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*While a developer interview states that this path is another "corruption"-themed path, like [[Bloody Queen]] or [[Herrscher]], '''Nisha Labyrinth''' does not directly involve a Moon Stone, Dark El, or Henir in any way and is decidedly less 'evil' as all '''Nisha''' wants to do is keep '''Laby''' safe. | *While a developer interview states that this path is another "corruption"-themed path, like [[Bloody Queen]] or [[Herrscher]], '''Nisha Labyrinth''' does not directly involve a Moon Stone, Dark El, or Henir in any way and is decidedly less 'evil' as all '''Nisha''' wants to do is keep '''Laby''' safe. | ||
**As shown by this job's hyper, '''Laby''' is also mostly fine within the mirror's imaginary world and has not been corrupted herself at all, retaining her appearance as [[Daydreamer]] when she comes out of the mirror. | **As shown by this job's hyper, '''Laby''' is also mostly fine within the mirror's imaginary world and has not been corrupted herself at all, retaining her appearance as [[Daydreamer]] when she comes out of the mirror. | ||
**While '''Henir''' is not directly responsible for this class, unlike the corruption overtaking [[Elrianode]] and [[Ain]]'s [[Herrscher]] path, it was inadvertently what caused '''Laby''''s mind to break, forcing '''Nisha''' to take | **While '''Henir''' is not directly responsible for this class, unlike the corruption overtaking [[Elrianode]] and [[Ain]]'s [[Herrscher]] path, it was inadvertently what caused '''Laby''''s mind to break, forcing '''Nisha''' to take '''Laby''''s place. | ||
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