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King Ghidorah:
Drampa's teary eyes shift from the shattered incense burner to you, all signs of aggression gone, replaced by guilt. At the mention of Madeleine's name, however, he seems to cheer up a little, and his gaze shifts to a small, golden door on the wall behind him. You realize then, as you'd already suspected, that Drampa serves as guardian, preventing trespassers from going past the main hall into whatever lies beyond the golden door. But if that was the case, and the fake nun had indeed passed before, how had she managed to bypass the dragon? And why was Drampa asleep when you arrived, if Madeleine had only just passed through in her pursuit of the silent nun?
Drampa lowers its head, revealing a strange key dangling from a piece of rope tied to his neck which, in your panic, you had not noticed earlier. But when you hold out your hand to grab it, the dragon suddenly lifts its head again, and the key becomes out of reach. Then, with one of its wings, it pushes the broken incense burner toward you, and looks at you expectantly.
Yamask, meanwhile, stares at the scene with apparent indifference, before casually hovering over to the golden door. It seems to think the key is completely unnecessary; after all, you did manage to break into the archives with the ghost's help, why would this be any different? But as the phantom approaches, light bursts through the door's keyhole, engulfing Yamask in a blinding flash. When you open your eyes again, Yamask is standing right next to you once more, as if time had been pushed back once it attempted to phase through the door. There is some strange magic protecting the door, and clearly resorting to same tactic as earlier will yield no results.
It seems you have no choice but to get the key from Drampa; however, the deal remains. There is something you'll have to do for the dragon before it relinquishes what you need.
Drampa's teary eyes shift from the shattered incense burner to you, all signs of aggression gone, replaced by guilt. At the mention of Madeleine's name, however, he seems to cheer up a little, and his gaze shifts to a small, golden door on the wall behind him. You realize then, as you'd already suspected, that Drampa serves as guardian, preventing trespassers from going past the main hall into whatever lies beyond the golden door. But if that was the case, and the fake nun had indeed passed before, how had she managed to bypass the dragon? And why was Drampa asleep when you arrived, if Madeleine had only just passed through in her pursuit of the silent nun?
Drampa lowers its head, revealing a strange key dangling from a piece of rope tied to his neck which, in your panic, you had not noticed earlier. But when you hold out your hand to grab it, the dragon suddenly lifts its head again, and the key becomes out of reach. Then, with one of its wings, it pushes the broken incense burner toward you, and looks at you expectantly.
Yamask, meanwhile, stares at the scene with apparent indifference, before casually hovering over to the golden door. It seems to think the key is completely unnecessary; after all, you did manage to break into the archives with the ghost's help, why would this be any different? But as the phantom approaches, light bursts through the door's keyhole, engulfing Yamask in a blinding flash. When you open your eyes again, Yamask is standing right next to you once more, as if time had been pushed back once it attempted to phase through the door. There is some strange magic protecting the door, and clearly resorting to same tactic as earlier will yield no results.
It seems you have no choice but to get the key from Drampa; however, the deal remains. There is something you'll have to do for the dragon before it relinquishes what you need.