[Have you ever had any doubts? Why does the stigma you have have to exist?]
Although the words were delivered in the form of a question, no one was present who did not know that the sarcasm contained within them.
[yes? you’re so weird Why do we need a miracle in this land that makes even a lug worm who has not been able to realize this ability for the rest of his life, even a third-rate samurai with impeccable talents, into absolutes?]
Renee’s shoulders trembled.
“To convey the will of the gods to this land… .”
[Did it have to be powerless? Was it supposed to be a miracle through a few surrogates? So is the world closer to the will of the gods?]
“… .”
Renee couldn’t answer.
Truly shameful, as Annielis said, René had questioned why the stigma was placed on her, but had never thought about why it existed.
So are the others.
With the exception of Renee, three more stigmas were present, but neither Vera, nor the twins nor Jenny, could answer that question.
Annielis said again.
[This is why I hate you guys. I really hate the hope of saving this land for lullabies who can’t have the questions they should have.]
Aniles vomited out what could be called irritability and anger. Vera had a sharp reaction to it.
“… Stop talking nonsense and get to the point.”
Anilys snorted at Vera’s attitude and continued.
[Yeah, once… It would be better to say it from here.]
then asked
[Who do you think built this land?]
“Gods… .”
[Then what made civilization? What established the technology?]
“… .”
[Now, who was there in the primeval? What was the first thing made on this earth?]
“… ancient species.”
[okay.]
Annielis, who expressed her affirmation to the words that flowed out, continued, looking at the group sitting around her again.
[There was an ancient species. The gods built this land and first created them and gave them the role of managing the land.]
Anilles’ voice, as she continued to speak, had a desire that could not be hidden, and what seemed at first glance to be madness.
[I made Ardain first. Forged the greatest soul with the beginning and the end of this earth. He brought the powers of all the gods together to create the most omnipotent being. Next, I made other ancient species, those who would take care of Ardein.]
Immediately after, Annielis asked a question with a burst of laughter.
[This composition feels familiar, doesn’t it?]
It was Miller who answered that.
“… Apostle.”
A new theory that is starting to emerge in academia. Why ancient species exist and their role.
“The ancient bell is said to be the first apostle… .”
[I don’t know much about the shaman topic.]
Even though she was in the shape of a doll, it was an expression of emotion so blatant that it was felt that Anilees was smiling deeply.
[It’s not exactly the same as the current apostle. This should be seen as a failure. The ancient bells were created by randomly sprinkling the powers of the gods on each individual rather than completely dividing them.]
“… Apostle in the experimental form. Is it correct to say that?”
[Yeah, I don’t even know what the gods intended… Somehow, after forming the ancient bell in that form, they completely returned to the position of contemplation. That was the problem.]
“Problem?”
[Yeah, the ancient servants who were supposed to be in the manager’s position have learned emotions and greed. Especially Alaysia was a problem.]
Annie’s voice became sharp. It sounded like he was getting annoyed just thinking about it.
[She learned an irrational obsession with Ardain. The non-stop chatter was a crazy sound such as ‘I will become one with Ar.’
It was an anger that could be vomited because it was Anilis who actually received Alaysia’s serum and woven with her.
[What happened in the primitive… I don’t know either. Well, I didn’t even see that scene while I was alive, did I? However, what is certain is that there was an incident caused by Alaysia in the primitive world because of her damn obsession, and Ardain suffered a near-extinction blow while blocking it. I guess he was trying to become one of them.]
While listening to the story, Vera frowned and asked, finding an area where the jaws didn’t fit.
“Is extinction possible? Ancient species are immortal… .”
[So you said ‘a blow close to extinction.’ Yes, ancient species don’t die, but that doesn’t mean they’re immune to any accident.]
For a moment, Vera and Renee recalled an event from the past at Annielis’ words.
none other than Adrin.
A fairy mother who creates a new body every thousand years.
She thought of her, who would have dried up eventually if they had not intervened.
‘… That’s a blow close to extinction.’
A dry saliva ran down the back of Renee’s neck.
Even if he did not die, it was a natural fact that he could not return to his original state if he suffered that much damage.
In the case of Adrin, she has to spend her eternal life trapped in a tree that has already withered.
As Renee continued to think, he sensed that a question suddenly came to mind.
“Wait, but how in the future… .”
is he resurrected? In addition, why did he want to destroy the continent after being resurrected?
It was a question that swallowed up the backstory, but Annilys, who understood the meaning in the midst of it, answered as if it was insignificant.
[Because only the body has been resurrected.]
“… yes?”
[It is the shell of Ardain that destroys the continent. It’s a natural story. Ardain’s soul has already been ripped to pieces and cannot be regenerated. Even if he escaped extinction, that doesn’t mean he’ll be able to resurrect.]
Annielis spoke, realizing that the time had now come to draw the conclusion of this long, long story.
[Well, are you sure you know what Ardain is? An ancient species endowed with ‘the powers of all gods’. It is an ancient species that suffered a ‘close to extinction blow’ to prevent Alaysia.]
After making two facts known, Annielis asked.
[Who made the kingdom?]
Renee replied casually.
“The first apostle… .”
Then, I realized.
“… !”
Aniles giggled.
[Yes, the first apostle. That’s Ardain. Elia was created by Ardain for the future, having intuited that he could no longer stop Alaysia. The concept of ‘divineity’ was created using all the powers that make up oneself.]
[In order to leave on this earth a power that no other creature could control in the first place, the gods created a new species suitable to wield power so that the gods could grant power without creating any other creatures.]
[That’s what you are. The nerds who were born with one body well and entered the examination requirements for power in the theme of a mongrel of nothing. A dagger forged by Ardain to stop Alaysia.]
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The room was enveloped in silence.
Vera’s expression hardened and he expanded his thinking, reflecting on what he had heard.
Not all questions have been answered, but at least why this is happening. To some extent it was known what the cause was.
It is a disaster that Alaysia will cause.
You certainly know the enemy you will have to face.
After recognizing it for sure, Vera asked Annielis.
“… Do you know what causes other ancient species to go wild?”
The reason I needed an answer to the part that still remained a question.
[That bitch did a trick. I don’t know the details… She has the power to control the mind.]
“… Does it work for the same ancient species?”
[It’s not going to work. In fact, even in the future you saw, weren’t some of them moderate?]
Vera took the affirmation in silence and asked another question this time.
“Then I must tell you now. What did you come up with as a way to stop the ancient species?”
Vera’s voice as he asked the question was full of hostility.
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Of course, because the method she came up with was a form of sacrificing Renee.
Anilys sighed in response to Vera’s attitude.
[…] To artificially create a soul comparable to that of Ardain. It’s artificially creating the soul that Alaysia will resurrect Ardain’s body. And you command that soul. Destroy Alaysia, not the continent.]
As it was a method that was no longer possible to do, the expression of Anilis who was able to speak was very annoying.
[It was not an impossible story. It is a container to temporarily hold the soul. It was something that could be made by imitating the body of an ancient species, and there is already someone who has a soul to hold it in.]
Vera’s fists clenched.
His eyes turned towards Anilis in a form of rage.
“… that’s a virgin What do you mean?”
Renee’s body trembled. I’ve already heard from Vera about this, so that’s enough to end the reaction.
Annielis replied with a snort.
[Yes, the soul of a saint and the power engraved on it. I tried to use it as it was the marriage that most resembled Ardain. Well, looking back, this was probably not the case in the end. I don’t think a girl with such a dirty temper would willingly give up my life.]
Renee bit her lip in response to the sarcasm towards her.
“… no. I could give it up. If you really did it the right way.”
[Malone, what can’t you do?]
reproach ensued.
Renee, feeling the rage rising inside of it, shot at Annilis.
“I heard the story. But in the end, the only way you came up with a cause or anything is to sacrifice others, right? Does that make sense? To me, you’re just a villain who sacrificed the harshest people for fear of dying. He’s a cowardly person who hurts others like that, but doesn’t want to cause any harm to himself.”
It wasn’t that he was angry with him for beating himself.
He was filled with anger at the fact that the method he came up with by rationalizing with such a brazen attitude ultimately presupposes the sacrifice of others, and that he did not admit that it was wrong until the end.
There were many events, and Renee met many people and realized that the world is not romantic, but nonetheless, there was still an unchanging sense of values in Renee.
“It cannot be called a cause that is made by the sacrifice of an unwanted person.”
[Stupid bitch, it’s a way to protect more.]
“It’s an excuse. you just ran away You fell into the illusion that you alone were a great person, and that because you couldn’t do it, others couldn’t either, so you turned your eyes away. You’ve been struggling to find a way that only you can survive.”
The moment when Anilys was very angry and was about to refute the words that were uttered as if in an assertion.
“Bad child.”
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Jenny tapped the doll’s forehead with her palm.
[Ouch… !]
A suppressed moan escaped from Anilis.
When Renee realized that Jenny was trying to help her, she reached out and stroked the back of her hand and continued.
“If the country… If I were you, I would never have acted like that on my own. I would have asked other people for help and thought about it together.”
What followed were words that Anilys gave with compassion, as if pitiful.
“I sympathize with you. There is nothing more pitiful than being self-absorbed and unable to look around.”
After Renee finished speaking, he got up, and the party followed Renee one by one.
“Let’s go. rest.”
Renee left the room.
The party leaves one by one, and Vera, who is the last remaining, continued his thoughts while watching the doll lying around.
‘… I don’t know everything.’
Regarding the origins of the Holy Kingdom or Divinity, it was quite credible if Miller’s reaction and his own knowledge were applied, but the rest was not.
First of all, Orgus’ intervention and its purpose, she knew little about it.
In addition, the argument about Alaysia’s purpose was poor. Isn’t it true, if Alaysia’s purpose was simply to resurrect Ardain’s body, or to destroy the continent, Renee in the last round would not have used this method.
In other words, Renee in the last episode was a race that would have ended Alaysia by burning her own soul.
‘After all, I’m a senile old man.’
Vera snorted and walked out of the room at the fact that there were parts that were forced to fit in the conjecture he had come up with.