Ode of Dawn

Ode of Dawn is a Pigeon suit that could be obtained through the Breath of Life event and can now be obtained through Crafting.

Completion Prize: A Styling Gift Box containing Ode of Dawn and 25 .

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Wardrobe[]

Hair: Break of Day

Dress: Prayer of the Living

Coat: Morning Mist and Cloud

Leglet: Clear Heart

Hosiery: Mild Moonlight

Shoes: Silent Flower Language

Hair Ornament: Arber Song

Scarf: Wandering Moonlight

Necklace: Wood Star

Gloves: Riverside Melancholy

Handheld (Left): Wand of Recovery

Waist: Gift Flowers

Head Ornament: Perching Butterfly

Posed

Hair: Break of Day

Dress: Prayer of the Living

Coat: Ode of Dawn

Leglet: Clear Heart

Hosiery: Mild Moonlight

Shoes: Silent Flower Language

Hair Ornament: Arber Song

Scarf: Wandering Moonlight

Necklace: Wood Star

Waist: Gift Flowers

Head Ornament: Perching Butterfly

Lore[]

Item Descriptions[]

The first ray of the sun shines through the trees to wake the elf prince but also doesn't want to disturb him.
— Break of Day

Eivira and the wood elves chant in the morning, praying to the god of earth to protect the prince and their kind.
— Prayer of the Living

Purple Bell Flowers bring Chloris the life essence in the Fruit of Life. Though still in slumber, he looks better.
— Morning Mist and Cloud

Though still green, Eivira is willing to chant every day with her wand to heal the prince.
— Clear Heart

Oftentimes, Eivira would fall asleep to the legend of the prince. His harp seems to echo in her dream.
— Mild Moonlight

The wood elf girl makes a wish in her heart that the prince could recover earlier.
— Silent Flower Language

Finally, Chloris wakes up and once again hears the birds chirp, but he misses his friends more.
— Arber Song

Though not sure why he's troubled, Eivira knows that he'd protect the forest and she'd follow him forever.
— Wandering Moonlight

When Eivira and her friends go to listen to Chloris's stories, they only find deep sorrow in his eyes.
— Wood Star

He meditates beside Lake Bovaly. Even the fallen leaves seem to flow in silent sorrow on the river.
— Riverside Melancholy

Eivira swears to the Wand of Recovery that she would guard the Pigeon Forest that she loves against all odds.
— Wand of Recovery

The elves presented their beloved prince a delicate floriation, a symbol of beauty and life with their blessings.
— Gift Flowers

Blessed by elves, the Tree of Life sprouts and blooms, attracting many Dazzle Butterflies.
— Perching Butterfly

'The storm is coming. God of Earth, please protect our kind to survive this calamity. My life is yours to...'
— Ode of Dawn

Interpretation[]

The suit describes the healing and awakening of Chloris, following V2: Chapter 4 Silent Forest, in which he fell into a deep sleep. It represents Eivira, a wood elf healer who dutifully chants every day in order to help heal him. Even though she's new, she wishes dearly that Chloris would wake up soon.

Eventually, the Tree of Life blooms, and Chloris wakes up. However, his friends are missing, perhaps referring to the fact that they were accidentally trapped in a memory of Elaine and Rachel (elaborated on in V2: 4-5 Bamboo And Sword and V2: 4-Side Story 3 Decision). Eivira and her friends listen to his stories, but his eyes indicate that he is deeply sad. She doesn't know why he's troubled, but she trusts in him to protect the forest and knows that she will follow him forever.

Etymology[]

Name by Server[]

Version	Name (Romanized)	Translation
International (English)	Ode of Dawn	N/A
International (French)	Ode à l'Aube	Ode to Dawn
China	晨光咏颂 (chénguāng yǒng sòng)	Ode to Morning Light
Taiwan/Hong Kong/Macau	晨光詠頌 (chénguāng yǒng sòng)	Ode to Morning Light
Japan	夜明けのアリア (yoake no aria)	Aria of Dawn
South Korea	보랏빛 아침 (bolasbich achim)	Purple Morning
Vietnam	Ca Ngợi Ánh Nắng	Sunshine Psalm
Indonesia	Nada Cahaya Fajar	Dawn Light Tone
Thailand	สายัณห์ขันขาน (s̄āyạṇh̄̒ k̄hạn k̄hān)	???
Southeast Asia (English)	N/A	N/A