Unnamed Memory

The castle capital of Falsus is large and very intricate, depending on the compartment.

Cuan looked back over and over again as he chose to run in that dim.

- The chaser hasn't caught up yet. But it would also be a matter of time.

Any of them will be caught up. I just couldn't figure out anything about how I could open things up before then.

"Daiki......"

Kuan mutters the name of a man who was only one family.

As we fled together, Dake said, "Make sure you get this where it belongs." But I don't know where it was.

First Dake was a magician. Maybe what I see as Kuan was different in itself. I wish I'd told you a lot more if this were going to happen, but that's just a regret too. Kuan's life is overflowing with such regret.

At the end of the line of sight of Kuan, which goes the narrow alley, you can see the path that divides between the stop and the left and right.

One leads to the back of the backtown and the other to the side of the castle. Kuan gets lost for a moment - and tries to run to the back town.

But then a black shadow fell over his head.

Shortly after turning up reflectively, there is some falling sound right behind me. Shortly after looking back, someone grabbed Kuan's collar and pulled.

"Gu......"

I'm a chaser, but I'm not going back into a broken position. A woman's frightened voice reaches Kuan, whose thoughts are about to turn white in haste.

"The way you hold it, it tightens your neck."

I'm fine. I'm fine.

The man who answered would be the one catching Quan. As the word suggests, hands are immediately released from the collar. Instead, his right shoulder was grabbed, and Kuan raised his voice unexpectedly there.

"Get off me! I don't have anything!

"Sounds like it. Let me tell you where you did the doll."

Kuan is relieved by the words.

- I don't know where it is anymore.

Then all I can do is keep my mouth shut. Because that's how no other Daiki died.

"... who says"

Quan, who said so and devoured his teeth, wondered that no further pain or shock would come. Raising his gaze, a young man with a neat face stares down at him with a bitter smile.

"Is that the reaction, after all? All I want to do is give the doll back to its owner's child. I'll ask if there are any other circumstances. I'll do something about it."

"... what?

"You have no choice. But go back to the office. Because there's a hole in Lazar's stomach."

A fluttering woman floats behind a youth. Kuan, stunned by the beauty of a woman with long dark hair, remembered the "witch" she met fifteen years ago.

"The magic fixture that sealed my memory? Isn't that stolen?

Oscar listened to Kuan again in the clerk's office where he returned forcibly recovered by Tinasha.

He was suspicious of Oscar at first that he had stolen the doll from the girl, but he was finally convinced of his qualities as he was taken to the castle. I didn't seem to fully trust him yet, but I told him a little bit about the situation.

Kuan, sitting in a chair placed in the center of the room, nods with concern for Tinasha, hiatus and on the wall.

"I didn't steal anything. It's just that Dake stuffed his own memories in it.... I think maybe he was thinking about the possibility of getting killed. So I was about to get caught, so I hid the magic equipment in my doll and left the country."

So, you're saying you recovered it here in the castle capital?

A magic fixture made by a magician that he was the father of Kuan.

I put my life at risk, but I kept it away from my enemies. What memories does that have in it?

But even if it bothers you, they still don't have the doll. Kuan hid it somewhere in the castle capital, but the place remained silent. I guess if Oscar can't believe it, he's not going to reveal it. Of course I can force you to throw up, but I'm not going to do that at the moment. We're going to do something about it before Tinasha makes an arbitrary move.

Kuan glances at Tinasha for a moment. The witch is watching the boy from the beginning. I guess that gaze doesn't calm you down. When he wanders badly, he turns his gaze back to Oscar.

"Dake wanted me to take that one where it should be. I know you mean to entrust it to someone who can handle it, but I didn't know that. So..."

The boy cuts the words.

And I told him to squeeze it out.

"So I thought I'd bring it to the witch"

There are only five witches on the continent.

An overwhelming embodiment of power, a living disaster.

Oscar glanced lightly at the presence of a calamity just by saying its name. And then smile.

"You've thought about things like me. So, you were gonna climb the witch tower?

"Tower? Oh, the Blue Moon Witch? No way. That doesn't make sense. No, there's a witch in this castle capital. I know that."

"What? The witch is here?

Oscar sees his witch, but the Blue Moon Witch is thought to be in the tower.

Then what mistake are you making? Exactly. If there were other witches in the castle capital, Tinasha shouldn't have shut up either.

Tinasha opens her mouth as Oscar tries to point out the boy's mistake.

"You're under a curse. Did you call 'The Silent Witch'?

To that allegation, Oscar flickers and Kuan freezes.

The Blue Moon witch went on.

"It was probably fifteen years ago that you were cursed, when the silent witch came to this castle. But she doesn't live in this castle capital. I just happened to be here."

"Fifteen years ago. Tinasha, your calculations are not right."

That's the year Oscar himself was cursed by the silent witch. A curse that determined his fate. But Kuan can only see ten years old or there at best.

The witch shows the contractor with a thin shoulder.

"It fits fifteen years ago. That guy, his real age, is higher. - He was cursed that his body would stop growing."