Yes, I knew the ending scene was from Celliann’s perspective. However, since it didn’t refer to Alpha as "brother" and that text color was white, I mistakenly thought it was the system’s narration. I’m glad I checked with you to clarify.

Thanks! This means a lot. Back then, even though I was eager to see how the story unfolded, replaying long cutscenes to fight bosses was so frustrating that I almost gave up. I hope others can experience less frustration and enjoy the story you've created even more.

I see, but your game is truly memorable! Just one last question—some cutscenes are quite long, with boss fights in between (like Elijah’s) and no chance to save. Was that intentional?

If not, would it be alright for me to add a save code before these battles?

Has it won any fan-voted awards, like Best Original Story or Best Visual Presentation? (I really think your game deserves them.) I’d love to highlight its achievements to introduce more players to your game.

Ha, no worries, just curious. You once called Dhux’s Scar "one of the most critically acclaimed Spanish RM games", does that mean it’s often listed among the best on Spanish RM forums?

I see! Also, the game's battles are very difficult—did you intentionally design them that way?

For example, bosses are almost immune to status ailments, making some of Samael’s aura skills unusable strategically.

A concept of escaping the cycle of reincarnation and reaching an 'eternal paradise'(The Land of Bliss)?

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!

By the way, if I have any questions about this game, would it be okay to ask you? For example, I noticed that SAFE in this game seems somewhat similar to the concept of Nirvana in Buddhism. Was Buddhism one of your inspirations when creating it?

I signed up for Twitter and Bluesky just to reach out and ask you this, so you’ll see the same message there. I hope you don’t mind!