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== {{Star|5}} == | == {{Star|5}} == | ||
{{#vardefine:transient variant|Hot Paradise}} | {{#vardefine:transient variant|Hot Paradise}} | ||
{{#vardefine:transient illustrator|きしぐま;LW}} | |||
{{#vardefine:transient en title|Reach Out to the Sun}} | {{#vardefine:transient en title|Reach Out to the Sun}} | ||
{{#vardefine:transient jp en research file|Xolotl's home world of El Dorado is a world filled with endless war and death. Everything around is meant to be used in the System that sends fuel referred to as sacrifices to the sun. One of his brothers objected to this System, then left the world. However, even after Xolotl ran away, he believed that his world was right. Now in the land of the underworld, Xolotl wields the Sacred Artifact his brother once held. It is the dragon's relic made of burning turquoise that severs the land. But why does he have that? Why does HE have that? In pursuing these questions, Xolotl remembers about the days he went on a journey with his brother to the burning realm of the dead Mictlan. Just like back then, he will go hand in hand, lend his assistance, pull up his courage, and hold his hand out hoping that they'll take his hand. He will never hate children who run off to dangerous places, but they do make him anxious and frenetic as he remembers his past.}} | {{#vardefine:transient jp en research file|Xolotl's home world of El Dorado is a world filled with endless war and death. Everything around is meant to be used in the System that sends fuel referred to as sacrifices to the sun. One of his brothers objected to this System, then left the world. However, even after Xolotl ran away, he believed that his world was right. Now in the land of the underworld, Xolotl wields the Sacred Artifact his brother once held. It is the dragon's relic made of burning turquoise that severs the land. But why does he have that? Why does HE have that? In pursuing these questions, Xolotl remembers about the days he went on a journey with his brother to the burning realm of the dead Mictlan. Just like back then, he will go hand in hand, lend his assistance, pull up his courage, and hold his hand out hoping that they'll take his hand. He will never hate children who run off to dangerous places, but they do make him anxious and frenetic as he remembers his past.}} | ||