The Branded Female Fencer

Gwendorf says.

"Nevertheless, I had no idea your Lord would move that land. Are you ready to die?"

"Exactly. Though I consider that to be my lifespan. I live a long time, I can choose when it ends, I'm happy."

"If I may say so many things, I don't know if it involves Alphilis."

Earthgal was talking about both purpose and circumstances. Earthgal looked at Alphilis' small hand and guessed his relationship with Gwendorf, but once again, he thought destiny was a mystery.

Gwendorf couldn't just hide his surprise when he heard that Alphilis had taught Earthgal on his journey.

"Instead, I thought you were protecting Alphilis more generously, didn't I?

"Don't say it. I, the head of the True Dragon, shoulder to shoulder with certain individuals."

"You just have to throw away that ethic. Nobody gets it, and you're not convinced. [M] Enough to divide the scales and let them make small hands. You'll like it enough to do that."

"... that's right."

"Besides, she has been chosen as her son. I guess it's not like you haven't noticed. If you are a true dragon, you can protect her and rather serve her. You didn't do that for a reason?

"Is it the Lord who realizes that? Your son wasn't the only one in the Alphilis. I don't know why. There was another one. That was what Aldrius considered dangerous and sequestered. I can't take sides with such a person."

Arnelia was reaching a visible position when Gwendorf spoke out strongly. The night is running late, but due to the Continental Peace Conference being held, there are enough lights in the surrounding area to bring up the contours of the city.

Gwendorf searched for a place to get off, flying inconspicuously. Earthgal told Gwendorf as he watched what was going on down there.

"I don't know how it was when you did it, but Alphilis seemed to be doing well with something he might not be good at. Probably an Orange Bull, or a collaborator."

"... I know it's a surprise, but don't convince me why. There were times when that child even let his heart pass with the demons of the border. Of course, there were warcraft that only harmed humans, but there were no demons or warcraft that she could not dictate down as long as she had time. I was relieved, and at first I wondered if I would have the qualities of a warcrafter."

"You're not, her true abilities are more horrible. When she starts waving them intentionally, the world changes shape. Alphilis even seemed unconscious as he felt the thin about it.

There is no evil in her now, but if she becomes desperate for life and intentionally uses that power as she hits the difficulties from now on - "

"I will stand before her then. Because that was also Aldrius' will and the result of my discussions with him"

"No way. Did you give him a small hand for that? It's not your protection, it's like a transmitter that pays off your position."

"Of course I wished you well on your journey. I don't even want to think about it, like standing hostile before Alphilis."

"Right. Orangeables weren't thinking that much either -"

Groundgal and Gwendorf react perfectly at the same time. That gaze pointed in the same direction at the same time.

"Over there."

"Oh, there was definitely a ruin there. Was it a relic of purification? This is where Simola was guardian."

"How ironic that there was a sign of Ucco from there. I want to forgive you for seeing the Great Warcraft again."

"Depending on Ucco, the war princess Saurka is also awake. I went out of my way to do a massive sonar to inform the continent of my awakening. I guess I'll be there already. I'm telling you to gather what you can fight."

"I wonder how many we can muster."

"Maybe Endelload will come."

"I've been fat in my spare time. You can't move like you once did."

"You can't say that in front of him, can you?

They arrived over the ruins, tapping lightly. Of course they are erasing the signs with magic, and they notice Arnelian troops deploying around the ruins.

"Hmm, I don't mind being seen otherwise, but you're a little troublesome. Miranda or Miriazal would be quick to talk to, but I don't know that much."

"Well, let's use a hidden passage"

"Hidden passage?

"There's a vertical hole, this ruin. I've heard of Simola."

"I'm your first ear, though?

"You didn't really talk about people back then, did you? They told me when I was still wandering. I go down where I tell you, and I make a sneak way out of it."

"You're a bad guy."

"We were problematic kids with each other, so you'd have felt comfortable, wouldn't you?

Gwendorf sighed at Earthgal, laughing at him, and followed his guidance. And when I got to the ground, I noticed signs of sneaking up from behind them.

Continued