After Savage cursed a Dice Maidan with he's bite, he sailed away from Bazagon while the trail was hot. Unfortunately for him, the boat he was on wrecked at sea, and he found himself on the Island of Selu.

The sun sets over Selu. But like always, the island comes alive at night.

Flaming torches whirl to life, and the campfires follow. Members of three tribes of the island stand at the base of the smoldering

Mountain of Blue Fire. Elders of the Paku, Kagu, and Narup clink their horned cups together and raise them to the sky, an offering to each of their gods, ushering in a new era of solidarity across Selu.

There is much to do to repair the damage Captain Gold-Tusk and the crew of the Black Spectre has ravaged upon the island. Angering Biru Volcano has consequences, whether it erupted or just housed an epic battle in its bowels, but Selu’s inhabitants are diligent in renewing Selu to

its full glory. It will take time, but the island’s tribes are ancient, and they have learned over the centuries how to face the challenges of their homeland.

Even the Lizardfolk tribe have the chance for a fresh start, with the recently hatched young, new teachings and stories will be passed down, a generation that pays homage to the great Chief Savage that defended Nula ruins, wrangled a T-rex and saved the island from devastation!

Daina continues to live in the wilderness, but her relationship with the Paku has changed now. Rather than deriding her powerful, natural magic, they welcome her among their ranks. She gifts a Sending Stone to Savage so they can remain in touch, check in on the Lizardfolk and "just in case you are needed again."

The party, and the befriended dinosaurs work together to build a new boat thanks to Koopa's forge magic.

The pirates are rounded up and bound until they are delivered to authorities at the next port.

Finally the party disembark for Vespilion. Daina waves from the shoreline, surrounded by the creatures who served you well - and as you slip farther out to sea, Daina disappears into the treeline.

Selu, too, begins to fade. You leave bearing the marks of your time there. You watch as Selu is engulfed by the void of night, swallowed by the mists. The island’s future, like your own, is uncertain, dependent on those who care most for it, but you know that there is one certainty: the sun will rise again over Selu.