Chapter 387 – The Atonement (2)
The Senate suffered a cataclysm from the next morning. It was because Salina, who appeared with a terrible wand bearing her screaming elf face, began to deny Epsilon Meigar her achievements. Many of her achievements were fabricated by her, and the members of the Senate were shocked by the claim that her companion her, Omelas Ashe, had accomplished all of her achievements by her.
The allegations were investigated in a prompt and very impartial manner. Salina made them all understand by confronting Omelas Ashe and her council members who still resided beneath her. Her councilors her, who were stunned by the fact that Mimir is alive and moving, became cool with the fact that she was more rational and polite than she thought, and her own unpublished research she talked about was inconsistent with Epsilon Meiga ‘ s published research on her. I knew it was the same.
As proof of this claim, she said that her unpublished documents her had unique signatures. Based on this claim, the elves of the Council of Elders investigated all the manuscripts owned by Epsilon Meigar, and the hidden signatures revealed only by using magical powers were found in Ash. It was confirmed that the shape was consistent with that shown by
Several members of the Senate, who wished to bury the case and not disclose it to the public, were discouraged by the polite persuasion and request of Peta Lucius and Artie.
The day the statue standing in the center of the Ashildern Magic Lab was dismantled. Sally I raised her own staff and pointed at her statue of her. The head inside the statue was glowing more and more horrily as he watched the statue disintegrate. People whispered among themselves that the wand must be cursed. Salina cried out in a loud voice as the statue was being torn down.
“Gentlemen, we were drunk on the glories of the past. The fame and achievements she had were being followed without realizing that they had been done the wrong way. I, the detestable hypocrite Epsilon Meigar, who took away the achievements and renown that a human mage deserves, will be banished from Mimir as of today, and she will never be recorded in any honorable place.”
Epsilon Meigar’s ashes were lifted out of Mimir in the catacombs in an urn. People watched as the statue of Epsilon Meigar was torn down with shocked faces. Many people could not accept the fact that the character of Epsilon Meigar itself was full of lies. Even when I saw it, it seemed that it would take a long time for the elves to recover from the shock.
A bonfire burned atop a pile of fallen statues. Epsilon Meigar’s urn was broken in the bonfire. Sally I stared at the fire, clutching her wand. When she called her her wand her a gift from me, she treated it like it was my alter ego her.
Ash was still in Mimir. Her face her looked complicated. As I walked in, she looked at me a little warily and tried to cover herself with her hand. Her her body her, without her pussy or her nipples her, had no value to me, but what I had done to her had shocked her. She asked as she crept behind her.
“Why, why?”
“You don’t look well. Everything turned out the way you wanted it. He took revenge, and Omelas Ashe became a famous wizard again.”
Ash shook her head at that. The tombstones of the elven ancestors gathered behind her. She leveled the top of the tombstone and then crouched down on top of it. She said.
“I wanted to be friends with Mei.”
“Not everything in the world goes so easily. Mei was too narrow-minded to hold you.”
“…Those words are not comforting.”
“I was honestly surprised too. To forgive the people of Ahilderen. If it were me, I wouldn’t have come up with that idea.”
Artie was really upset. However, no matter how much she protested, her ash her was unmoved. She only repeated that the people of Ashildern were innocent. She was actually, in many ways, also fortunate that she was comfortable with me not trying to avenge her. If she made up her mind and used her strength to blow up the whole of Ahildern, we would have to take care of everything after that.
Refugees who escaped from Ashildern would also be a problem, and it was unknown how far the aftermath would reach. A.A couldn’t understand this ending. She was most relieved when Ashe assured Ash that she would not destroy Hildern.
“But I won’t do anything more.”
She gave Achildern a grace period of 15 years. By removing her magic mass her from her own body and connecting it to Ahildern instead, she took care so that Ahildern’s forest could be maintained without any action for her 15 years. But at the same time, she made it clear that she didn’t know what happened after that.
Even within Ahldern, only a handful of elves were aware of this fact. Salina followed my instructions without saying anything, clearing the forest in Ashildern and looking for a new place to move to. Realizing that there was no way to reseal Mimir, the elders of the elves followed her will her and devoted themselves to her development.
“Are you thinking of leaving? Very far?”
“I will protect Jin. Now that I am in this body, I can feel the composition of Jin more clearly. I know for sure I can’t go far. If I go far, some great nightmare will strike from outside the camp.”
Besides, she was going to keep this gin as well. It was very fortunate news for Artie and me. It was because she could n’t force anything on her, who was n’t Mimir anymore. I said.
“Thanks. Even if you become like that, you think of protecting people.”
“I wanted to help people. I didn’t know it would turn out like this. Still, I don’t want to stay here at all. Here is… It’s so stinky and dank. When I am in this disgusting place, I keep thinking of the time I was confined. I’m getting out of here The back garden around here is my range of motion. I’m thinking of living there just planting a flower garden.”
“Good idea. I have to leave this place now. It was a bad habit that lasted too long. Yes?”
I looked up at the sky. The ancestors that were shining like stars were no longer there. At one time, it was said that the ceiling of this Mimir leaked light as bright as stars. However, after thousands of years, there was only darkness in the clogged ceiling. Even now, the ancestors of the elves were adding an octave to their screams amidst the demonic swords.
“What are you going to do?”
And here, Aglio Festa remained. He was looking at me with an emaciated face. He was a spirit still on this earth, courtesy of Omelas Ash. Aglio Festa said with a calm face.
“Now I will have to follow others. It’s been too long. For too long, I’ve been helpless. Did you bring that sword? Peta Lucius. It is enough for me to have lived a little longer than others.”
“I heard a story about you. He was a pioneer of teleportation magic, but he suddenly committed suicide by burning all the data? You are… Did you know? The identity of Mimir and the secret of Epsilon Meigar.”
Ali Rio Festa nodded his head. It was like that too. Having burned the materials in front of Mimir, he knew all the facts. He must have died because he knew everything.
“I couldn’t handle it. When I revealed the truth, I couldn’t handle the ramifications it would bring. When I found a diary written by Omelas Ashe among the unpublished transcripts of Epsilon Maygar, and found strangely similar habits in the papers the two wrote, I wished none of this was real. But everything was true. Even if I denied it, the evidence was gradually gathering. I was afraid of that, so I burned them all. Then, because I didn’t have the courage to live on, I ended my life.”
Ash looked over the Aglio Festa. When she was no longer human, she showed an even stranger appearance when she was silent. I also remembered him. She was the man who taught me the weakness of Meigar’s goblet. Aglio Pesta said.
“Thank you for forgiving my children.”
Ash looked at him blankly and then opened his mouth.
“Except Mayga, I hated you the most. Every time they came to seek Mimir’s help, I hated you the most for looking at me with guilt-filled eyes from among the souls.”
Ali Rio Festa shut his mouth. Ash ran. A golden afterimage of her vaguely followed her movements. Grabbing her ali rio festa by the collar, she screamed at her. The golden face her trembled.
“Do you think the guilt of Mei is cleared once you grab her by the collar? Why are you pretending to be good by yourself! If you said! If you said it might be over! It could have ended there! But you came all this way because you kept your mouth shut! Are you so confident that you’re sorry for me? Are you proud of the fact that you felt guilty among those psychopaths?”
Ash slammed the Ali Rio Festa onto her floor her. Festa rolled on her floor and groaned in agony. She gritted her teeth as Ash couldn’t control her anger her.
“There is only one reason that has kept you alive for so long. You will remain here, serving as a warning against all lies and deceit. Forever. While suffering.”
Ash looked at me. Her eyes she wanted the magic sword.
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After the case is closed. The elders cautiously poked their heads at Mimir. They thought of asking Mimir to extend the energy support for the forest for another three years. It was because, judging from the current state of things, there was a pretty good chance that all of Ahildern would wither away before the land reclamation project was finished.
It was quite a spectacle to see the bearded elders of the elves squatting at the graveside with their hips twitching. They huddled and burrowed into Mimir’s cracks, which had become noticeably worn and tattered in the past few days. I took a deep breath and turned on the light. The deepest part of Mimir came into view in the distance.
In the middle, someone was screaming. The elders who entered the basement could hear the screams clearly. They moved slowly toward the scream. Their shoulders were shrunk at the eerie screams, but they overcame it with a sense of duty.
“Aaaaagh! Aaaaa! Aaaaagh!”
And the elders who confirmed the identity of the scream screamed and ran away.
There, only her head she remained, her manly spirit her entwined in her vines, screaming.
