Harun Village

Harun Village finds itself dangerously close to the perimeter of the effects of the Grave Eclipse.

Harun Village (ハリン, Harin) is located on an island far to the east of Angara - specifically, the Morgal region - and north of Nihan. It is home to Ikan the Storyteller.

Story

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Harun Village is the closest island to the epicenter of the Grave Eclipse, and so beastman refugees from Belinsk come in search of a safe haven.

After the Grave Eclipse is triggered, Matthew's party is forced to flee Belinsk in Briggs' ship. The group manages to survive fierce storms, and ends up in the open ocean. After some discussion, the group decides to find land near the edges of the Eclipse, so that they may observe it from the outside. The ground finds such an area at Harun Island.

Upon arriving at the island, they learn that the son and grandson of Ikan the storyteller have both been missing since the eclipse. The group is told that both men headed west, and so go to look for them. They come to Harun Channel and find Kaba sitting with his father. The two had been out fishing when the storm (and the Eclipse) had started, and Kaba's father had been injured. Rief uses his Psynergy, which Kaba perceives as light, to heal Kaba's father. Both Kaba and his father then return to Ikan's home, followed by Matthew's party.

The group introduces themselves to Ikan, who requests to see the power that the Adepts used to heal his son. Matthew uses his Move Psynergy on a nearby crate, and is surprised when Ikan indicates that he can somehow see Psynergy. Ikan then relates a prophecy regarding the nearby Watchtower on Warrior's Hill. Ikan explains that the Watchtower holds a treasure meant to help stop the Eclipse. It is said that "warriors who wield weapons that are not weapons," i.e. Adepts, would scale the tower to find its treasure. Matthew's group is given the Watchtower Key, and heads to Warrior's Hill to find its treasure.

Spoilers end here.Those who did not want the plot ruined for them may now continue reading as normal.

Vendors

Harun's inn is located in the northeast corner of the village, just to the right of the northern entrance/exit, and costs 18 coins per party member.

Weapon Shop
Name	Class	Cost	Effect
Great Sword	Long Sword	7000	Attack +90, Unleashes Critical Strike, Spin Strike, and Fearless Attack
Master Rapier	Light Blade	6800	Attack +86, Unleashes Critical Strike, Spin Strike, and Double Attack
War Mace	Mace	6200	Attack +84, Unleashes Critical Strike, Rolling Attack, and Berserk Rush
Artifacts
Demonic Staff	Staff	10000	Attack +92, Unleashes Gale Force, Critical Strike, and Bad Omen

Armor Shop
Name	Class	Cost	Effect
Steel Armor	Armor	4900	Defense +36
Silver Vest	Clothing	3200	Defense +28
Silver Armlet	Bracelet	4000	Defense +30
Knight's Helm	Helm	4600	Defense +33
Artifacts
Jeweled Crown	Crown	4000	Defense +35, Luck +5

Item Shop
Name	Class	Cost	Effect
Herb	Consumable Item	10	Restores 50 HP to one Adept
Nut	Consumable Item	200	Restores 200 HP to one Adept
Antidote	Consumable Item	20	Cures Poison and Venom from one Adept
Elixir	Consumable Item	30	Removes Stun, Sleep, and Delusion from one Adept
Sacred Feather	Consumable Item	70	Temporarily lowers monster encounter rate
Artifacts
Water of Life	Consumable Item	3000	Revives one downed Adept

Collectables

Herb: Found in the pot right of the Inn/North East of the village.
Hard Nut: Found in a pot directly South of the village.
Crystal Powder: Found in a pot SW of the village.
Nut: Found in a pot to the right of the entrance of the South West most house.
432 Coins: Found in a pot outside the trade shop.

Djinn

Spring: Found in a cave at the water's edge, accessible by using Crush on the rock blocking the entry way.

Real World Influences

The island of Harun itself could be based on Sakhalin, an island to the east of Russia and north of Japan, which corresponds to Harun's location between Angara and Nihan. The name "Harun" could also be a corruption of "Saharin", a Japanese form of the island's original name.