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Who could have thought that a place like this could exist amidst the vast, scintillating heavens: The people here have closed their eyes, but none are asleep even with the striking of midnight. In the splendor of this city, things of material value are little more than dirt. Beloved guests, welcome to Penacony! Follow your amusing guide, Clockie, and embark with us upon this incomparable planet woven from the fabric of dreams!

The brave and clever Clockie has embarked on an adventure! Tick-tock! The dastardly Boss Stone is up to no good. Tick-tock! He's always trying to endanger Clockie! But don't worry, Clockie's got the smarts, and Clockie's got the courage! Together with his dependable friends, they'll protect this land of dreams and send the bad guys packing!

"This world's just like a big non-stop circus showcasing beasts brawling all day and night: bears on unicycles, lions leaping through fire hoops, monkeys juggling bowls..." "Me, I'm happy being a side character in the background, cheering on those who have the limelight. Then, at the climax of the performance... bang! Sparkling like fireworks into brilliant colors—" "You think the leading character would dare do this?"

The dual planets were intertwined in each other's tragic destiny, dancing an eternal rondo around a pitch-black great sun. In the beginning, one of the planets gave rise to humans. These people looked down, and named the land below "Izumo." These people looked up, and named the world above "Takamagahara." One day uninscribed in the annals, the Yaoyorozu-no-kami descended from Takamagahara. These demonic beasts named Kami overturned the skies, burned the rivers and oceans, and shattered the land — People realized in horror that it was not an invasion for rulership, dominance, or plunder. The evil Kami came only to kill. As the planet stood on the brink of death, Izumo embarked on a Kami-slaying journey, exhausting the might of the entire country to slay the calamity "Sovereign of Revelation" and forging the very first Edict Edge using its bestial body.

"Your humble servant 'Aventurine,' at your service. Just a cog in the machine known as the IPC's Strategic Investment Department. Nevertheless, I can also play the role of "friend" — if needed." "Go ahead, use me as you wish, even stab me in the back when you see fit. But remember, I don't make deals that don't pay off... So, I hope you don't disappoint me."

Choice is eternally entwined in every lost path one walks in life. Down one road, struggle. Another, the way of salvation. A third, life cycles unto death, and a fourth, death cycling back to life... Where, then, might be the "the end"? Such a thing is hard to find.