Episode 7: Warning

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Plot
Drake exits Adrellia and heads to the nearby Adrellian Plains, as he desperately tries to escape from the death knights who are invading the castle. He makes it to the mountain creek, where he discovers that depending where he goes, the sky changes color (as a result of the areas Brutus allegedly conquered.) An evil creature appears, and scares him away. He eventually made his way to the crossroads, as a narration begins and informs the viewer on backstory.

Medrellia is solely famous for its history, and even has an entire gallery of historical artifacts located within The Medrellian Archives. There's a hidden passageway to the Ancient Tombs - the crypts, where exiled and fallen knights and sentries lay.

Legends say they still wander the crypts, trying to escape. The narration then proclaims that it's an old urban legend, and how valid it is was never tested as it could pose a danger to anybody who tried to prove it.

Sir Julius is also talked about, and was a knight of Medrellia who ventured into the Medrellian Treasury and released dark powers onto the land of Medrellia, where it affected everybody except those in possession of magical talismans (Drake kept his on since episode 2.)

His corpse was later placed in the Ancient Tombs.

The narration continues to the topic of the Tower of the Dark Spirit, a tower full of dark magic and a complex system of passageways and detours. Sir Jonathan was the only one who lived to tell of the Tower of the Dark Spirit, and he only survived because of his protective talisman.

It cuts back to Drake, who needs to make his way to Medrellia to inform King Jack of what has happened in Adrellia. He then thinks back about any information he might have been told/taught about Brutus.

He makes it as far as the throne room, where King Jack tells him that what Drake allegedly thought were "the heroes who saved the world" never saved the world, as it was destroyed by the apocalypse.

Reception
SCTE3 and Coop both note the decent length of the episode, and the voice actor fell under some reviewers' criticism due to the mispronunciation of "talisman." The episode also got criticized for its tedious narrations, and at some points, sloppy/lazy drawings.

Coop noted the many opportunities to improve upon this episode, and how the backgrounds evolved from basic sketches to Google Images.

The average review score, out of 5 reviews, is a perfect 5/10.

Trivia

 * The teacher looks strikingly similar to Rachel, and is confused for Rachel in some cases due to the exact same character design and voice.
 * This is the longest episode out of all of the "retro" episodes.
 * This episode is one of the most eventful retro episodes, and advances the plot and backstory the most.

Goofs

 * Drake kept his icy talisman on since episode 2, and by Trainer Angus' instructions, the icy talisman should only protect Drake from icy magic, not dark magic.
 * The "restless ghoul" has the character art of a death knight.
 * In the part where the narrator says that people who wore special/magical talismans wasn't possessed, he mentioned the talismans twice.