Plot
The game follows the adventures of the Princess Iris of Ariel. The evil Jyn have overrun her father’s lands and stolen three of the four elemental crystals used to keep the peace. Her quest takes her through the lands of Ariel to fight the Jyn’s elemental governors and reclaim the crystals before defeating Emperor Grynn and his mysterious overlord.
Aside from the introduction (and closing) there is no plot development in the game.
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