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Previously, the party defeated the Dread Fiend Dhuran at Stormsgate Citadel in the real world and restored Cloudsgate Citadel to the dream world. They also recruited Terry and Lizzie to the team! For now, though, I will just pillage the Sunderbolt Blade off of Terry and give it to Milly for its sweet lightning attack. Amos will rejoin the team because he has some useful Ranger abilities, notably Safe Passage. However, I will employ Terry more at a later date.

Afterwards, the party Zooms over to Clearvale in the dream world (time 1:26). Flying east on the Flying Bed and the Flying Carpet, they arrive at Cloudsgate Citadel (time 1:53). Things are looking a lot better here now, and the people have returned.

Through the first door, the party finds a little kid in the room with flowers and water basins (time 4:01). He will give the party some Yggdrasil Dew! He will only give the party one phial at the time, but they can come back to get another phial after using it.

In the bedroom next door, the chests of drawers contain Mini Medal #087 and an Yggdrasil Leaf (time 5:39).

Downstairs, there is someone tending an intriguing golden egg. Most fascinating... Also, there is a priest capable of saving the game.

Up in the library, there is some disturbing information about the Archfiend Mortamor. Brom the old man in the center table, they learn that Mort inhabits the Dread Realm, a world of darkness between the dream world and the real world. Apparently, only the legendary steed Pegasus can enter this place. And Cloudsgate houses the path to Pegasus's home, the Pillar of Pegasus. Thus, why Mortamor wanted Cloudsgate wiped out.

Among the southeastern bookshelves, the party can find the 'Dragon's Peak' dreamscape (time 11:16).

Among the northeastern bookshelves, they can find the 'Slime Time' dreamscape (time 13:30). One of the north-central bookshelves contains the 'Royal Waterway' dreamscape (time 14:23).

In the throne room, the party can find Mini Medal #088 on the floor behind the throne (time 18:00). Sneaky!

Then, they talk to Lord Zenith (time 19:00). Zenith revealed the reasons why Mortamor sealed away Alltrades Abbey, Medford's Manor, Sorceria, and Cloudsgate Citadel. Cloudsgate, in particular, holds the way to reach Pegasus, who can reach Mortamor's home in the Dread Realm. The castle well leads to the Pillar of Pegasus, where the party must now rescue the winged steed.

Afterwards, the guard downstairs will now yield the way to the well (time 21:56).

Then, the party goes down the well (time 22:21). Naturally, this is the well at Cloudsgate Citadel. For a moment, it seems to be a dead end.

However, when they attempt to go back up the well, they are transported to the real world (time 23:00). They arrive in the shrine south of the Pillar of Pegasus.

When they examine the well leading back to Cloudsgate Citadel, they are attacked by a Ne'er-do-well (time 23:32)! Talk about a pun! Look out for its dark haze, which neutralizes all magic. Upon its death, the Ne'er-do-well drops Bunny Ears. Adorable.

After the battle, Milly, the Long Lost Sister, reaches Level 34 (time 24:34). Ashlynn, the Scion of Sorceria, reaches Level 32.

Outside, the party finds themselves on the small, previously inaccessible island southwest of Port Haven. Next time, they will climb the Pillar of Pegasus and attempt to save the winged horse.

Thanks for watching!

This video is part of my Dragon Quest VI [DS] Playthrough playlist. I am playing the DS version of the game released in 2011. I am playing on the DeSmuME emulator. All characters, story, music, artwork, and other components of this game are the property of their respective owners.

Played and recorded in DeSmuME version 0.9.9. Produced with Adobe Premiere Pro CS6.