Talimun’s Paralogue: Check both victory conditions, break shields with bows, and plan further trainingMinor spoilers

Original video: Theodora’s story, chapter eleven: Strolling and Talimun’s Paralogue; Bilibili creator JeM_TraDer.

Explore manually when auto-exploration leaves a road closed#

First, I want to open this road. Auto-exploration had not opened the way toward the destination, but switching to manual exploration did. Now that it is open, I will visit the task location, then head north and unlock the next place along the way.

The party is already in the thirties, so the dungeons along this route offer little experience. Let lower-level units fight. After collecting rings, review the loadout too: wearing them slows you down. The upper right also shows whether there are other exits. Check that before deciding on a detour.

Do not let weapon chests eat into your exam budget#

Opening ordinary weapon chests is fun, but this team is already established and wooden weapons add little. Getting Lucky Coin is exciting, of course, and buying another chest easily leads to “one more try.” Class-change seals will cost money later, so this cannot take all our time and attention.

A few more attempts this time gave nothing good, so I stopped. Take the gains already made and return to the main task. Do not let a random chest push the Paralogue further down the schedule.

Recover merchandise or defeat every enemy#

Read the victory conditions as you enter. This team is developed, so I choose to defeat everyone. With many flying enemies present, I also adjust equipment toward anti-air combat.

Enemies repeatedly fight one another. Turning off enemy combat animations saves time. When taking your own actions, check Attack and Hit. Low damage from ordinary birds does not mean you can ignore the boss’s magical Attack.

Bows’ effective damage helps break shields faster. Feed experience to Talimun as you fight, then finish damaging the remaining sections. That clears the enemies while giving the experience to someone you want to train. Against high-Avoid targets, return to the Hit and Speed previews and check each one.

Train first, then give scarce seals to those who need them most#

Train after the battle instead of taking every exam as soon as you return to town. When Sirocco follows a magic path, you need separate opportunities to raise infantry proficiency. Constant deployment does not mean that proficiency will naturally be high enough.

There are not enough exam seals for everyone to change classes at once. Sofia and Tobias need theirs more urgently, so prioritize them. Noctula already has high enough base stats and good growth in her current class, so she can wait. Spend limited seals where they matter most to the team.

Keep developing the proficiencies Lysander needs. For the others, check how far each is from the next rank before choosing training partners. You do not need to max every subject. Once someone reaches the current goal, give the slot to someone who needs it more.

Build Support through Temple Service and plan later training#

Use the final days to combine meals, Temple Service, and visits to characters. Switch away from a max-level Blessing to train another. Aurora's Blessing is useful in difficult fights and also lets you build Support between two characters along the way.

Prospective recruits still need individual visits. They live on different floors and in different corners, so account for the travel too. Once Support is sufficient, check for extra tasks rather than discovering a missing step at the last moment.

Decide Sirocco’s later path in advance as well. If you want an infantry Movement ability, commit a route to training infantry properly. Trying to fit spells, swords, and durability together becomes cramped if you return to fill the gaps late. Choose his intended role first, then reserve training time for it.