At Eye of Eden, the supplied guide describes a hazardous final route that ends with offering Winged Light to statues and proceeding to rebirth. Move between cover as you advance, and expect to lose the Winged Light you collected during the run.
Move between cover during the storm
The draft describes falling rocks that can scatter your Winged Light. It recommends staying near stone formations or statues for cover, watching for openings, and advancing from one sheltered spot to the next rather than rushing through exposed areas.
If you lose Winged Light, the draft says your ability to fly will be reduced. It also suggests looking for light sources or other players to recharge, but cautions that help from other players may not be available.
Offer Winged Light at the statues
The final objective described in the draft is to reach statues and give them your remaining Winged Light. It presents this sacrifice as the step before rebirth, not as a failed run. The draft also links the number of statues reached and lit to the Ascended Candles earned, though it does not specify how many candles each statue provides.
After rebirth, you will need to collect Winged Light again, according to the draft. It identifies Ascended Candles as currency for permanent upgrades, including wing buffs.
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