This mechanical monstrosity is an elite robot that can mass produce Divine Army robots at will, which Raki also installed as a protection for the Hymn Crystal Viena deep in the Gyro Stabilizer.
First Battle[]
During this battle, the Divine Beam won't be using its full strength and will limit its attacks to Clean Shot only, which hits all party member four times. It shouldn't be very problematic to block, and if the player fights good enough, they should be able to defeat it without any problems. And anyway, the fight will end itself after two turns, so it isn't really needed to defeat it. However, given the Divine Beam will draw power from Sol Marta to regenerate itself, it won't count as victory and the player will have to retreat while Jacqli thinks of a way of dealing with it.
The player can continue challenging and defeating the Divine Beam before progressing, but it will be pointless because it will regenerate itself everytime it gets defeated.
Second Battle[]
While Jacqli tried to use Despedia in order to control the Divine Beam, something else hacked into it and cancelled all the commands she issued as soon as they were input, so the party had no choice but to destroy the robot.
This time around, the Divine Beam will be fighting seriously, as it's HP will increase to almost the double it had for the first fight, all of its elemental resistances are of a 100%, nullifying all attacks and Song Magic elemental in nature, and also having access to a large assortment of attacks: aside of the Clean Shot it could use in the first battle; it can also use Judgment Blade, which hits all party members once; Death Wave, which hits a party member once and can cause instant death; Heat Ray which hits a party member five times; Destructive Sonicwave, which hits a party member five times and inflicts the Pain status; and finally, Destroy Mode, which activates once its HP has been halved and boosts its attack but drops its defenses and elemental resistances.
Given these attacks and stats, the player should be very careful against its attacks, particularly Death Wave and Destructive Sonicwave due to their secondary effects. Additionally, while the player can fight it the normal way and unload the best Song Magic they have available when it activates Destroy Mode, it would be a better idea to cause to enough damage to kill it in one attack so it doesn't even get to activate it.