved by his sorrow, you decide to restore the book's lost hues and help bring its beauty back to life.
Actor No. 1:
A familiar view, but without its luster...
Actor No. 1:
Sigh. Such a shame.
Alix:
Sigh. Such a shame. This is far from enough for this picture book...
Alix:
Oh, it's you, Rover. Here's to a world of discoveries and wonders!
Alix:
What do you think? There aren't any colors yet, but I think the sketches alone are already extraordinary!
Alix:
I picked it up from a merchant I met on the streets. According to him, this book had the potential to become a masterpiece.
Alix:
But the painter became seriously ill and passed away before applying the colors. No one wants to pay for something incomplete.
Alix:
The beauties of the landscapes are already preserved by perfect lines, yet lacking the colors to complement them. Such a shame... And here I am, on a search for the right painter to finish the work.
Alix:
No, not yet. But before that, there's something I must take care of first. Do you remember the Overflowing Palette?
Alix:
Overflowing Palettes can affect colors around them, making them fade in reality.
Alix:
And it has occurred to me that many of the landscapes sketched inside this picture book have fallen under the influence of these "Palettes." Without their real-world counterparts as references, finding an artist is pointless.
Alix:
Would you really? Oh, that would mean a great deal to me, Rover! Then I shall leave the task of restoring the Faded Zones to you.
Alix:
I'll compile a list of the Faded Zones and send it to you shortly.
Alix:
Here's to a world of discoveries and wonders.
Alix:
Why did I join the Pioneer Association? Out of curiosity, of course. I still remember the words written on the inside cover of Wutherium Geographic.
Alix:
"Go see the world and witness history in the making. Go see humanity's masterpieces—our art, our buildings, our innovations. Go see it all, and feel it all."
Alix:
I wish to extend my view far beyond where my body can take it.