Finally, he receives one last message from Ilias during his baptism - that he's the world's only hope. But he now finds both Alice and Ilias (in childlike forms) fighting each other (and believing each is responsible for their respective Baleful Polymorph into childlike bodies). Of course, as in the original game, he nearly misses the baptism again, instead choosing to save a villager being attacked by a slime. She is apparently using all of her power to send him a message that things have gone horribly pear-shaped in the world, and hints that it's the reason for her apparent disappearance. Luka (the hero of the original game) has a dream of Ilias, the night before his baptism. Since then, monsters and humans have mostly decided to get along - a major departure from the original game. Needless to say, the entire world (monster and human alike) was stunned by this. This consisted of a number of strange and world-shaking events, the most notable being the disappearance of the Goddess Ilias. Thirty years prior to this, the Great Disaster occurred. The game starts in the same year as the original did, but with a twist. It uses the RPG Maker VX Ace engine instead of a Visual Novel engine, and is set in an Alternate Universe to the original game. Monster Girl Quest! Paradox RPG is the sequel to Monster Girl Quest, though it's not a direct sequel.
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