Suikoden II

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Suikoden II starts after the events of the original Suikoden three years later in its universe, centered on the Highland kingdoms invasion of the city-state of Jowston. It became known as the “Dunant unified.” player’s control a silent hero that you can name your self - it was confirmed by Konami the official name of the hero is Riou - has appeared in both of Suikogaiden I and II. Our hero and his childhood friend , Jowy Atreides, at the beginning of the story each gain one of the 27 true runes one is of light and one of darkness, they get caught in the dark fate and burden, conspiracy of aggression that come with the runes . The following is a story of one person’s quest to unite the country, a magnificent story of the king and the thief of …show more content…
The party all attend the conference, where Annabelle shares the information on the Highland Army's imminent attack. The city-state is split on what action to take, as the Highland Army arrives outside Muse. After successfully defending the city,Riou and Nanami go to meet Annabelle for information regarding Genkaku. They arrive, however, to find that Jowy has murdered Annabelle, and immediately flees before he can be discovered. Annabelle then apologizes to Riou and Nanami for how the state treated Genkaku, without revealing details about what actually happened. Shortly after Annabelle's last words, her assistant Jess arrives and assumes that Riou has killed Anabelle, and runs to get help. Jowy opens the gates to Muse as the Highland army invades the city, with the party managing to escape southward to South Window.
In South Window, the mayor asks them to travel to the city of North Window—Viktor's hometown—to investigate disturbances that have been occurring there. After discovering that the vampire, Neclord, is alive and causing the disturbances, the party obtain the Star Dragon Sword and drive Neclord from the castle. As the party begin to leave North Window, the rest of the survivors from Muse arrive and tell that South Window has fallen to the Highland

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