In the meantime, having taken a pledge from my sister, I ask her to write two copies of it on paper.
One copy of this and give it to the chiefs of each clan.
This would recognize the right to autonomy.
The other one seems to be fine if, for any reason, they ever take the paper that took its word from the heads of the clan.
Well, that won't happen, but for once.
When I received the paper, I tried to leave the room.
"Lately, I don't feel like I have enough brother ingredients"
And Sister Isadora said something that she didn't understand, and she grabbed my arm and hugged me.
A soft chest pressed against my face and tasted hell attacked by conflicting feelings of breathlessness but feeling good.
Dozens of minutes later.
Released from the tightening of heaven like hell, I went straight to the office and asked Richmond to copy the paper I had received from my sister to each of my family members.
The other piece of paper I got in reserve, right? Let's try to keep it for when we see something.
Lishmond picked up the paper and said, "We'll have it all by tomorrow," and he left the room.
I left my room to go to my room to get ready to leave, and went straight to bed.
The next day.
We were in front of the hall.
I'll never go back to this hall again, so it's my last chance.
Did you hear that I was going to the "depths"? My sister Isadora came to see me off.
"Lewie, go with care."
"Yes, sister"
In my heart, I saw the other sisters, thinking they weren't coming back.
"What, that? Miriam, where's your sister?
He went somewhere early this morning.
"I asked him where he was going, and he said," Hey, take a walk. "
Mm-hmm. I hear you sound like Sister Miriam.
But unfortunately.
If I did poorly for the time being, I might not see you for the rest of my life, so I thought I'd say hello to Sister Miriam at the end and then go.
Sister Rosé is in the Devil's Capital, so that's all I can do, but that's a little heartbreaking.
"Bye. Good luck with your last job. Uh-oh."
"... don't push it."
"Yeah. Okay.
On the inside, you're fine. I think we both are.
"Master Lewie. It's time to leave."
"Okay."
Shalu told me to get in the carriage.
"Let's go!"
Lishmond spoke as I boarded the carriage. And those who were in the lead moved on.
From the window of the carriage, I gently saw the view outside.
I don't know if I can go home, so let's take a look inside now.
Goodbye. 'Owe'.
Goodbye, Mother. Brothers to the sisters.