He still acts like you would expect from a typical protagonist though. Daryon is part of the war effort as a soldier, albeit a rather green one, but who has spent a number of years in the army.
Through all this we meet Daryon, a standard JRPG protagonist with cringey one-liners, a big two-handed sword, a haircut that screams “I’m the protagonist”, and a clingy “would be girlfriend”. As if that weren’t enough, a disease called “corrosion” is spreading amongst the people, slowly taking over their minds. Needless to say, the native inhabitants weren’t too pleased with the decision, so now they’re in a war, and they aren’t doing super geat. After a number of years, that same space-faring race decided “nah, we don’t want them anymore” and decided to get rid of the people they had attempted to uplift. This race provided technology, knowledge, and aide to those on the planet. The world in Edge of Eternity is set on a planet that was visited by a space-faring race sometime in the past. The story of Edge of Eternity is best learned through playing it yourself, but if I’m trying to avoid early game spoilers, it could probably be summed up as “jaded/angsty teens try to save the world”. Edge of Eternity is a game full of contrasting elements, but I’ll be damned if it didn’t suck me in like a king ooze. Combat is both excessively complicated yet incredibly basic. The characters are well written and relatable, but are cringy and trope filled. It’s large and sprawling, but weirdly enclosed. Not a bad weird, just a “this is really hard to describe well” sort of weird.
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