Our adventure takes us to the Fairy Tower, where we need to reconcile an argument between father and daughter and find an Errandbot for a special project.
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West of Kingland has more powerful enemies. You'll meet gray and blue versions of the robot enemies who strike with nunchaku, as well as red smiling elves in armor who will shoot at you with bows and arrows. The pigs and red elves will only shoot at you if you are lined up with them, so be ready to sidestep when you need to. You'll also meet armored boars with shields who can spit fireballs at you. Use the Epee Saber on them to do maximum damage, and hit them before they can punch you.
It won't be long until you reach Fairy Town.
Fairy Town
There is only an inn and a Convenience Store here, but there is some info you can get here, such as the fact that Princess Julia is in love with King Romel, and that the town is working on Project-3F, which is a parcel delivery service.
One of the houses contains Princess Julia. He says that her stubborn father is against Project-3F, which was started with King Romel, and because of that, he shuts himself in the Fairy Tower. An Errandbot that they developed for the project was taken away, misunderstood by her father. Not surprisingly, Jack and Ryu agree to head to the tower and talk with him.
The tower is southwest, after you go south from town. Also, you'll learn to meet Miss Finny if you make your way to Satoon.
There is a convenience store here; do not enter it, for if you die, you won't have a store to buy stuff from in case you need to refill on enemies. Keep it so that the last convenience store you go to is in Kingland.
It's time to head to the Fairy Tower, which is to the southwest of Fairy Town.
Fairy Tower
The Errandbot will allow you to buy stuff without having to go to a town. This is very useful if you have plenty of money and you need to buy supplies badly. Unfortunately, you'll have to pay double the price for any items that you seriously need.
You'll also find a chest containing a Meat Bun. The Meat Bun will restore all of your health, and unlike other items, which you can carry up to nine of, you can only have one Meat Bun in your possession at all times.
To find the Errandbot, all you need to do is take the stairs going up to the east of the entrance and follow the path from there. When you meet him, you'll find out that he is the robot from Project 3F that was taken away to the tower.
The other path leads to Julia's father. If you take the Errandbot path first (which you'll want to do since Errandbot can prove useful), you'll have to go back to the beginning of the tower to take the other path.
You'll meet a new enemy: a green, winged goblin who holds a rock over its head. Watch out for the rocks it throws down, which create flame pillars when they hits the ground. This enemy can also dive downwards. Jump up and hit these guys with your sword, then move a little bit to the side, and be careful on the stairs - if you fall off them, you'll be dead. You can also use the Miracle Kick at the cost of a few NP instead of a jumping sword strike, which is a lot safer. To perform it, just press A and then move towards the enemy with the Control Pad to hit them. It looks like the somersault, but you'll hear an "A-cha!" sound when you perform it.
Another new enemy you will meet is a blue-robed version of the enemies that shoot in eight directions, who also have a third eye that pops out when hit.
When you meet Julia's father, he will tell you that Project 3F is fishy, and tells you that King Romel of Satoon does not seem like he used to be. When told that Project 3F is a freight system, he finally snaps out of it and heads home. Before he leaves, he gives you the Magiport, yet another spell for the magic collection. This spell takes you to the last Convenience Store that you used. Unfortunately, it does not work in dungeons; it can only be used on the world map, and even moving into the door can be a bit iffy and it is still possible to get into a potential battle, forcing you to cast Magiport again.
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