Sept-Terrion

The master art card of the space element as it appeared in Ao no Kiseki, representing the Aureole and its guardian, Ancient Dragon Ragnard.

Sept-Terrion (七の至宝(セプト・テリオン)), also known as Septillion in the localisation of the PSP version of Trails in the Sky FC, are said to be seven powerful treasures bestowed upon the ancient Zemurian civilisation by the Septian Goddess Aidios.

Background

According to legends and scriptures of the Septian Church, Sept-Terrions were lost when the ancient civilisations fell during the Great Collapse.

Each Sept-Terrion was assigned a Holy Beast to watch over it by the Goddess.

One of the most important impetuses of the Kiseki series' overarching plot is Ouroboros' quest to locate the Sept-Terrion.

Among the Sept-Terrion, at least the Ark Rouge and Lost Zem are capable of booting into the Sacrament Program.

List of Sept-Terrion

Illustration	Element	Name	Location	Guardian
	Earth	Lost Zem	Also known as the 'Great Black Mallet'. Situated in Erebonia, but fused into the Great Power along with the Fire Treasure, then split into the seven Divine Knights. Goal of the Phantasmal Blaze Plan. No longer obtainable	Argres
	Fire	Ark Rouge	Also known as the 'Sacred Red Ark'. Situated in Erebonia, but fused into the Great Power along with the Earth Treasure, then split into the seven Divine Knights. Goal of the Phantasmal Blaze Plan. No longer obtainable.	Roselia
	Water
	Wind
	Time
	Space	Aureole	Also known as the 'Shining Ring'. Originally in Liberl, was sealed in another dimension along with the Liber Ark, obtained by Ouroboros. Goal of the Gospel Plan.	Ragnard
	Mirage	Demiourgos	Also known as the 'Hollow Phantasm'. Originally in Crossbell, destroyed itself. Re-created as the Sept-Terrion of Zero, which also destroyed itself. Goal of the Phantasmal Blaze Plan. No longer obtainable.	Zeit

See also

• Septian Church
• Gralsritter
• Ouroboros
• Gospel Plan
• Azure-Zero Project
• Phantasmal Blaze Plan
• Operation Jormungand
• Eternal Regression Plan