Not long after Ellie destroyed the third of the Thirteen Seals, Mr. Mortis, Old Mr. Charat, Katerin Schwartz, and "Father" also discovered seals located in different parts of the Snow Mountain.
Of course, it was not as simple as braving the wind and snow, finding the location, and smashing the seal directly. Different trials and hardships awaited them before every seal.
Old Mr. Charat was the fastest. With the card player's assistance, he found a way through a series of unstable spatial rifts and ultimately broke the fourth seal.
Mr. Mortis and "Father," meanwhile, found and shattered snake-shaped runes during the same turn of the card game. The former encountered a Humanoid Relic sitting alone beside a bonfire in the snowy night, wishing to tell him a story. The latter somehow stumbled into a cave and was forced to wager his soul in a dice game against a terrifying being that was not a relic.
Even with [The Puppeteer's Script], if the card player's assistance had not spent Fate Dice points in exchange for a crucial stroke of good luck, he probably would never have made it out of that cave.
Reflected in reality, the events of that same turn meant that the fifth and sixth seals shattered almost simultaneously.
Katerin Schwartz of the [Misfortune Order] was the slowest, because she encountered a stranger holding the Ring of Fate when she was only one step away from the seal.
Though the card players could not see what was happening at the scene, according to Lady White, the stranger wielded a destiny called "Desolation." This destiny meant that life could not endure and all things ceased to grow.
The details of the battle sounded quite simple in Lady White's account. In the end, Ms. Elfoth consecutively played [Item · Shield], [Item