It's not a terrible story it brings to mind old cartoon series like yugioh or Pokemon, but it's very slow. The world seems interesting, however, Estelle is pretty generic, she is the typical Shonen protagonist, but as a girl. The romance is strange and unnecessary, especially given the family focus of their mission and most of their interactions. They both refer to Cassius as Dad to the very end. I don't understand the bloodline justification for incest, you might as well not justify at all.

Perfectly verbose.

in this game, nothing happens, and it is wonderful. near every piece of dialogue is thoroughly mundane, and yet through deft characterization, surprisingly decent prose, and above all, sheer bloody volume, trails in the sky, with text alone, succeeds in creating something that no AAA open-world role-playing sludgefest has ever done before: a sense of actuality, of worldliness, a reality that changes over time.