While investigating the markets in Xion, EVE gets a chance to talk with Kaya, a Scavenger who runs Sisters’ Junk. Xion is always lacking in resources, and so most merchants aren’t very cooperative with EVE, but Kaya is an exception—mostly because she wants something from her.

Kaya asks EVE to find her lost motorcycle and trunk, and in exchange promises full cooperation. EVE accepts the offer and sets out for the Wasteland.

EVE locates the motorcycle in the Scrap Plains, but discovers that it is badly damaged and can’t be salvaged. However, she manages to find the trunk that was left nearby.

Kaya is surprised and grateful that EVE took the offer so readily, and so begins the partnership between Sisters’ Junk and the Angel.

Kaya spoke carefully to EVE, who had become a regular.

When Kaya went out to the Great Desert’s Northern Region with her older sister, they were attacked by a monster. At the time, the sisters had to split up to survive, and only Kaya was able to return to Xion. Kaya told EVE that she wasn’t able to find her sister because Exile’s Passage was closed off later on…

Kaya believed that her sister was still alive, so she asked EVE to rescue her. EVE couldn’t refuse the request and, therefore, agreed to help her. In the desolate desert where the Behemoth lives, EVE found a corpse. After finding a Memorystick on the corpse, EVE learned that the corpse was actually Kaya’s sister, Kara.

Kaya became discouraged after she received the Memorystick. However, she admitted that she was in denial. She knew it was unlikely that her older sister was alive. But now that the memories of Kara had been returned, Kaya said that the two of them could keep the Sisters’ Junk alive.

The sound of a song with an unknown source. EVE was drawn to the melody and moved toward a closed, unlit pub. There she met Enya, the one who was singing the song. Even at first glance, Enya looked to be in poor condition. The only thing she was able to do was hum a song, as she had been doing.

Then, a Sentinel appeared from behind. His name was Su, and he was the one in charge of guarding the Memory Tower and the plaza. After a brief commotion, Su revealed why he had no choice but to react in such a way. There was nothing that could be done for Enya in Xion.

EVE mentioned she might be able to help. EVE asked Lily for advice and successfully collected the parts needed for the restoration from Xion’s market and the Wasteland.

With Lily’s help, Enya recovered, albeit incompletely. Although Enya wasn’t able to repay EVE directly, she offered all she had left: The song that she was singing beforehand. Enya thanked EVE and told her that she would sing for her.

Suddenly, Enya’s singing stopped. EVE went to look for Enya at The Last Gulp and asked her what was going on. Enya, depressed, began to tell her what happened. Enya said that Su had stopped coming to The Last Gulp… She heard that he was supposedly dating another woman. EVE said she would investigate whether the rumor is true.

Sentinel Bo, the source of the rumor, was surprised by EVE’s visit, but claimed there were more pressing matters, as Su had disappeared and missed work for several days. EVE tried to find out about the woman Su had met, believing that the two incidents were related.

After investigating, EVE found out that the woman who Su met was Kaya, the merchant from the market, and that he wasn’t cheating. He was just looking for information.

Kaya told EVE that Su had gone to the Wasteland’s Solar Tower to find a lower-body exoskeleton part. EVE went there to investigate and found traces of Su. Following his traces, EVE found an injured Su, who had found the parts, but was stuck in a hideout due to his heavy injuries.

Thanks to EVE, Su was rescued. After he returned to Enya with EVE, Su told her everything about what he had done. Enya slapped him on the cheek, hugged him, and started crying. It was a huge ordeal, but at least it had a happy ending.

Su and Enya were waiting for EVE at the Safehouse. They had come to ask for a favor.

When a drone called D1G-g2r came to Enya during its visit to Xion, she realized it had information about her. Strangely enough, the drone knew about Enya’s song. They asked for EVE’s help in finding out more details…

So she visited D1G-g2r to learn more about the situation. Surprisingly, the story matched up and EVE believed it was worth investigating.

In the ruins of the Great Desert, EVE found the Opera House. She investigated the interior of the Opera House and discovered what Enya had been doing before she lost her memory and learned more about the song she sang every day.

On hearing this, Enya felt relieved. It was ironic that the title of the song she sang every day since she lost her memory was called “Beyond Fate.” Enya said that it must have been a message sent by her past self to her present self. She said she would no longer lament her condition, but would appreciate the hand that fate had dealt her and start thinking about what kind of life to lead in the future. With her new resolution, Enya sang for EVE.

EVE, while passing through the Wasteland, receives an unidentified distress signal. Although EVE is nervous for a moment due to the signal intruding on the Airborne Squad’s communication channel, Adam realizes the source of the signal. He says it might be something “fun,” so it wouldn’t be a bad idea to follow the signal.

EVE enters a bizarre Scrap Yard in the Wasteland, where pieces of junk are piled up at a massive scale. At the heart of the pile, EVE finds D1G-g2r.

D1G-g2r very politely asks for help, as there is a problem with the claw crane and now it is stuck under heaps of trash. EVE succeeds in resetting the crane at the landfill, as per its request.

D1G-g2r, now free, profusely thanks EVE and says it hopes to build a constructive relationship moving forward.

D1G-g2r is a drone that always thinks about its identity and what it means to be “human.” The drone revealed to EVE that it is ready to test its secret plan, the “Fantabulous Hypothesis.”

The drone wanted Mother Sphere to diagnose it, and to achieve this, it formed a dangerous plan that involved launching a signal into the Orbit and momentarily breaking into the NETWORK. EVE tried to stop the drone by telling it that the plan is too dangerous, but she was unable to break through the drone’s stubbornness. Rather, she ended up helping prepare the connection…

Having secured the data with EVE’s help, D1G-g2r activated the device and succeeded in accessing the NETWORK. However, the firewall attacked the device and caused an explosion, ultimately doing nothing for the drone’s self-identity.

D1G-g2r looked severely disappointed. Adam pointed out that the drone is worrying about unimportant things, and EVE advised it to observe how the people live in Xion, rather than failing alone. Listening to this advice, the drone decided to relocate.

The Great Desert is a barren stretch of land covered in sand and dust that was created when the Colony Extinction occurred. However, there is an oasis that provides a stark contrast to the surrounding environment in the middle of this desert.

A shabby hut stands at the Oasis, belonging to a fisherman. EVE found it strange that there was someone in the middle of such a dangerous place and proceeded to investigate him. However, the man did nothing but silently give her a fishing rod. Clyde, the fisherman, only began to tell his story once EVE managed to catch a fish.

He was a man who wandered the world with a fishing rod, having fallen into despair after the Colony Extinction. This oasis was where his journey ended. In what seemed like the only beautiful place left in this ruined world, he has been continuously casting his fishing rod while contemplating about the true intentions of Mother Sphere.

Clyde, bidding EVE farewell, tells her to come back if she wants to try fishing again.

A strange shop in Xion’s marketplace. The store’s owner, Barry, shrivels in shock when he sees EVE. To EVE, “cooking” is nothing but processing a corpse into resources—a very strange deed. Barry is disappointed and asks her to help him cook.

When EVE hands Barry the fish, which are useless to her, he explains to her why he does what he does.

Barry finds it unfortunate that people prioritized only efficacy and usefulness after Xion went into hardship. He thinks it’s because essential functions are now performed by machines, not people. Thus, Barry is trying to preserve culture to the best of his ability.

Though she found him odd at first, EVE comes to appreciate Barry’s efforts. Barry seems happy to know that he taught the angel something new.

The Sentinels protected Xion. They not only dealt with Naytibas, the enemies from the outside, but also enemies from within that harmed the general populace. The recent disappearance of a rebel had caused a huge headache for the Sentinels. Fortunately, they could ask EVE to discreetly conduct an investigation. And so, Captain Mann asked her in private to investigate.

The missing Rebel was found dead in a back alley, and a sequence of strange records were discovered. EVE discovered a location called the “Ark” was at the center of everything. The Ark was locked with a passcode, but EVE succeeded in unlocking the door and getting inside.

The Ark was a truly gruesome place. A maniac, who believed the Prophet Orcal was deceiving the citizens, had tricked people into entering the Ark before imprisoning and killing them. EVE explained to Mann what she discovered, and he thanked her. So, what actually happened inside? All involved in the incident are dead, so the truth will never be revealed.

EVE discovered a person who was distraught, saying that his younger sister had been kidnapped by looters. However, he was actually with the looters and tried to kill EVE.

These looters, angry at their miserable lives, were jealous of the Angels’, whose existence seemed so special. EVE escaped with Adam’s help, but it didn’t change the fact that not everyone who lived in Xion believed the same thing.

Francis is a very devout person who prayed for the Mother’s blessing and asked EVE to help with a special request. He wanted to retrieve the Book of Faith, a memento of his brother who wasn’t able to leave Eidos 7.

Francis’s older brother worked as a librarian in Eidos 7, and Francis told EVE that the Book of Faith could be found in the library. It would be easy to find, as it is a unique book with a golden circle engraved on the cover. EVE returned to Eidos 7 and found the book in the library.

However, the verses praising Mother Sphere had been erased and replaced with verses about being deceived. EVE was suspicious, as Francis said his brother was an honest follower. When Francis got the Book of Faith, he said his brother would never be so distrustful and asked EVE to forget about it… Only Mother Sphere would know the truth.

In the days leading up to the Sentinel’s Memorial Service, Barry secretly drank the wine, then realized none of it was left for the service. Barry asks EVE, who stopped by his shop, to help him avoid causing a scene.

EVE finds a wine cellar in the Flooded Commercial Sector. Although she thought it would be ruined due to the condition of the Plaza, the wine cellar is in surprisingly good shape. EVE chooses some wine that catches her eye.

In the end, Barry will be fine. But of course, there’s no guarantee that the wine EVE brought will still be there for the memorial service.

In Xion, there was a crazy man named Jett who stockpiled teddy bears. Curious, EVE asked him if he had a reason for doing so. Jett thought EVE had come to ridicule him, but he told her the truth regardless.

His only sister died during wartime, and Jett moved around the world with a teddy bear in which he kept his sister’s Memorystick. But he lost the teddy bear during a sandstorm.

Ever since then, he had gathered many teddy bears, in the hopes of finding the one that he had lost. Alas, his efforts were fruitless and the Memorystick remained lost. Wracked by guilt, he slowly lost his mind to despair and self-hatred. EVE had seen something that looked like one of Jett’s bears around the depths of Matrix 11 and so offered to bring it to him.

EVE cut open the teddy bear’s stomach and to her surprise found the Memorystick. Life was worth living once more for Jett.

EVE met a young child in Xion, who handed her a letter and told her it was from some man. The letter told her how to control the drainage device in Eidos 7’s Flooded Commercial Sector, and the truth that was hidden underwater.

EVE visited Eidos 7 again, drained the water in the Flooded Commercial Sector, and found a place called “Warehouse 77.” The foreboding place was full of dead bodies. Based on their wounds, EVE realized they’d been killed by humans, or rather professional combat forces.

The situation was suspicious, but as there was nothing left to be found, EVE returned to Xion. The polite child returned and handed her an item, saying once more that it was a gift from some man. EVE didn’t know who the man was, but it was clear that he told her this information for a specific reason.

EVE met a woman named Beatrice, who was on the verge of making an extreme choice. She said she lost her lover to a Naytiba - left him in the cold water and fled to save herself. The regret was eating her alive.

At her request, EVE headed to the Oasis in the Great Desert to look for the woman’s lover. However, he looked a bit strange. His wounds didn’t look like they were made by a Naytiba.

EVE retrieved the Memorystick and delivered it to Beatrice. The woman smiled hysterically and mumbled that they would never part again. What was the truth…?

Luther is a historical researcher, particularly interested in the existence of organic civilizations. Information on these organic humans, however, is hard to come by. It was as if they were purposefully erased.

Luther knew that EVE had previously entered the Hall of Records in Eidos 7. It was possible that relevant data remained there, so Luther asked her to retrieve information on this fascinating subject.

After EVE accessed the Information Terminal at the entrance of Eidos 7, she received a warning about attempting to access forbidden records. Upon hearing this, Luther was ecstatic. He claims the truth will be revealed and that history cannot be buried in darkness. We’ll have to see if he’s right about that.

The Wasteland’s power supply was unstable and the camp was not functioning properly. Adam said the cause of the problem was the Solar Tower, and so they began to investigate the facility.

A Service Drone, S2RV1C2-001, was found at the Solar Tower. The drone, which lacked language skills, told them about the problems around the Solar Tower and requested their help to solve them. Though it was difficult to understand the drone, it was clear that the cause of the problem was the Solar Tower cover.

EVE investigated the Solar Tower and saved S2RV1C2-017, a drone tasked with the repair of the cover. The facility was then reactivated, resulting in a stable power supply. Now, the Service Drones at the tower can resume their jobs in silence, with no one to tell them otherwise.

EVE discovers Mu, a Sentinel, who was leading his squad through the Great Desert. He, along with his squadmates, was tasked with dealing with the Sand Storm of the Great Desert, but had failed.

His squad had discovered that restarting the Solar Tower would reboot the terraforming system back to normal. However, in the process of transporting the Service Drones, his subordinates all died, leaving him as the only survivor. As such, he asked EVE to complete his mission.

EVE then found and restarted all the Service Drones, successfully restoring the Solar Tower. The sandstorm ceased immediately. She went back to Mu to tell him the good news, but discovered that he had passed away. With his wish fulfilled, Mu would surely be smiling down from above.

EVE saved Griffin, who nearly lost his life to Naytibas. She received information from him about an Angel in the collapsed tunnel who is alive and singing a melancholy song.

There was no time for hesitation, especially if it had to do with the survival of a fellow comrade. EVE searched the Great Desert, found the collapsed tunnel, and met an Airborne Squad Member. Her situation was dire. She was on the brink of death, only spouting error messages and longing for rest…

EVE turned her power off and gave her the rest she wanted. May her memories live on.

Scavengers risk their lives by collecting scraps. Three Scavengers, Baran and his comrades, decided to risk diving into the Flooded Plaza in Eidos 7 to look for resources. As a result, only Baran managed to escape and the others got trapped.

Baran had nightmares every night about how he couldn’t retrieve his comrades’ memories. Baran begged EVE to search for his comrades, finish what he was supposed to, and put an end to his nightmare.

However, the comrades, who were found in a corner of the Flooded Commercial Sector, cursed Baran for saving his own skin. Should she be fair and tell Baran the truth? Or should she conceal the facts and rid Baran of his guilt? Only Mother Sphere knows the correct answer.

Olivia, a Scavenger, got hold of information about a Siren’s song from the map data of Eidos 7. However, because of the Naytibas and the dangerous work involved, she was about to give up, until she met EVE, with whom she shared what she knew.

With the given information, EVE uncovered a secret lodging facility in the Flooded Commercial Sector where a statue of a Siren stood. In truth, there was nothing special about the Siren’s song. All it did was turn the lights on and play a song. In other words, it was a place of respite.

Still, though it might seem worthless, a short break could be worth more than any other treasure, especially in this ruined, awful world.

While walking through Xion, EVE bumps into a large man standing in the middle of the street, who mumbles something about her looking “dull” and stumbles off into a shop called Gwen Hair Salon.

Eve follows him in and gets him to talk, and he apologizes. His name is Kasim, and he runs a hair salon in Xion. He explains that he only said it because he thought her potential was being wasted. After listening to Kasim’s explanation, EVE is interested in getting her hair done, which he says can make her feel better and more confident.

However, he can’t do it at the moment because his tools have been stolen. EVE retrieves the salon supplies for him and becomes the first customer of the reopened salon.

Lyle runs a store in Xion, and he is heartbroken by the fact that the Gilt-bronze Standing Buddha, which he considers to be the guardian angel of the store, is missing. He is convinced that his daughter Arin stole it and means to sell it, and suggests that EVE ask the other Scavengers at the marketplace about the Buddha.

Kaya provides information on Arin’s whereabouts, but the story is a little different from Lyle’s version. Apparently, the two used to have a great relationship, but Lyle started acting strange recently, causing a rift between them. Arin suspected that the Gilt-bronze Standing Buddha was the reason behind the change in his personality, which was why she was looking for a place to get rid of it.

Kaya told Arin about a Villa located at the edge of the Scrap Plains in the Wasteland. However, neither Arin nor the Gilt-bronze Standing Buddha are in the building. EVE investigates the Villa and finds records left by Arin and gathers information from a service drone. It turns out that Arin went to the nearby Container Yard to bury it.

When EVE gets to the Container Yard, she hears Arin screaming for help at the cliff. EVE takes down the Naytibas and succeeds in saving the girl.

EVE returns to Lyle with Arin. After hearing that Arin almost died, Lyle is hit with a sense of deep regret, and he decides to listen to his daughter and recover his relationship with the neighboring merchants. He hands over the Gilt-bronze Standing Buddha to EVE and asks her to dispose of it for him.

Hugh, a Sentinel, wants a favor from EVE.

Sentinels aren’t phased by seeing new Naytibas or mutated Naytibas; it’s just part of everyday life for them. However, when a new type that seems especially dangerous emerges, they form a surveillance team to observe it. The recently spotted type with weaponized neck and shoulders is one of such Naytibas.

Hugh says he has lost contact with the surveillance team that formed to observe the anomalous Naytiba. He wants EVE to locate them to ensure their safety, since the Sentinels can’t afford to dispatch an investigation squad at the moment.

EVE follows the directions provided by Hugh to the surrounding areas of the Oil Storage Facility in the Wasteland, where she finds Sentinel corpses. It seems they all died in an instant.

Just then, Gigas appears to attack EVE, which takes her by surprise. Though imperfect, this Gigas had no trouble wiping out multiple Sentinels at once.

EVE takes down Gigas and retrieves the Memorysticks for Hugh. Hugh is upset, but in the end accepts that the Sentinels will never come back, and goes to report the incident to his boss. Sentinels, after all, are no strangers to death.

Cyrus is standing near the entrance of The Last Gulp, where the melodies of the songs help him relax.

When asked, he tells a story about his partner who went to the Forbidden Area for a job and never returned. It is a treacherous place where a Naytiba’s roar can be heard echoing from the depths.

EVE descends into the underground hollow of the Wasteland and fights a fierce battle with the Naytiba lurking in the shadows.

EVE defeats the Naytiba and retrieves Tommy’s Memorystick, as well as his will recorded in his memory before his death. She gives it to Cyrus, who cries and wonders if money can have any value when Tommy is dead. Then, he says he will return to the market and carry out his friend’s will.

Many Scavengers go on journeys from which they never return. The extreme dangers that come with great rewards are nothing but an accepted part of their daily lives.

Barry complains that the wine EVE brought him earlier tastes bad and cannot be served at the memorial service. He asks her to get some grapes so that he can make his own wine for the memorial service.

EVE goes to a cave in the Wasteland and harvests every grape available from an island in the middle of a small lake.

Barry is relieved and confesses that he drank all the wine that EVE brought him. His drinking almost ruins the memorial service, but EVE saves his skin yet again. Whether the service will actually proceed without any trouble, only the heavens know.

Near the cliffs leading to Altess Levoire, EVE defeats a group of Naytibas and hears strange noises nearby, then opens the locked container.

Inside is an engineer named Jonny. He says he came to repair the facility on the Prophet’s order. Although he is safe now, Sentinel Go, who came with him, is nowhere to be found. Jonny asks EVE to look for him.

EVE finds Go in the water of the Plant, the giant facility nearby. She retrieves his memory and returns to Jonny.

Although he had to suffer a heavy sacrifice, Jonny accomplished his mission. He says he will return to Xion and honor the memory of the Sentinel who saved his life.

Cedric, a Scavenger, runs a stall at the back of the market. He tries to give the usual cold shoulder to EVE, but this time he tells her a story.

The most important thing in Xion is energy. If you want to use energy for yourself, you have to get a power source from outside. Cedric reveals that he has set his sights on the Hypertube in the Great Desert. It is very likely that something valuable is hidden there, but no Scavenger has ever dared to search such a dangerous place.

Following up on what she learned, EVE enters the Hypertube. The facility appears to be intact, but most of the tube is destroyed and lost. EVE is then thrown out of the broken Hypertube.

The cargo transferred to the place must have met the same fate, as they are found damaged and abandoned… EVE searches the cave for the item Cedric asked for. For better or worse, she successfully finds an old-style Fusion Cell.

When she returns to Xion and shows Cedric what she found, he gets excited. Adam notices the Fusion Drive behind Cedric and points it out, making Cedric nervous. EVE places the fusion cell in the Fusion Drive. Then, a screen connected to it turns on to reveal someone’s face. Cedric finally shares the truth: he wanted to see his dead wife again.

June is a woman living in Xion who has lost her mind and believes everyone is out to get her, including EVE. She holds on tightly to what she calls her “treasure.”

EVE is curious about this treasure, and finds out that they’re actually Memorysticks.

June says that there are lots of Memorysticks where she came from, but she couldn’t bring them all back and wishes she had them with her. Choosing to believe in her half-insane mutterings, EVE heads to the place that June mentioned.

The Memorysticks are located in the ominous ruins in the sandstorm, where many have lost their lives. Naytibas that had been hiding in the sand start to appear in droves once EVE steps foot inside the place. EVE takes down all of the Naytibas and retrieves all the Memorysticks she finds.

June starts to cry when EVE gives her the Memorysticks. EVE feels sympathy for her and decides to let June keep them as treasure.

A restaurant in Xion. It looks like any other restaurant, but its real purpose isn’t to serve food. There, EVE finds a device belonging to the Freedom Liberation Alliance, which contains information from the group.

It shows that the Alliance decided to lie in wait in the Great Desert until the right moment, beyond the reach of the Royal Guards, so they can fight back more than ever. EVE heads to the location mentioned, where she finds a corpse whose cause of death is unknown.

When EVE investigates the dead man’s Memorystick, EVE learns that he placed important data on drones and set them to fly high up in the area.

EVE takes down the drones flying high in the sky. She succeeds in retrieving the data chips that has information left behind by the Freedom Liberation Alliance, which alleges that Orcal is a false prophet and has done terrible things through Naytibas. The credibility of the evidence is still uncertain, though.

The case is left unsolved and EVE returns to the restaurant, where she meets Liam. Liam seems to know what happened and is wary of EVE. He says that the citizens have chosen order instead of the truth and murmurs to EVE that she could be next.

EVE meets the devoted believer Francis once again.

He says that he received news about his brother while buying items from Scavengers; apparently, evidence of him escaping Eidos 7 alive was found in the Great Desert.

Francis’ brother is still family to him, even though he’s a sinner. He asks EVE for help in tracking down the missing man as he hopes for “guidance from god”.

EVE follows the information Francis gave her and investigates the ruins used by refugees in the Great Desert. Felix apparently heard the “voice of truth,” which led him to follow its source. EVE finds an abandoned drop pod while tracking him, and reaches a location near Abyss Levoire.

Before passing away, Felix, half-insane, repeated that he had found the true god with the voice of truth, and that he misses his brother Francis dearly. A legacy device is found near the body, but it is too damaged for any meaningful data to be acquired from it.

The case remains unsolved. EVE returns to Francis to tell him of his brother’s fate, and the news is met with despair. The words of someone who has lost their mind can’t be considered blasphemous, according to Francis. Unsure why Mother Sphere let this happen to his brother, and why he has to suffer through this anguish, Francis is dejected.

All he can do is mutter to himself, hoping for light to shine on this world once again.

Roxanne is an info dealer who acquired a very valuable “item” recently: information on the Guard Turret, which could be of great help to Xion’s defense if restored. It’ll also net her a good chunk of change from the Sentinels.

EVE tries to decline the strange proposal, but Roxanne presses on, insisting that this is a deal EVE can’t refuse. The items required to restore the turret cannot be so easily acquired, though; the Algorithm Chipset needed to restore the weapon must be retrieved from a rogue turret in the Great Desert. Roxanne then demands that EVE sacrifice herself to secure the safety of Xion.

EVE is not happy about handing over weapon parts to a dangerous person like Roxanne, but the offer of a Body Core is too good to ignore.

EVE succeeds in destroying the turret and acquires the chipset to take back to Roxanne. Upon handing over the item, EVE tries to find out where Roxanne got the Body Core from, but the mysterious woman only laughs. Her secrets can’t be given out for free, it seems.

Sentinel Min works as a guard in Xion, and he has survived an expedition where all of his team members were killed. At the Buried Ruins surrounded by sandstorms in the Great Desert, the expedition team was killed one-by-one with bizarre lightning strikes.

Min discovered that this was not a natural phenomenon, but the doings of a Naytiba with the power to control electricity. Min escaped with wounds all over his body, and was the sole survivor of the expedition. His only purpose in life now is to get revenge on the monster.

EVE heads to the ruins that Min mentioned, and sure enough she is greeted by lightning. At the highest point of the ruins, EVE faces off against the electricity-wielding Abaddon.

With Abaddon defeated, the Memorysticks that it carried like trophies start to spill out. They all seem to be from the murdered Sentinels. EVE delivers the Memorysticks to Min and tells him that his comrades have been avenged. The man seems relieved to hear that his old grudge has finally been resolved.

Inn calls out to EVE in a Xion alley.

He tells EVE to follow him without asking any questions, and then conceals himself. He waits at the entrance of the Scrap Market for EVE and urges her again to follow him.

EVE encounters Inn waiting for her at the closed path in a corner of the Scrap Market. He hands over a device and says someone asked him to give it to EVE—he is casual, contrary to his behavior until then. The device is locked with a passcode, so it’s impossible to see what’s inside at the time.

Inn says he’s only a messenger and wishes EVE luck before leaving.