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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | During the final battle with Galdes look at the arena. It looks extremely similar to the Meteor Parasite doesn't it? Assuming multiplay is canon, it also shows that people who have had their pasts altered sometimes "relapse" and that alternate selves can even manifest. The now good adviser even comments on feeling "another me" when Lich is around. And if they're still around in the new world. Surely someone as powerful as the Moon God won't simply disappear. It was the cause of the Meteor Parasite, possibly meaning that Raem is to it what Lady Mio is to the Great Crystal. |