The sequel ties up seamlessly with part 1: Gallahadt, Selina and the dragon Madostror'Skar have become a team. Being certain about having won their fight, they are on their way home, when suddenly a huge thunderstorm swallows them and sweeps off their plans for good.

It is more than a freak of nature, as will soon become clear - and so the group is forced to enter a new episode, which can only to be passed by working hand in hand. Their path recalls the story of their land, unsealing forgotten secrets. Familiar faces, new backgrounds.

From: http://www.synsoniq.com/productdetails.php?partner=13&pid=490&langchange=2

Tracklist

01. Prologue
02. Unintentional Descension -- F. Del Priore
03. Searching For Help -- Gustaf Grefberg
04. Legend of Magic -- Yuzo Koshiro
05. Answers Unearthed -- Olof Gustafsson
06. Forgotten Memories -- Jonne Valtonen
07. Sedulous Escape -- Allister Brimble
08. Into The Horizon -- Markus Holler
09. Cheerless Inn -- Fabian Del Priore
10. Lake Showdown -- Andy Brick
11. Noise Of Lights -- Chris H�lsbeck
12. Familiar Dread -- Allister Brimble
13. Summit Of Serenity -- Gustaf Grefberg
14. Enraged Phantoms -- Jonne Valtonen
15. Remembering Orgopta -- Yuzo Koshiro
16. Firelit Council -- Markus Holler
17. Danger's Lair -- Andy Brick
18. Grand Finale -- Olof Gustafsson
19. Leaving The Scene -- Chris H�lsbeck
20. Epilogue
21. Bonus Track - Mysterious River -- Andy Brick

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