[Requests Accepted] [ゲンゲン&ヨッシー] Eternal Heart ～三傑編～ [RJ355081]

**Final Chapter of the Eternal Heart Series** The Eternal Heart series has released the "Grandel Arc" and the "Momentarism Arc." Now, we are pleased to announce the release of the "Three Heroes Arc," which marks the conclusion of the series. Each of the three stories is independent, allowing you to enjoy them individually. However, since they depict the same era and continent from different countries and perspectives, playing all the works will enhance your enjoyment of the overall narrative. For those who have played the Grandel Arc or the Momentarism Arc, you may already know what happens to the Fidel Church Nation. It’s perfectly fine to play while knowing the outcome. If you are unfamiliar with the story, and if you find this work interesting, we encourage you to also try the Grandel Arc and the Momentarism Arc. Did the narrative reach a satisfying conclusion? We would appreciate your feedback. **Genre:** Simulation RPG **Playtime:** Approximately 30 hours **Script Word Count:** 240,000 **Number of Characters:** Most in the series **Number of Graphics:** Most in the series **Number of Music Tracks:** Most in the series *If you encounter any difficulties, please feel free to contact us.* [https://mobile.twitter.com/gengenyoxtushii](https://mobile.twitter.com/gengenyoxtushii) **[Spin-off Work]** A spin-off titled "Karma of the Deadly Sin," which revolves around an incident that occurred in a city within the Fidel Church Nation prior to this story, is available for free. We invite you to play it if you are interested. - Free Game: [https://www.freem.ne.jp/win/game/28490](https://www.freem.ne.jp/win/game/28490) - Mugen: [https://freegame-mugen.jp/simulation/game_10326.html](https://freegame-mugen.jp/simulation/game_10326.html) --- **Synopsis** The final chapter of the war engulfing the entire Igor continent. As the name suggests, the Three Heroes Arc centers around three knights. The protagonists, as knights of the Fidel Church Nation, confront the turmoil, but as they act upon their convictions, fate leads them in an entirely unexpected direction. What future awaits the Desgarde and their companions living in these turbulent times? The continent is maintained in balance and peace by four nations. In the southern part lies the "Gailbar Kingdom," which once unleashed a storm of war under the mad king. The western region is governed by the "Zemleek Kingdom," ruled by a king and phantom beast knights. In the north is the powerful nation "Rai," which has its own unique culture. Meanwhile, in the "Fidel Church Nation," many citizens worship their own gods, ruled by a pope at the pinnacle of their faith. The story begins in the holy city of the Fidel Church Nation. The protagonist, Desgarde, is a knight of the Fidel Church Nation. His father was a renowned knight hailed as the best in Fidel. However, following his father's death, that honor was stripped away, and now he accepts his position as a mere knight. He fights with the hope of restoring his family's glory and the prosperity of Fidel, but the story takes a significant turn when he embarks on a certain mission. The Three Heroes Arc is, as the name suggests, a work guided by the number "3." As you play, you will realize that the story is divided into three parts: the beginning, middle, and end. The narrative is quite lengthy, taking about 20 hours even if you know all the scenarios and enemy positions on the maps. If you read everything and think while playing, the playtime may double. We have been meticulous about the balance between story and combat until the very end. Although Desgarde is the protagonist, as a knight, he initially struggles to move forward within the organization and finds it difficult to make progress. However, he has companions. With his long-time friend Rezaine and Rebecca at the center, many comrades gather around him. (If you recognize a character with a similar name and appearance to Rebecca, there is a surprising twist. Of course, it’s fine if you don’t know.) --- **Characters** [Desgarde] A knight of the Fidel Church Nation. His father was a noble knight celebrated as the best in Fidel. He fights to regain that glory... [Rezaine] Desgarde's friend and personal soldier. A warrior who fights with an axe. [Rebecca] A knight who uses a bow and staff, serving as Desgarde's personal soldier. [August] A temple knight under General Garibargan, known for his strong sense of justice. [Panu] A sister serving a sage residing in a certain area of Fidel. [Pope Fidel] The representative of God, reigning at the top of the Fidel Church Nation. [Lanflod] The second of the five divine generals of Fidel, constantly feared by other nations. [Faiza] The first of the five divine generals of Fidel, also feared by other nations. [Garibargan] The third of the five divine generals of Fidel, known for instilling fear in other nations. [Gigandes] The fourth of the five divine generals of Fidel, feared by other nations. [Kaburakan] The fifth of the five divine generals of Fidel, also a source of fear for other nations. [Luna] A swordsman with a rare sword. It seems she is traveling in search of someone... [Lin] A priest traveling with Luna. She doesn’t appear to be from Fidel...