The World Beyond the Indigo Tree.

 Playing as Lune felt smoother, almost like floating. After ambushing enemies and syncing skill timings, we explored a strange and spotted the Indigo Tree. Battles continued, including a tough Portier and elusive Volesters. A headless Nevron named Jar asked for light near dead expeditioners. Before helping, I saved progress and paused the journey.  When I started playing the game again after some days, I found Lune looking around and doing special gestures when I was not moving her or passing any buttons.  I played the whole time today as Lune as moving as her was cooler as she was like floating all this time when I was trying to make her move fast.   Suddenly I noticed an enemy ahead, who didn't see me yet. I took this chance to try first strike on it that gained me an advantage in the battle, though I didn't understand what the advantage was.  |  -|-  Then I noticed there were not one, but two enemies at once. We got to take turn first so I tried some skills as Gustave where I failed to do the timing. Then after trying Lune, the enemies attacked both my characters and I dodged perfectly both times. We took down both the enemies easily taking some time.   Now when I climbed to a tiny hill to collect some Chroma, one of those Lanciers came behind me as it noticed me somehow and we had to go for another battle where we had to fight two Lanciers again. This time we did timing the skills perfectly.   We moved ahead and found an abandoned building. Gustave was surprised seeing a building there. After getting inside, I noticed the furnishers inside were floating.  We found a rope and used it to climb above, where we found an opening towards the Indigo Tree which was not too far from there as Lune was mentioning.  After getting out of there, I stopped to check around. Lune started looking around on herself and I was looking for a good angle to try a good photo of her. The game developers really should've added a photo mode feature in this game.  |  -|-  There were two ways - left and right. I noticed an enemy on the left and another one at the right when the right-sided one looked mighty. Ignoring them for the time being, I walked ahead to check this beauty where the waterfalls even had special colored water.   I went for the mighty enemy that's named Portier. Yeah, I did first strike and the whole battle went smooth with me timing the skills perfectly.  There was this thin attached to a hill. It looked like a figure that was divided in the middle and I don't know what this is or was.   We kept moving and suddenly three flying enemies that are called Volester came to us to bring the fight to us. We were suggested to try shooting them as these flying enemies can dodge attacks, and we nailed it.   There was this enemy guarding something. I was going for it but Lune mentioned it looked dangerous so I just let it be for the time being and I used a rope to go to another side.   There I found this tree that looked like had lights on it but it didn't. These trees reminds me of Elden Ring. Well I stopped there to checkout the tree.  |  -|-  We moved forward, climbing some hills, squeezing through some holes and we reached another building where we found some dead bodies outside. They were expeditioners of a previous batch. And then we noticed this Nevron that didn't have a head but was moving and it was not attacking us.   Gustave found an expedition journal by a dead body. He checked the journal and found out they were from 81. They understood the expeditioners contacted the Nevron so they tried it too and the Nevron named Jar said it needed light.  The Nevron was asking for help and it was about bringing light to it, which may help us in our journey. But before that, I used that checkpoint flag to save the game, use some skill points, heal the characters and then I stopped playing for the day. I'll show what happens next later. --- I personally took all the screenshots from my play and I used a logo of the game from online to use in the thumbnail. This is Pikachuuuuu signing off. Over and out.