The final investigation commences as we need to use the information we just gained to crack the case. We gain some important information here that will most likely play roles as we go deeper into the series, such as Ruby having a contract. However, we also learn that the price for Tyrion lying when using his powers can be fatal. This is a detail that is going to be incredibly important in the final battle... ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nF9jz6Aaq64

Hopping to a different series, we enter Gundam SEED. I am part of the group that criticizes it as being too much of a retelling of the original Gundam, but I don't think we got far enough into here for me to really tear into the game (they have to reach Earth first). The premise here is essentially the same as the original Gundam where Earth and Space are fighting, except the neutral third party in this (Orb) helped Earth design some next generation weapons (Gundams). Zaft (think Zeon) attacks to steal them, and a plucky student has to board the Gundam and use it to save himself and his friends (totally not Amuro). Unlike the original Gundam, the mentor actually has a proper ship instead of flying around in a Core Fighter, but there is no Guntank or Guncannon to assist you. The part that we play is the actual jacking of the Gundams, the gathering of everyone on the Archangle (White Base), and then set out into space. I can't quite tell if we got far enough for Kira to destroy one of the other Gundams, which sets off Athran, but if not, know that will be happening soon and their rivalry gets a little bitter for a bit. Sadly, we do not get far enough to see their "hyper" modes. Just like with the previous video, this is a one off. Part of the problem here is a copyright flag I can't remove, so I have to tolerate the ad. There are just too many rough spots for me to play this publicly, but it is something I can look into on my own. I just wish I could have figured out the Gundam X stuff as that is one underrated series. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crm6w_WTCoU

There is a brief story segment in the beginning of the video, but after that I spend the time sidequesting with our new ship. We cannot go around mountains, but there are a pair of sites close to where we start that we can do something with. Starting with the Memory Temple, which is where Jack starts back in the first video, we are able to use Emiko's name as a password to get access to a message from the Elw and some loot. After that, I head into the Heaven Corridor, which is where you can find Cecilia's final force, giving her the ability to fire two spells in a single turn. Personally, I feel like High Guardian is better in almost every instance (basically damage and healing in a single turn with the right Guardian), but there may be an instance where you need to fire off a pair of Saint spells or something should you have a full force gauge. The Corridor is a fairly large puzzle with teleporters that kick you back to start and monsters to pad the timer. Since this place is optional, I don't think I would bother with it ever again as it is not required for her ultimate gear and her third force is better in most circumstances. There needs to be a little more to this place to make it worthwhile in my opinion. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yb6IiD8tuU

Another one of the new monsters of the game, and this is the one we will be getting the remainder of our sleep stuff from. I have not tested doing this fight with sleep immunity, but as long as you can steer clear of the breath or bring energy drinks, there shouldn't be anything too outlandish in this fight. In my case, his long serpentine body means Pierce makes short work of him, but that is the story for most of the cast. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6zQEe5etAk