For the main event, see Unreconciled Stars and Star of Deceitful Dreams (Event act).
The Crisis Deepens is the main quest for the second phase of the Unreconciled Stars event: Star of Deceitful Dreams.
Completing this phase unlocks the quests The Siege of Qingce, Contingencies, and "That Guy"'s Scheme.
Steps[]
- Find Draff and discuss the situation in Springvale
- Go to Dawn Winery and look for Adelinde
- Head for Stone Gate
- Ask people nearby for information (0/3)
- Look for the Dawn Winery's delivery staff
- Rescue the worker surrounded by monsters
- Search for the winery employee, Fritz
- Get close and ascertain the situation
- Go to Wangshu Inn and check on Fritz
- Look for Fritz among the patients at Wangshu Inn
- Continue asking for Fritz's whereabouts
- Look for Fritz among the remaining patients
- Ask Huai'an about Fritz
- Search for the meteorites near Wangshu Inn
- Dispose the meteorite
- Ascertain if there are any leftover meteorites nearby
- Dispose of the remaining meteorites
- Talk to Katheryne in Mondstadt
- Go to Mona's designated scrying location
Dialogue[]
Quest DescriptionAs your investigation proceeds, you gradually realize that there is some mysterious power hidden within these meteorites. In order to help the victims regain consciousness, you and your comrades begin to dispose of meteorites throughout the land...
- (Speak to Draff)
- Paimon: Draff! How are things in the village now?
- Draff: Ah, it's you again! A little better, thanks — and we owe it all to you.
- Paimon: That's great! Seems like getting rid of the meteorites is doing the trick!
- Fischl: Traveler, your arrival is most fortuitous. Clearly, my noble ambition to protect the souls of this wretched world compelled you to seek me once more. Now, prepare to depart, for we are soon to meet with an envoy of mine further afield.
- Paimon: Envoy? You mean... a diplomat, or something?
- Draff: Ah, yes... let me fill you in here. Someone brought a message from the Dawn Winery, saying that a lady there by the name of Adelinde invites you to meet with her as honored guests of the Winery.
- Paimon: Oh, we know Adelinde! She's the head housemaid there, right?
- Draff: Ah. It seems that you and Adelinde are already acquainted, then.
- Oz: Then it is my great honor to join you.
- Paimon: Hey, so... (TravelerTraveler), can you really understand that princess when she's talking? Because Paimon can't seem to understand a single word...
I think I understand what she means, but...- It's kind of hard to explain...
- Paimon: Alright, alright...
- Oz: My dear friends, it is time to move out.
- Paimon: Paimon hopes Adelinde has made some tasty snacks to welcome her honored guests with!
- (Speak to Adelinde)
- Adelinde: Welcome to the Dawn Winery, dear adventurers. I am Adelinde, the head housemaid, and it is I who invited you all here.
- Paimon: Thanks for the invite!
- Fischl: You are Adelinde? Splendid! I am delighted to grant you the honor of joining me for afternoon tea.
- Oz: Dearest Adelinde, on behalf of Her Majesty, Ms. Fischl, the Prinzessin der Verurteilung, and I, mein Fräulein's humble servant, thank you for inviting us—
- Paimon: Ugh, would you cut to the chase already!? Your titles are so wordy, it takes way too long to introduce yourselves!
- Adelinde: My goodness... an adventurer of such distinguished status...
- Fischl: My pale-faced proselyte, how dare you interrupt a diplomat of the royal court in the middle of his speech!
- Thanks for inviting us over for tea.
- Why did you call for us? Has something bad happened?
- Adelinde: In fact, one of our employees here at the Dawn Winery, Mr. Hartman, fell victim to the meteorite incident in Springvale.
- Adelinde: I hear that you were the ones who disposed of the meteorites. Thanks to you, Mr. Hartman is now awake.
- Adelinde: We are in your debt. It is merely common courtesy that I should invite you over for tea. This aside... There is a separate matter which I should like to enlist your help with.
- Paimon: Aw, you're too kind, Adelinde! We were really just doing what any other adventurers would have done.
- Fischl: You may now kneel before your Prinzessin and make effusive display of your thanks for the favor that I have generously shown to thee and thy Winery kin. Take heart, my dear servants, for the glory of my majesty will flash eternal in the Vale of Springdom!
- "Flash eternal"? Isn't that a bit of an oxymoron?
- Paimon: Oz, hold off on the translation! Paimon wants to have a try this time! Umm... So what she's trying to say is... "You're welcome"?
- Oz: I applaud your powers of comprehension, my dear Paimon. You decipher mein Fräulein's royal utterances with remarkable ease.
- What is it that you need our help with?
- Adelinde: The business of the Winery reaches not only to all of Mondstadt, but to all the corners of Liyue, too. Some of our workers do regular deliveries back and forth between the two regions, a single round trip taking several days in total.
- Adelinde: Two of our delivery staff were due back yesterday, but as of this moment, I still have no contact from them at all. I worry that they became trapped somewhere when the meteorites struck...
- Adelinde: The Winery is short-staffed at present, and I cannot afford to look for them myself. As audacious as it may be... all I can do is ask you for assistance.
- Paimon: Okie-dokie, don't you worry, Adelinde! We're expert people-finders.
- Adelinde: Wonderful. I suggest you begin by asking around at Stone Gate — all delivery staff pass through there on their return from Liyue.
- Adelinde: There were two carts in total, and the workers' names are Fritz and Ben.
- We will do everything in our power to find them.
- Don't you worry, we will find them.
Finding the Carts[]
- (Speak to Huachu)
- Paimon: Hello, um, we're looking for two Mondstadt carts, both loaded up with wine. Have you see them?
- Huachu: Hmm... Sorry I don't think so.
- Paimon: Okay then. We'll keep asking around.
- (Speak to Pops Zhou)
- Paimon: Hello! Have you seen any Mondstadt merchants traveling through here? You know, the ones with all the wine?
- Pops Zhou: Ah... I'm afraid I have very poor eyesight! I'm not the right person to ask...
- Paimon: Oh... Okay then...
- (Speak to Jianqiu)
- Paimon: Hello! We're looking for a couple o' carts, originally from Mondstadt. Have you seen them?
- Jianqiu: From Mondstadt you say? You know, I think I did see one pass through here.
- Paimon: Really? Which way did it go?
- Jianqiu: Lemme me think... Ah, if I'm not mistaken, it was going towards Mondstadt.
- Paimon: Thanks, mister! Now to chase down that cart!
- (Upon spotting the cart, Whopperflowers sprout from the ground)
- Paimon: Yikes! There are so many of them!
- (After defeating the Whopperflowers)
- Man Dressed As a Worker: Phew, scared me half to death... Thanks so much! If you you hadn't happened to be passing through this way, I would've been a goner for sure.
- Paimon: So which one are you, Ben or Fritz?
- Ben: ...Hmm? I—I'm Ben! ...H—How did you know my name?
- We're not just passing through.
- Paimon: Yeah, we're your official search party~!
- We're your official search party!
- Oz: Per Adelinde's wishes, we came here specifically to find you and ensure your well-being.
- Ben: Ah, I suppose she must've started worrying 'cause of the long delay...
- Ben: I'm afraid that Fritz' [sic] cart is stranded out on the main road between Dihua Marsh and Stone Gate. It got hit by a meteorite, so...
- Ben: Anyway, we agreed that I'd finish the delivery and then bring someone to fetch him. I just haven't factored in the part about getting ambushed by monsters along the way...
- Ben: I really hope Fritz is okay. With me getting delayed here, the poor guy's been out there a long time. Now... I keep worrying that the same thing will've happen to him! Can you guys go bring him to safety?
- Paimon: Between Stone Gate and Dihua Marsh, right? Leave it to us!
- (Talk to Ben again, optional)
- Ben: It's like the end of the world, or something...
- (Upon spotting the wrecked cart)
- Fischl: Lead the way, my pale-faced proselyte! For a sharp pain now afflicts Mein Auge der Verurteilung...
- (Investigating the scene)
- Paimon: Is the guy on the floor sleeping?
- ???: I believe so. I've tried everything, but he won't wake up.
- Paimon: Looks like he touched the meteorite, just like the others...
- ???: If by "meteorite" you mean the rock that struck the cart — worry not, I have dealt with that already using my magic.
- ???: But by "others," do you mean to say, there are others who have fallen into a similar slumber?
- Fischl: One has witnessed with one's own Auge der Verurteilung the nightmarish slumber that proceeds fourth from the Valley of Demonbone... It has caused great suffering for the humble peasants in the Vale of Springdom, many of whom still battle this wretched affliction even as we speak.
- Oz: As mein Fräulein most eloquently describes, we have just come from Mondstadt, where many people have also fallen into an unwaking sleep. Their symptoms are identical to those of this poor gentlemen here.
- ???: Is that so... It appears these meteorites really made quite an impact.
- Paimon: Seems this guy is dressed like a Winery worker... and we've already met Ben — so this must be Fritz!
- Oz: Given that worker's attire has precious few distinguishing features, I must conclude that Paimon is blessed with exceptionally acute eyesight.
- Paimon: Actually, Paimon's eyesight is normal, Paimon just has really great memory! You're right, though, his clothes don't really stand out that much... Especially not compared to this guy over here.
- ???: Haha, and by "this guy over here," you mean me?
- Paimon: Yep! Paimon's never seen anyone dressed quite like you before.
- That huge hat is quite unique.
- Those unique clothes are quite beautiful.
- ???: I am a vagrant from Inazuma. I had just stopped to assist this poor gentlemen when you turned up.
- ???: Are you investigating the aftermath of the meteorite strike?
- Paimon: Yeah we were sent to help out.
- Fischl: I am Fischl, Prinzessin der Verurteilung, responding to the cry of my people in their hour of need!
- Oz: I am mein Fräulein's humble familiar, Oz the Raven.
- Paimon: And Paimon is an Honorary Knight of the Knights of the Favonius's best friend.
- ???: Oh? Then you must be said Honorary Knight of said Knights of Favonius.
- I am an adventurer of The Guild.
- Yes, I'm the Honorary Knight.
- Fischl: Behold, my people, your beloved sovereign in the flesh! Do not despair, for judgment by Thundering Retribution is nigh, and it shall surely purge the seeds of nefarious nightmares that now sow chaos across the land!
- ???: Um... Excuse me?
- Paimon: Don't mind her, just... y'know, let her do her thing.
- She's a good egg, really.
- Niu Zhi: Excuse me! What's going on here?
- Paimon: Oh, great — good thing you're here, Mr. Millelith. This guy's fast asleep, and he won't wake up!
- ???: Ah, it appears this is now in the hands of the Millelith — in which case, I am no longer needed.
- ???: It was truly a pleasure to meet you all. I have other matters to attend to now, so I shall take my leave.
- ???: Adventurers... I wish you every success in your endeavors.
- Paimon: Bye-bye~!
- Paimon: So, what happened was, we came here looking for someone, and found them...
- (Paimon explains the situation)
- Niu Zhi: Thank you all for your cooperation. This victim is now in the care of the Millelith, and we will escort him safely to the disaster relief station.
- Paimon: Disaster relief station? You mean like a big tent with guards outside?
- Niu Zhi: Correct. We have established a disaster relief station at Wangshu Inn, where the unconscious victims of the meteorite strike can receive due medical attention.
- Oz: A wise decision by the Millelith.
- (Fritz is taken to the disaster relief station)
- Paimon: Paimon can't stop worrying about poor Fritz... We should really go check up on him.
- Fischl: Hmph... I suppose I shall design to join you for one further excursion.
Visiting the Sick[]
- (Arriving at Wangshu Inn)
- Paimon: Hmm... Yep, same situation as in Springvale.
- Fischl: This cruel curse of cold spreads without mercy... O Heaven on high, tell us how we have angered you so!
- Paimon: Hey, keep your voice down! There are a lot of people here!
- Oz: Might I suggest we make some inquiries and see where it takes us?
- (Approaching Tiancheng)
- Tiancheng: Halt! Who are you?
- Paimon: We've been commissioned by the Adventurers' Guild to investigate the meteorite strike. Do you mind if we take a quick look at this victim?
- Tiancheng: I see. Very well, Adventurers! You may take a look.
- Unconscious Victim: *mumbling in sleep*
- He shows no signs of waking.
- Paimon: Paimon wonders what he's dreaming about? Hmm... Probably that one about the mountain in the ice and snow.
- Oz: Fritz does not appear to be here. Let us keep looking.
- (Approaching another tent)
- Paimon: It's another sleeping victim!
- Fischl: His soul is in anguish, ensnared by a thousand thorns... His suffering is pitiable. May be soon know peace at last...
- Paimon: Peace at last? Um, surely you don't mean...
- Oz: Mein Fräulein simply wishes him a speedy recovery, beyond this, there is no hidden meaning behind her words.
- Paimon: Come on Fritz, where are you?
- (Approaching the last tent)
- Oz: Another sleeper.
- Fischl: Most unfortunate.. Crucified to a cruel cross of calamity barbaric born of some baleful blasphemy...
- We have got to find a way to wake everybody up.
- Oz: Precisely, mein Fräulein! If we dispose of the meteorites, the sleepers will be sure to wake.
- Paimon: This is so weird, that Millelith guy promised he was gonna bring Fritz here, didn't he? So why can't we find him anywhere?
- Paimon: Hmm... Let's go see what the innkeeper has to say.
- (Talk to Tiancheng, optional)
- Tiancheng: I haven't had a moment's rest since the meteorite strikes started... Now I think about it, the sleepers don't have it so bad, do they?
- (Talk to Lao Cai, optional)
- Lao Cai: While the Millelith stands guard, evil shall never prevail. Please report any new incidents to me.
- (Talk to Yunjiang, optional)
- Yunjiang: Leave the patrolling of the area to me! ...But as far as dealing with the meteorites goes, I've heard you're the ones who know what you're doing?
- (Check Victims, optional)
- Check Victim: The victim is still deep in sleep.
- (Speak to Huai'an)
- Paimon: Excuse us, have you seen anyone come in that looks like an ordinary worker from Mondstadt?
- Huai'an: The Millelith arrived with several new victims not long ago. Due to the limited capacity in the tent, I had them place the new arrivals in the upstairs guest rooms.
- Paimon: Okay, well could you give him a message when he wakes up? Tell him he needs to get back to the Dawn Winery as soon as possible, and let Adelinde know that he's safe and sound.
- Huai'an: I will be more happy to.
- Huai'an: And if I may be so bold, adventurers, I too have a request for you.
- Oz: Please tell us, what is troubling you?
- Fischl: Pray tell of thy troubles, that one might better understand them.
- Huai'an: I understand from the Millelith soldiers that you are investigating the meteorite strike.
- Huai'an: This made me wonder, perhaps my friends from Mondstadt have already found a means of curing the victims?
- Paimon: From what we've seen so far, all you need to do is get rid of the meteorites and the sleepers wake back up again.
- Huai'an: Is that so... Then, if I understand you correctly, the meteorites are the cause of the victims' unconsciousness?
- Paimon: Yep!
- Huai'an: In that case, I would like to enlist your services in that regard. Do you think you can dispose of the meteorites in the vicinity of the inn?
- If we can find them, we can get rid of them.
- As long as you can tell us the locations of the meteorites.
- Huai'an: Wonderful! You have my gratitude.
- (Talk to Huai'an again, optional)
- Huai'an: I will reserve a room for you, in case you, too, fall victim to the slumber...
- Huai'an: Hmm, saying that will probably bring you bad luck. Let me rephrase it, Good luck out there.
Meteorite[]
- (Upon spotting the meteorite)
- Fischl: What is that!?
- Paimon: This meteorite is way bigger than the others!
- (After disposing of the meteorite)
- Paimon: Paimon worries that the bigger the meteorite, the more powerful it is... Let's see if there's any more left.
- (Upon spotting the last meteorite)
- Paimon: The Fatui? What are they doing here?
- (After disposing the last meteorite)
- Fatui Skirmisher: Grr... This doesn't end here! A Harbinger is nearby, you'll get what's coming to you soon enough!
- Paimon: So the Fatui are investigating the meteorites as well? Even the Harbingers?
- Paimon: This is too strange... We need to be extra cautious.
- Fischl: The seeds of nefarious nightmares appear to have taken firm root... Though my magic arrow of midnight purges the in an instant, they return with a vengeance... Hmph, it would make a mockery of the majesty of the Prinzessin der Verurteilung!
- Oz: Indeed, mein Fräulein. Despite our best efforts to dispose of the meteorites, they continue to fall relentlessly in each corner of your domain, in which case, I fear...
- Paimon: The strikes are happening faster than we can get rid of them.
- We need to find another solution.
- Fischl: I, Fischl von Luftschloss Narfidort, have traversed a thousand worlds — and yet, never before have I faced such a formidable foe.
- Fischl: This menace is neither monster nor magic... It is a curse, a curse has been placed upon the mortal realm.
- Paimon: A curse!?
- Fischl: Such a foul curse could only arise as a consequence of the continuous cries of unanswered longing, lost amidst the unpredictability and impermanence of fate...
- Oz: How very tragic. Is this the inevitable fate of mankind? It grieves me greatly, no matter how many times I hear of it.
- Paimon: Paimon didn't quite get the part about the thing being lost inside the other thing, but basically... These meteorites are a curse?
- Fischl: Were they not a curse upon humanity, why then should they send humans into slumber? To be lost twixt life and death in an unending dream... 'tis the most dreadful fate imaginable for any living being.
- (Could what Fischl says really be true?)
- (The nightmares affecting the sleepers... is it really a curse?)
- Fischl: We must underestimate the magnitude of this matter no more! I fear this sinister force can withstand even the sum of all our power combined.
- Fischl: Traveler, fetch me the one fated to face this fearsome foe!
- Paimon: And who might that be?
- Oz: Mein Fräulein is one of the opinion that one with the requisite expertise should be summoned to deal with the matter. She wonders if you know of any persons skilled in the undoing of curses?
- I'm not sure.
- Paimon: Um... Umm...
- Paimon: Ugh! Paimon can't think of anybody either! Maybe we should just go ask Katheryne?
- (Talk to Recuperated Victims after clearing the meteorites, optional)
- Recuperated Victim 1: *yawn ...Hmm? What're you staring at me for?
- Recuperated Victim 2: Now I'm awake, can I go home? I just want to go home...
- Recuperated Victim 3: I hear you've been clearing away the meteorites? Nice work! There's a lot to be said for being young and fit, I suppose!
Obtaining Help[]
- (Speak to Katheryne)
- Fischl: Katheryne, the hour of destiny is upon you! I have invoked the sacred covenant between us, and now you must respond to the call.
- Katheryne: Let me see... Are you saying you require an assistant?
- Paimon: Whoa, she got it in one! Katheryne must be super smart.
- Know anyone with expertise in curses or dark magic?
- Katheryne: Unfortunately not. Though I do know of an astrologist.
- Katheryne: As it happens, the traveling astrologist Mona is currently in Mondstadt. Do you know her?
- (If Beyond This World's Stars has been completed)
- Yes, we are acquainted.
- Katheryne: Well that simplifies things. Please wait, I will fetch her right away.
- (A moment later...)
- Mona: Someone looking for me? Who is it?
- You're Mona!
- Mona: Oh, it's you!
- Mona: So. What did you want?
- (If Beyond This World's Stars has not been completed)
- Don't think so.
- Katheryne: Never mind. Please wait here a moment, I will see if she is available.
- Paimon: We get to meet a real life astrologist! Paimon's so excited!
- (A moment later...)
- Mona: Katheryne, you seem frantic. What's the matter?
- Katheryne: Mona, I'd like to introduce you to some adventurers from the Guild. They've run into some problems and were hoping that you, with your astrological abilities, may be able to resolve them.
- Mona: Were they now? Good call. I'm pleasantly surprised that they've heard of the astrologist of the century!
- Mona: So, you must be the one who needed my help?
- Hello.
- Mona: Come on then, give me the lowdown. I may be willing to offer my skills — it all depends on the situation.
- Mona: Astrology is an ancient and mysterious art. If your problem is a banal one, you can count me out, as I have better things to do.
- Paimon: So here's what's happened...
- (Paimon fills Mona in on what has happened...)
- Mona: And all of this was caused by the meteor shower... This I was not expecting.
- Fischl: The darkness consumes every corner of the land... And in fading twilight, only the prinzessin and her retinue still stand...
- Oz: Ms. Mona, your means are most crucial to our ends.
- Mona: Huh? Are you all together, then?
- Fischl: I am Fischl von Luftschloss Narfidort, Prinzessin der Verurteilung, and I hereby extend to you the great honor of joining my retinue.
- Mona: "Prinzessin der Verurteilung"? I'm sorry, which nation are you a princess of?
- Fischl: I hail from a distant and long-lost land known as the Immernachtreich...
- Mona: ...The in-my-what reich!?
- Fischl: Alas, precious few mere mortals know of the Immernachtreich.
- Mona: Mere mortal!? Do you have any idea who you're talking to? I am a highly accomplished astrologist, thank you very much!
- Mona: Just give me one second with scryglass, then we'll see where exactly this homeland of yours features in your personal history!
- Oz: Ms. Mona! I humbly beseech you to refrain from probing the question of mein Fräulein's homeland... revisiting the tragic tale of the world's demise always causes her much anguish...
- Oz: Surely a wise mage such as yourself can sympathize with a princess' grief for her lost kingdom?
- Mona: No, but— ahh...
- Sorry to interrupt, but work is our priority right now.
- Mona: Ahem! ...Yes, you're quite right.
- Mona: So. The goal here is to get all the sleepers to wake up. Am I right?
- Yes, they need help.
- Yes, we can't just leave them like this.
- Mona: Understood. Alright then, don't worry! I will lend you a hand.
- Mona: First things first, though, we need to get out of the city. There's too much magical disturbance here... Let's head somewhere where the ley line flow is a little smoother.
- (Arrive at the designated scrying location)
- Mona: Wide open space... clear sky...
- Mona: This will do nicely.
- Mona: I will now begin the process of hydromancy. Stay back, and do not impede my vision.
- (Mona performs hydromancy astrology magic)
- Paimon: ...Whatever it was you just did, it looked awesome!
- Fischl: O, astral emissary, have thine eyes now discerned the secrets of the stars?
- Paimon: Yeah, what do you find out?
- Mona: How strange... I've never seen this before.
- Mona: The divination shows that these meteorites came from someone's constellation.
- Paimon: Constellation? But they don't have anything to do with real astrology... Do they?
- Mona: That's what most people tend to think. But I've studied astrology for a very long time, and I know a few things about them that you might not.
- Mona: The stars that make up a constellation — the Stella Fortuna — are genuine celestial bodies in the depths of space. They are not simply notional.
- Mona: The strange thing is that they turned into meteors all of a sudden, and fell from the sky... Why this happened I am not yet sure. I need some time.
- Fischl: A curse! A wretched curse, I say!
- Mona: A curse!?
- Fischl: I, too, have journeyed to the stars, gazed beyond the veil of darkness, and glimpsed a shed of the truth... There, I saw a world cursed by human malice...
- Fischl: Only one who died the most agonizing of deaths could leave behind such a vengeful spirit...
- Fischl: We must interrogate the population! Find the doer of this diabolical deed! The one who created this sinister specter is the true killer!
- Mona: Sorry, I'm not quite following you... What curse? And what killer?
- Paimon: Ah... don't take every word she says too literally...
- Mona: (What's going on here? Why are the Traveler and Paimon frantically winking at me?)
- Fischl is full of, uh... enthusiasm.
- Fischl is full of, uh... mysteries.
- Mona: Oh... Oh, I understand!
- Fischl: Thou dost? Marvelous! The astral emissary understands at last!
- Oz: Mutual understanding is the crucial first step towards teamwork. Welcome to the team, Mona.
- Fischl: You are hereby appointed as an honored servant of the Prinzessin. Unleash thy power, in service of our solemn to dispel this darkness once and for all!
- Mona: Honored? Heh... You should feel honored to have found me! Without me, you'd be doing ten times the work for half the results.
- Paimon: Paimon likes you, Mona, you seem like the real deal!
- Mona: Hahaha, well I'm glad you agree! Feel free to keep the compliments coming.
- Mona: With my astrolabe, I have ascertained the trajectory of fate. Next, I'll calculate the locations of the fallen meteorites for you.
- Mona: I need to look into the constellation issue in more detail. In the meantime, let me know ASAP if you find anything else out.
- You're a star, Mona! Thanks so much!
- Mona: Don't worry about it. As far as the astrological aspect goes, this will be a piece of cake.
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | The Crisis Deepens | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 蔓延的危机 Mànyán de Wēijī | Spreading Crisis |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 蔓延的危機 Mànyán de Wéijī | |
| Japanese | 蔓延する危機 Man'en Suru Kiki | Spreading Crisis |
| Korean | 확산하는 위기 Hwaksanhaneun Wigi | Spreading Crisis |
| Spanish | Crisis inminente | Imminent Crisis |
| French | Les choses s'aggravent | Things Get Worse |
| Russian | Кризис усугубляется Krizis usugublyayetsya | The Crisis Worsens |
| Thai | วิกฤตขยายวง | Crisis Gets Bigger |
| Vietnamese | Nguy Cơ Lây Lan | |
| German | Nicht enden wollende Krise | Not Wanting To End Crisis |
| Indonesian | Krisis Menyebar | The Spreading Crisis |
| Portuguese | A Crise se Aprofunda |
Change History[]
Released in Version 1.1