Illimitable Until Death

Why are the Ugdomirenians so hostile to Sieg and Astorford?

There was no reason for him, just because Astorford's lord had changed hands.

Your spell will react with other spells.

So the moment I saw Ziggy, the curse in the square had sent a tingle and told the square.

And before his eyes, this artifice is also a king.

I'm sure the same reaction happened to Fiorette.

In this way, if you think again about the situation, then anyone can guess who the covenant with Ziggy is to make him an accessory to the Lord.

Absolutely no second person except Astorford.

And now that the Lord of Astorford has changed, as Lord of the Origins, and has gone after Serenica, do we need to guess what happens?

Anyway, it is not believed that Serenica's obsession with Astorford and perverted psychology, if she were still alive, would allow Astorford's lord to be replaced by Ziggy, much less that Serenica would watch them return directly.

Now, all of this has happened, which can only mean Serenica has been solved.

That's why Ziggy was silent.

Because he couldn't argue.

It was also because of the knowledge that Serenica was dead that the Yugdomirenians believed that the two men had killed her and exchanged deeds.

Under these circumstances, Sieg and Astorford come back generously and even bring out the artificial without permission?

How can this make the Yugdomirenians less hostile?

Astorford has been advocating for this.

“The man who killed my former lord wasn't Ziggy, certainly not me, but Black Assassin! ”

That's what Astorford has been advocating since the beginning.

“When we met each other, Black Assassin suddenly appeared, and killed the former lord, and dug out her heart, so that I could make a covenant with the new lord. Otherwise, there would be a curse from the former lord? How could I have succeeded in fighting back? ”

That's what I said.

But the Yugdomirenians were reluctant to believe it.

“According to you, if Black Assassin shows up, how can you be safe?” Coles had a sound analysis: “At that time, if Serenica had been killed, Rider would have been affected by the loss of the Sovereign, and with Assassin's ability, it would have been easy to kill both of you, wouldn't it? ”

That's true.

Originally, Astorford was cut off by Serenica for defection and was unable to obtain magic.

Even with individual mobility skills, Astorford's individual mobility skills are only level B and can only move freely for up to two days without a magic supply.

Thus, when encountered with Serenica, Astorford was afraid that it was almost to its limit, at least in terms of magic, and that it would definitely be affected.

Plus, Astolford's strength isn't very strong. If it's further weakened, even Assassin's followers can kill Astolford from the front, right?

It is absolutely impossible for such Astorford to survive in front of Assassin and enter into a contract with Ziggy.

Of course, this analysis is merely theoretical and lacks an understanding of reality and the situation.

Perhaps it was due to a variety of factors that eventually led to Assassin's successful contract with Astorford and defeated the other party.

But it's also hard to explain.

Since it is difficult to explain, it is not possible to convince the Yugdomirenians.

What else does Astorford want to say about this, but it doesn't.

“At that time... it seemed that Black Assassin could not kill us for some reason! ”

Astorford was so anxious to cry out the same words.

“I knew it, but why can't I remember what happened? ”

That is also why Astorford's words are not convincing.

Who can accept that?

Astorford just evaporated reason, not memories. How can you not remember what happened?

For this reason, people just think that Astorford can't find an excuse.

At this time, however, the square was open.

“Of course you can't remember what happened. ”

He shrugged his shoulders and said so.

“That accessory has the skills to erase information, and once she leaves, all information against her will be erased along with her memories. ”

That's why.

“Fiorette must have felt it, too, right?” Looking at Fiorette, he said, "Do you remember the fog in Bucharest? ”

“Fog?” Fiorette stunned slightly.

Seeing here, everyone understands.

Fiorette has forgotten.

Because that fog is Jack the Ripper's treasure, and it's part of the intelligence, and it's also part of the intelligence obliteration.

In fact, part of the intelligence has also been forgotten.

However, what we forgot was only part of the information about the war, and there was information about the original memories.

For the rest of us, Jack the Ripper is a mysterious follower who doesn't even know if he's a man or a woman.

“So I don't know why Black Assassin didn't kill them.” It's none of my business, "he said.“ Probably for some reason? ”

In fact, the reason Jack the Ripper didn't kill Zig and Astorford was because the injuries in the side still affected her, causing her to make a judgement and withdraw directly without engaging her followers.

Astorford naturally doesn't know about this.

“In short, we did not kill the former lord.” Astorford still insists: "All we remember was that Black Assassin killed her, and we didn't know the rest. ”

Clearly it was an unconvincing and trustworthy statement, but Astorford said it with his head up, as if he were proud.

Even Ziggy talked.

“And I made a pact with Rider, just not wanting to see him disappear because he lost his lord.” Ziggy looked at Fiorette and said with a firm expression: "And we came back with only one purpose, to give my companions freedom. ”

I'm sure no one understands what that means.

The reason Ziggy came back was to liberate the artificial artifacts used by Yugdomirenia as props.

That's all.

This has made the faces of the magicians of the Ugdomirenia angry.

And that artificial man is completely obscure.

The atmosphere became stiff again.

Joan and I stayed behind and looked at each other with great acquiescence, then chose silence.

After all, it is a matter for the Yugdomirenians.

Nothing to do with Fangli, nothing to do with Joan.