You can read this VN without reading Fault Milestone 1 & 2,
though you might enjoy this VN better, if you already did.

Like most other Steam guides around,
just try tooking at this guide after you've finished reading the VN once.

Or you can check it the same time as your first readthrough,
but you risk yourself some spoilers.
Don't say I didn't warn you.

As simple as the description implies.
Finish reading the VN all the way until the credits.
Should pop up when the title screen appears again.

As simple as hinted.

"J" key = Changes text to Japanese. The first time you do that will get you the acheivement.

"E" key = Changes back to English.

The "J" and "E" keys only works on screens where you can click to progress the story.

*Eg you can't change languages in the title screen itself, or during the animated ending.

Finishing this VN will get you a new title screen, and access to the Encyclopedia.

It isn't fully completed, however.

How would you fill up the Encyclopedia?

Tips: There are semi-hidden interactive buttons on the new Title Screen.

Its the portraits of the 3 people you met in Enles Land.

Click on all 3 portraits, read through their newly added enclyopedia entries,
and you should get the achievement.

After you complete the Encyclopedia and go back to the Title Screen,
she shows up. Automatic acheivement.

As simple as hinted, but there's a shorter way.
Load any of your saves
> Go to Menu
> Pick Epilogue
> "J" button to change it to Japanese
> Continue all the way to the end and Title Screen shows up again
> Automatic acheivement.

Load any of your saves again and "E" button to change it back to English.
(because you can't change languages during the Title Screen)

I hope this becomes part of Fault Milestone canon.
Maybe Rune belives in Fairy Bell, and she will show up there?

Especially since how the fairy tale vibe of this VN,
is akin to how Tales of Beedle The Bard was significant to the Harry Potter plotline.

Now where have I heard that before...Oh, right.

For those who don't get it, its a Puella Magi Madoka Magica reference.





Kinda surprised they didn't have another "This isn't that kind of game" acheivement here,
but then again, this VN is supposed to have a children's fairy taie vibe, so it's understandable.