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Hebe is an NPC on Amphoreus, located in "Sanctum of Prophecy" Janusopolis and Beyond Time: An Eternal Page.
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Hebe
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- (First interaction)
- Aechenus: Hmm... I see. I understand... No wonder your father is so weighed down with concern. The prophecies of Janus can indeed be a little cryptic to the common man...
- Aechenus: But, please rest assured. As the bridge that connects the mortal and divine worlds, I will be able to interpret their words into something easier to comprehend.
- Hebe: Re—Really? Thank you, Sir Priest!
- Aechenus: There is no need for gratitude. This is precisely my duty. However... before I can begin, I require you to demonstrate your spirit of piety to the Fate Titans.
- Hebe: My spirit of piety...? I—I traveled to this place all the way from Odestris atop a dromas for twenty days and nights just to seek this prophecy. Is this enough to prove my piety?
- Aechenus: You have done well, my child. But, this is not enough.
- Hebe: Then... Then what am I to do, Lord Priest?
- Aechenus: Ah, allow me to put it this way... You should understand that when one is carrying out a ritual, it is only when the sacrificial blood hits the altar that the gods will grace us with their approval.
- Aechenus: As a devout disciple that desires to be favored by the gods, you will need to place enough weight atop the scales of Talanton.
- Hebe: I...
- Aechenus: Praise to the Three Titans of Fate, child, what are you waiting for? Is your filial piety to your father no more than lip service, after all?
- Hebe: No, it's not that... It's just... I snuck out without the knowledge of my family. I fear the money I have on me may not be...
- Aechenus: You misunderstand me, child. The gods would never derive joy from the fortune of mortals. What you need to offer is something of importance to represent your intention.
- Hebe: Something of importance... I—I have an emerald necklace. It was a gift from my mother when I reached the age of majority. As for the price... Ah! Sorry, I should not blaspheme against the Gods with a mortal definition of value...
- Aechenus: Fear not, child, the Titans will overlook your innocent mistake. Now, hand over the necklace to me and I shall judge whether it is fit to be placed upon the pure altar of The Fates.
- Hebe: ...O—Okay, I'll just...
Guards! There's a scammer!
- Aechenus: Wh—Who's there!? How dare you make such outrageous accusations in a place like — hah, an outsider clad in bizarre clothing wishes to summon the guards against a priest of the Titans? Laughable!
- Aechenus: Fortunately no one heard your foolish outburst... If the guards had actually been summoned, I fear you'd have already been cast out of Janusopolis for "defaming the Holy Maiden!"
- (Only available if Aechenus was already interacted with)
- How are you still swindling people like this?
- Aechenus: Wh—Who's there!? How dare you make such outrageous accusations — ah, you again?
- Aechenus: Even if you are an esteemed guest, this level of defamation is a complete violation!
- Aechenus: Someone would dare publicly besmirch the name of an attendant to the Goddesses in this holy place — how could one tarnish the reputation of Three Titans of Fate? Though the goddesses have always been merciful and kind, this is no excuse for your mortal blasphemy!
- Aechenus: As this is your first offense, I will leave this matter here. However, it seems that our discussion of a prophecy will not be possible today. I bid you farewell!
- Hebe: Huh!? P—Please wait, Lord Priest...
- (Subsequent interactions)
- Hebe: H—Hello, can I help you with something?
- Are you up for a chat?
- Hebe: I guess so... But I don't believe I know you...
- What are you doing here?
- Hebe: I... I came to see the Holy Maiden. I wish for guidance from the Titans.
- Hebe: ...Agh... My father came to this place seeking a prophecy a few months ago. However, he has grown more and more depressed since that day. Now, he spends most of his days locked inside the house.
- What did he ask?
- Hebe: He... He asked the priests when he would die. The answer he received was: "When Aquila closes one of their eyes."
- (Traiblazer): ...?
- Hebe: Indeed, it's extremely vague... But my father is now overcome with anxiety and paranoia. We... My elder sister and my mother are all very worried about him.
- Hebe: So, though I have never made a long journey like this before and my heart was filled with fear, I plucked up the courage to come to the holy land of the Fate Titans and find something that may ease my father's concerns...
- That guy almost scammed you!
- Hebe: But... He is a priest of the Goddesses, the bridge between the mortal and divine worlds... Do you really think that such a holy person would scam me just to steal a necklace...?
- Believe me, he was deceiving you!
- Hebe: But... Does that mean other priests scam as he does?
- (Only available if Aechenus was already interacted with)
- He scammed me like this before as well!
- Hebe: But... If that's true, does that not prove that they were not actually scamming anyone?
- Hebe: "Place enough weight atop the scales of Talanton..." I remember when my father came in search of a prophecy, he offered up half a year's yield from our land...
- Hebe: Ah, sorry, I... I'm not trying to argue with you or interrogate you. I'm very grateful for your kindness!
- Hebe: It's just... Maybe, maybe there has been some kind of misunderstanding...
- Well, what do you plan to do from here?
- Hebe: I... I plan to keep searching for someone to interpret my prophecy. That was my whole reason for coming, after all...
- You must be cautious.
- Beware of prophecy scammers.
- Hebe: ...Haha. That turn of phrase seems a little disrespectful but, I can sense your sincerity and kindness... Thank you so much.
- Hebe: When I had just arrived in Janusopolis, I was actually quite confused and uncertain... I used to think that prophecies were a great and selfless love gifted to us by the Titans, and that the sacrifices people make were out of pure piety and respect.
- Hebe: However... Now I have witnessed many times how it is people obtain their prophecies. The priests are all so... clear about needing payment... Some prophecies even end up as auctions.
- Hebe: This is all completely different to what I imagined. I'm so conflicted and confused... I once asked some priests about this, and they replied: "Seeking an audience with the majesty of Talanton will always require a price."
- Hebe: I don't know if this is what you refer to as a "scam"... But, even if it is, to us, who have no power over our fate and are dependent on our prophecies... what difference is there between falsehood and reality...
- That's all for now.
- Hebe: Ah, alright... Then may you find what it is you are wishing for!
- I can't chat now. Good luck with everything.
- Hebe: Ah, alright... Then may you find what it is you are wishing for!
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Hebe |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 赫柏 |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 赫柏 |
| Japanese | ヘルバ |
| Korean | 헤베 |
| Spanish | Hebe |
| French | Hébé |
| Russian | Геба |
| Thai | Hebe |
| Vietnamese | Hebe |
| German | Hebe |
| Indonesian | Hebe |
| Portuguese | Hebe |
Change History[]
Released in Version 3.1