Episode 91: Remuria and the Sea of Bygone Eras

While Remus is a hugely influential character of the Fontaine area, he actually comes from Sumeru. Before traveling the seas to get away from the rule of Deshret, he was a singer at the desert oasis.

We talked a lot about a beautiful bee – not our very own handsome Bee, but a golden bee. When Remus found Sybilla, she was hanging around a golden branch of an Irminsul tree with a case of amnesia.

The Fragment of Harmonic Whimsy artifact set, found in the Faded Theater domain in Petrichor, contains a good amount of lore surrounding the overall story of Remus and Remuria.

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Remus promoted four humans to stand by his side as the Harmosts, including two of the story’s most prevalent characters, Boethius and Cassiodor. We see them both during the Sea of Bygone Eras quest line in their marble/stone state.

We see Cassiodor in another state as well…a beautiful heterochromia cat that Paimon names Osse. After completing the quests down in the Sea of Bygone Eras, you can visit Osse in Petrichor. He’s chilling there, living his best life on a stoop.

Another integral character in the story is Erinnyes. She was a Locknight and ruled during the final years of the Remurian Empire when she united the tribes of Fontaine against Remus. While we don’t know what she looked like, we know she was the original wielder of the sword Spendor of Tranquil Waters.

When we first start the quest, we’re brought down into the ruins of a magical-looking library with floating books. From there, we can enter Remuria after giving some pets to kitty Osse.

Scylla was the dragon prince who was in charge of protecting Egeria’s prison. After fighting Remus for 30 days, Scylla followed him on his path to creating Remuria. When we met him, he was a fraction of his original size and held by chains.

Here at Tales of Teyvat, we love a good cutscene. And if you fell in love with the area’s music like Tif did, the final cutscene does not disappoint. Watch on YouTube.

Here are some helpful links if you’re unfamiliar with the pop culture references we mentioned during the episode. Feens traumatized us by bringing up Thomas J from My Girl. But then cheered us up by singing Symphony by Clean Bandit.

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