- "... Hello." —Pure Vessel
Lostseed is a town in Octopath Traveler II, revealed during Chapter 4 of Throné's story. It is the ancient home of Claude and his many vessels.
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Townspeople[]
- Ruined Vessel - Scrutinizing reveals disturbing text with capital letters in unexpected places: "The dancer whose former cleric boyfriend was cut down by a swoRdsman who claimed to be a thiEf was so beautiful that yeSterday because there was no apotheCary the hUnter betrayed the mErchants and stabbed the scholar as instructed and the hunter now Means to kill you and mE both but I know I know I knowwwwwwwww." (The out-of-place capital letters spell out "RESCUE ME".)
- Old Vessel - Scrutinizing reveals "Death Corruption Destruction" on repeat.
- Pure Vessel - "A boy who knows nothing."
- Broken Vessel - "A woman who has been bound to this land for a long, long time. She remembers that she was searching for something important that she lost, but not what it was - or even if it was that important after all..."
- Empty Vessel - "......"
- Hollow Vessel - "A girl who simply exists. She has lost all hope and closed her eyes to the darkness that has no dawn."
Chests[]
- Cursed Helm: To get this chest, wait outside the home at night where the Hollow Vessel stands. Within a few minutes, as dawn approaches, she will move away from it and walk to the entrance of the Deserted Highroad, allowing the player to access the home where the Cursed Helm is.
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Trivia[]
- The price to restore reputation in Lostseed is 15,000 leaves.
- The Thief's Guild hints at Lostseed earlier than Throné's Chapter 4, as the guild leader mentions how the thief in possession of the legendary Mooneater traveled to a "lost city," and never returned. Said thief appears in Lostseed, where the player can obtain the Mooneater off of him.
- In Lostseed, the theme "Abandoned City" keeps playing even during combat with the villagers.
- Regardless of whether the time is set to day or night, a full moon glows in the background of Lostseed.
- According to the Guide of the Deserted Highroad gondola, Lostseed is so small that it isn't even on the map. However, Lostseed is considerably larger than other marked settlements such as Ryu and Cape Cold, and as Lostseed is also located in the valley directly below the bustling city of New Delsta, it's difficult to explain how the city has gone unnoticed for centuries.
- Yasunori Nishiki composed the theme "Abandoned City" with Lostseed in mind, emphasizing the image of a gondola with a huge, iconic moon in the background. Given the situation, he composed the music with a hint of horror in the air. Something seems to be missing from the theme, which proceeds with chilling calm, as if devoid of all emotion. "Abandoned City" lacks a dramatic contrast between day and night versions, but the night arrangement has an even greater emphasis on stillness, which gives the piece as a whole a more hollow, empty atmosphere.[1]
- The young woman that appears in the Snowhares' Den during Throné's Chapter 2: Father's Route appears again at the entrance of Lostseed Castle during Throné's Chapter 4, having being raped by Claude.