《『Outdated』| Arcanae: the War Phoenix》|| Prelude
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"Radiant chains shattered midst the darkness. Infernal eyes bled a crimson across the sky. Sharp claws tore the light to shreds. Metals shimmered in the dark. Crystals gleamed in the obsolete ruins. The boundaries had cracked. At long last, they had lost the vigour to ensnare the entity of chaos.
The looming shadow would soon mask the joy of the day. The flourishing yet deceptive dominance of humankind was destined to crumble in the foreseen future – and today, that future came into manifestation."
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