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So [[Lucca ]]and [[Crono]] enter, hoping to save the queen, only to find pews full of nuns. If these nuns are spoken to, they describe Crono and Lucca as "delicious-looking humans". An ominous precusor.
So [[Lucca ]]and [[Crono]] enter, hoping to save the queen, only to find pews full of nuns. If these nuns are spoken to, they describe Crono and Lucca as "delicious-looking humans". An ominous precusor.


A shimmer on the floor near the altar turns out to be the Queen's coral pin, a object she guards with her life. Immediately after this discovery, the nuns unveil themselves as [[Naga-ette]]s. After the play destroys them, another appears, slain immediately by an anthropomorphic frog, appropriately named [[Frog]]. The sword-slinging amphibian is guardian to Leene and asks the party to join him in his search for her. Lucca is terrified of him at first, but eventually agrees. By playing the organ on the lefthand wall, the player can access the rest of the cathedral.
A shimmer on the floor near the altar turns out to be the Queen's coral pin, a object she guards with her life. Immediately after this discovery, the nuns unveil themselves as [[Naga]]. After the play destroys them, another appears, slain immediately by an anthropomorphic frog, appropriately named [[Frog]]. The sword-slinging amphibian is guardian to Leene and asks the party to join him in his search for her. Lucca is terrified of him at first, but eventually agrees. By playing the organ on the lefthand wall, the player can access the rest of the cathedral.


The proceeding halls are lined with [[Diablo]]s, Naga-ettes, Bats and other surprises.
The proceeding halls are lined with [[Diablo]]s, Naga-ettes, Bats and other surprises.
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Hidden [[Naga Bromide]] can be found through the door at the top of the left staircase. Search the set of drawers on the left and if you haven't beaten the dungeon yet, prepare for a fight. Later, the Naga Bromide can be exchanged for a [[Magic Capsule]].
Hidden [[Naga Bromide]] can be found through the door at the top of the left staircase. Search the set of drawers on the left and if you haven't beaten the dungeon yet, prepare for a fight. Later, the Naga Bromide can be exchanged for a [[Magic Capsule]].


One room in the Cathedral contains a decoy [[Commander]], a decoy [[Leene]], and a decoy [[Chancellor]]. When spoke to, they claim [[Yarka]] is pleasant company and that there was never a kidnapping. They change into their true forms and attack when the player attempts to exit the room. Along the right wall of that room is a hidden corridor containing several monsters, worshipping a statue of Magus. Beside the statue are two treasure chests. One contains an [[ether]], the other contains a [[Speed Belt]].
One room in the Cathedral contains a decoy [[Commander]], a decoy [[Leene]], and a decoy [[Chancellor]]. When spoke to, they claim [[Yakra]] is pleasant company and that there was never a kidnapping. They change into their true forms and attack when the player attempts to exit the room. Along the right wall of that room is a hidden corridor containing several monsters, worshipping a statue of [[Magus]]. Beside the statue are two treasure chests. One contains an [[ether]], the other contains a [[Speed Belt]].
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