Deep in a forgotten court, a living crown rests on a velvet cushion. The griffin on its peak has not fully opened its eyes. Firefly, ladybug, and butterfly will return to their seats — but each walks only its own path. Dewveil Relic is not match-3 and not an endless runner. In a portrait garden you serve as the dew-vein keeper: • Swipe adjacent tiles to lay a directed dew vein. Firefly and butterfly mostly follow veins. • Tap a lily to rotate its flow and steer the ladybug, who only walks straight. • Tap a gem pad on the crown to spend dew and pulse every envoy in that column one tile up. • Gems flare in a short window. Tap the correct seat while it glows to lock the sequence. • A mistimed tap locks the seat for three beats. The wrong envoy bounces away. • Griffin wind can reverse every lily and vein when the court turns against you. Ten hand-built courts grow harder: thorns, water, stone gates, twin plates, and long sequences stack together. Endless Night offers tighter ...