Episodes Neverness to Everness

8 main-story chapters confirmed by filtering the game's own 188-row chapter table, in real release order.

What this page answers

Which chapters are the real main storyline (not side/companion content), what each one is actually called and what its subtitle is, and — since not every field is published in English yet — exactly which of the 8 still only exist in the original Chinese text.

Quest Categories in Neverness to Everness

Community-tracked

Missions are split into six types across the game — each behaves differently on the map and in the quest log.

Episodes The main story quest line. Long, cinematic chapters that carry the core plot forward.

Spinoffs Optional side-story arcs that run parallel to the main chapters, usually centered on one supporting character.

Guide Short, one-step quests tied to raising your Tycoon Level, meant to teach the game's systems.

Bond Short character-focused quests that raise your bond with a specific character. They appear as character icons on the map at set hours, or via a direct message; some can also be started from the Memory Theater.

Side Started by talking to NPCs marked with an exclamation point. Each finished part opens the next as a new entry in your quest log, and the reward only unlocks once the whole chain is done.

Daily Recurring tasks that reset on a timer and hand out regular rewards; see the Daily Activities page for the full list.

Main Chapters — Required Level & Order

Community-tracked

Every main chapter has its own Hunter Level gate, and two of the later chapters can only be started after finishing a specific earlier one.

⚠ Chapter numbering jumps straight from Chapter 5 to Chapter 7 — there is no Chapter 6. This is not a gap in our data; the game itself skips that number, and Chapter 7 is described in-game as the closing part of Chapter 6's arc.

Chapter	Title	Required Hunter Level	Prerequisite	Boss level range
0	Unforeseen Yet Foretold	None	None	9
1	Good Business, Better Treasure	None	None	11–18
2	Love that Begins with Lies	10	None	25–30
3	Deal? Deal!	14	None	38–40
4	Debt Collector Also called: This chapter shows up under several different names depending on the source: “The Debt Collector”, “The Scarlet Letter Analysis”, “A Research in Scarlet”, “A Scarlet Letter” — and the Japanese client labels it 「取り立て屋」 (“The Debt Collector”). They're all the same chapter, so search by whichever name you know.	24	None	48–50
5	Dreamwalk Corridor	24	Debt Collector	46–52
7	Fighting with a Dragon	26	Dreamwalk Corridor	—

Title	What it's about
0. Unforeseen Yet Foretold	The player wakes up at the center of a Class VII anomaly incident, Hypervortex, in New Helios, with no memory of their past. Taken in and held by the BAC on Groth Island for seven weeks, they're eventually moved to BAC headquarters — until an anomaly escapes containment.
1. Good Business, Better Treasure	Following Alphard's orders, the player joins Eibon, an anomaly-hunting group, and takes on their first commission, meeting the group's members along the way.
2. Love that Begins with Lies	Taygedo falls for another anomaly, Tako — but his lie about owning the Eibon Antique Shop forces the whole group into an elaborate cover story.
3. Deal? Deal!	Jenson, the owner of Sterry Express, hires Eibon to verify an item's authenticity at the Ebisu Auction before he buys it. Hotori decides to join the auction in person, and what should have been routine quickly spirals into disaster.
4. Debt Collector	Eibon takes in a strange puppet believed to be a transformed human, tied to a BAC investigation. A quiet taxi driver named Renée comes to Eibon for help with a debt collector who keeps appearing at her door — and both the BAC and Eibon start to realize one person is behind the puppets, the debt collector, and the Ebisu Auction robbery.
5. Dreamwalk Corridor	Taygedo wins tickets for the whole of Eibon to visit Sunward Island, hoping to cheer up Nanally. But when Nanally goes missing during the trip, the rest of Eibon has to track her down and bring her home.
7. Fighting with a Dragon	Set after the Version 1.3 story. Summary not published yet.

Spinoff Walkthroughs

Community-tracked

Four optional story chains, each gated by its own Hunter Level, with a separate boss level shown for players who want to check readiness first.

Title	Required Hunter Level	Boss level range
Tomato Jelly Rampage: Live Report!	8	40
Pawn Moonlight	9	30
Where Words Sprout, Fall Unfolds	15	32
A Legendary(?) Band's First Page	22	36

How Many Quests Are There

Community-tracked

Counts as reported alongside the current 1.00–1.3 content.

Main quests (Episodes) in v1.00

Spinoff quest chains

Side quest chains

21–22

Mandatory level-cap Ascension quest, required at Hunter Level 20

Lv20

Community counts disagree on the side quest total — some list 21, others 22. We show the range rather than picking one, since we can't verify which is current.

Chapter 4 Ending Choice & How to See the Epilogue

Community-tracked

Near the end of Chapter 4, the player is offered two options for Renée's fate. After choosing, the story closes — but there's a short epilogue easy to miss: go back to the sakura tree at the mansion's entrance at 21:00 and check the small doll at the base of the tree to watch the epilogue scene revealing what ultimately happens to her.

1Take Renée in as a protected anomaly — permanent protection, but the debt collector keeps coming back.

2Let her live out the rest of her life as an ordinary person — free, but the debt collector still appears.

This scene isn't covered on most English guides — it's easy to miss if you don't return to the exact spot at the right in-game hour.

#1 Unforeseen Yet Foretold Prologue I

#2 Good Business, Better Treasure Prologue II

#6 Love that Begins with Lies Fated Riddle

#7 Deal? Deal! Fated Riddle

#8 Debt Collector Fated Riddle

#9 Dreamwalk Corridor English subtitle not published yet — original Chinese text shown: “「写作『既定』的谜面」”

#140 Fogden Game English subtitle not published yet — original Chinese text shown: “「写作『既定』的谜面」”

#156 Fighting with a Dragon Fated Riddle

Extracted and filtered directly from the game's DT_QuestChapter table (188 total rows) — chapters shown here are exactly the rows tagged ChapterBaseID = "Main". No location/boss/element data exists in this table for any chapter; those fields are not reported here rather than guessed.

Behind the data: all 188 chapter rows

The game's chapter table holds far more than the 8 main episodes above. Behind the data: 8 rows are tagged as the Main storyline (shown above), 59 rows belong to 20 distinct side/companion story chains (each chain split into 2–3 linked parts, identified by a shared internal ID like "SU026_NPC001"), and 121 rows carry no ChapterBaseID classification at all — most likely internal, tutorial or system-only entries never surfaced as a named chapter in-game. This full breakdown is not published anywhere else — it is our own count of the game's real data, not a copy of any other site's chapter list.

Episodes (Main)

Side/companion chains

59 / 20

Unclassified rows

121

Total rows

188

Quick guide

The game's own chapter table holds 188 rows total, but only 8 of them are tagged as the real main storyline. This guide explains how that filter works, what each of the 8 episodes is really called, and what the other 180 rows actually are — instead of copying a chapter list from another site, every number here comes from filtering the game's own DT_QuestChapter table by hand.

Why Only 8 of 188 Rows Count as "Main"

Every row in DT_QuestChapter carries a field called ChapterBaseID. Filtering by ChapterBaseID == "Main" is what isolates the 8 real main-story episodes shown on this page — everything else falls into one of two other buckets: 121 rows have no classification at all (ChapterBaseID == "None"), and 59 rows belong to 20 distinct companion/side-story chains, each split into 2–3 linked parts sharing an internal ID such as "SU026_NPC001".

The 8 Main rows are the only ones with a clean, sequential ChapterIndex meant to be read in order — that's why they are presented as a numbered episode list here.
2 of the 8 (Dreamwalk Corridor, Fogden Game) still only have a Chinese-language subtitle in the game's own text tables — no English localization exists yet for that one field, so we show the original text rather than translate it ourselves.
Treat the 121 "None" rows as most likely internal/tutorial/system chapters — they carry no name that was ever meant to be user-facing, so listing them as "episodes" would be misleading.

FAQ

Is 8 really the total number of main-story episodes so far?

That is the count that results from filtering the game's own chapter table by ChapterBaseID == "Main" in the data available to us. It is possible the game groups its main story differently than this internal field suggests, but we report the field-based count rather than guess at a different grouping.

Why does the episode order jump from index 9 to index 140?

That is the real ChapterIndex value stored in the game's own data for those two rows (Dreamwalk Corridor at 9, Fogden Game at 140, Fighting with a Dragon at 156) — we display it as-is rather than renumber it ourselves. The large gap likely reflects how the developer's internal index numbering scheme was extended for later content, not a sign of missing chapters in between.

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