In Greek mythology, the golden touch curse, also known as the Midas touch, was a tragic consequence of a wish granted by the god Dionysus to King Midas. According to the myth, Midas pleases Dionysus and as a reward, is granted a wish. Midas, being a greedy and materialistic king, wishes that everything he touches turns to gold. Initially thrilled by his newfound power, Midas soon realizes the curse that comes with it. As Midas goes about his daily life, he finds that the power he has been granted is more of a burden than a blessing. He can no longer enjoy the simple pleasures of life, as his touch turns everything, including his food and loved ones, into solid gold.
Wow. I'm on some old guy's spying glass. EWWWWWWWWWW. This guy must be the gloved one of the winglies.
Later when the party meets her again in Vellweb, she can be found protecting the lives of her friends who died in the Dragon Campaign from the curse of Mayfil. The Winglies believe that the ferociousness of the animals in the world and the disturbance in the energy of the land is attributable to the Divine Dragon s resurrection approaching.
He can no longer enjoy the simple pleasures of life, as his touch turns everything, including his food and loved ones, into solid gold. His daughter, whom he adores, is inadvertently transformed into a statue of gold when he embraces her. The main idea is that the pursuit of material wealth and possessions can have dire consequences, resulting in the loss of touch with humanity and the destruction of the things that truly matter.
Guide part 34
Head back out to the sea from Rogue and you will get an option to either go back to Rogue, the Queen Fury, or the pillar at sea - save your game if you haven't and head to the pillar. Once you get there you will not be back to the world map for a bit. Make sure you've stocked up on a lot of items because there are a lot of random battles here. this would be such a perfect area for level-building but it's not a good idea.
WOW. another great example of the psx's power. this underwater city is wonderfully designed! Head to the teleporter and continue on your way.
This little guy is one of Aglis' magical items, Ruff. It's been waiting for you for over 11,000 years and its creator would like to meet you. Follow it and grab the Burn Out and a Gushing Magma.
Go to the next screen; use the teleporter before the exit to go to a room with a Moon Serenade and a Magical Hat. Go back and take the exit.
You'll be in the R&D section. There are going to be several of the little magic creatures running all over the place and a viewscreen - the one you saw yourself on earlier. Take the Angel's Prayer.
Take the teleporter on the right and get the Sun Rhapsody. Proceed and don't worry about missing a chest in the center of the next area - you can't get to it as of yet. On your way back just take the teleporter on the left hand side and you'll get a Healing Rain.
Wow. I'm on some old guy's spying glass. EWWWWWWWWWW. This guy must be the gloved one of the winglies.
After passing the viewing room , go through the teleporters again and you'll meet Savan, a wingly ally. He will test all the party's courage individually.
Kongol: 2nd answer
Miranda: 2nd answer, 2nd answer
Albert: 2nd answer
Meru: 2nd answer
Haschel: 2nd answer
Dart: 1st answer
After passing all the tests follow Savan. Take the first teleporter, then the second, then the third and follow the last one out. Y
ou'll get the Psychadelic Bomb X. This is an actual usable item; it will regenerate after every match and is a multi-item. It's quite strong but has a shorter-than-average tap time. Once again, follow through the teleporters and save your game. Up next is the fight.
You'll have to fight the so-called guardian of the Signet, the Last Kraken. Zieg's taken over it and is smashing the Signet. You should be well above 60 by now. This guy isn't tough; just keep using your standard attacks/dragoon if you need to/heal/guard. Man some of these bosses are way too easy to kill. Every now and then, two fairies will pop out - just swat them. You'll get a Pretty Hammer for winning.
Savan will lay everything on the line and give you a way to go to Zenebatos with what he has left. He gave his life to contain the explosion of the Signet. Don't let his death be in vain; go to where you met ruff and take the door that's on the left. It will teleport you out to Zenebatos.
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Midas, once a prosperous and powerful king, becomes a lonely and remorseful man, realizing that his obsession with wealth has cost him his happiness and his loved ones. Through the tale of the golden touch curse, the myth highlights the importance of balance in life and the dangers of unchecked greed. It serves as a cautionary reminder that the pursuit of material wealth should never overshadow the value of love, compassion, and relationships. The curse of the golden touch teaches us that true happiness lies in cherishing the intangible and nurturing our connections with others, rather than placing importance solely on material possessions..
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