The Magnificent Battle Records of A Former Noble Lady

"Dear Sirtina!

"Till."

Tiltinkle came to Sirtina, who was still surely defeating the demon while pulling the child's hand.

"The demons from the back of town to the center are almost finished. The Lord says he will join Migliane in the annihilation of the demons that are in the baron's mansion, the lord of this town. I was told to return to the Virgin once the destruction of the demons at Sirtina's place was over."

"Okay. I'm done here, so tell them to be careful."

"I accept."

Sirtina, who dropped off Tiltinkle, succumbs in front of the child.

"I'll use both hands to shorten the time, so I'll give it to you. Get in."

"Yeah."

"Hold on tight. I'm coming!"

I turned my hand around my neck to make sure the child on my back didn't fall off, and I made sure it was stable before I ran out.

If you cut down the different demons with the sword of your right hand, and blow them with the wind magic of your left hand, one side of the demon was wiped out in minutes of the thing.

"Phew. Did you get rid of the coarseness? Uh," Explore ""

Pattin, the wind blows through the area instantly signaling the ringing fingers.

"Wow!?

If he hadn't moved on the spot for a while, the wind running through the town would have returned and blown to Sirtina and the others.

"Ahaha. Sorry, were you surprised? The winds asked me to go around and see if there were any demons left in town. Looks like we've cleared up everything but the demons in the baron's mansion where Master Al and Migliane headed, shall we return to one end?"

"Yeah."

At the end of Sirtina's gaze, who pulled the child's hand down from his back and returned to the entrance to town, there was a line of rubbing.

"Clo, what happened?

"Oh, you're back, Silty. The child she brought in yesterday jumped out of town. I say I'm going to look for my child because of you and I hesitate. Yuto is forgiving, but how long will it take... and you, that guy,"

"Oh, as good as it gets. Look, the Virgin is worried. Go away."

"Yeah."

Sirtina takes a breath when she drops off the child who rushed out to Akari.

"Did you help him? What kind of wind is that?

"You're rude, Cro. I'm going to do one or two things to help people."

"Unconditionally?"

"Hehe. Hey, Cro. To that kid, the world... how do you think this country looks?

My parents dumped me, betrayed me, and there were still people who could pick me up and help me.

There was someone there to help me in times of danger.

Tears into the "irrationality" that came down and the "reality" that was poked out, but still unconditionally believes in others (one) from the bottom of their hearts and chooses to take their hands.

How does this world look like to him, this country? …

"I'm sure she likes this country. So... yes, that's why I wanted you to see it. What we're going to do. The end of this country. And after it's all over, I want to know what kind of answer that kid's gonna give me. That's why I helped. That's all."

If a child makes a completely different choice from himself for betrayal from someone close to him, he wants to know what kind of choice he makes when someone else takes away everything he cares about.

Do you resent it or hate it?

Or will I still forgive you?

"I didn't help him. I helped because I wanted to know. And it's up to him to say goodbye."

If you resent it, let's cut it off.

If you hate, let's abandon it.

If we are to forgive..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................

"Terrible guy."

"I'll take it as a compliment."

Kreutz smiled bitterly at Sirtina, who laughed.

Uh-huh.

- I'm sorry.

"Then let's do it, Akali."

"Yeah."

A few minutes late for the Sirtinas. Alhardt and Migliane, who ended the annihilation of the monster who was safely in the baron's mansion, returned and asked Tiltinkle from there to finish the final check to see if there were any monster leaks, leaving only purification by the acari.

If the clams that came forward to be accompanied by Ut began to purify, the area would be surrounded by a light that would shine lightly.

"Clean!!

Many particles of light climb into the sky from the town of Egid surrounded by light.

A child raised his voice as he saw the particles of light disappearing into the sky.

A child cackled and laughed at the particles as they slid through their outstretched hands and climbed into the sky.

Looking at such a child, Sirtina narrowed her eyes.

"Dear Sirtina,"

"Till, how'd it go?

Keeping his gaze on the child, he shook his head left and right when he asked Tiltinkle, who had returned from town.

"We went to the private house that Master Sirtina said, but the results were as you imagined. It was a tragic thing."

"I knew it. Thank you, Till. I'm sorry about everything."

"No. As long as this happens."

Kreutz stands next to him instead of the thankful Tiltinkle returning to Alhardt.

Golden eyes saw Sirtina only once, but she was sent back without saying anything.

"Looks like there were other kids left behind."

Pottori, Sirtina said.

"He seems to have been the only one who made the choice to leave town, so he just jumped out to see if the others were safe, even though he knew it was dangerous."

"Is that so?"

"Well, I couldn't do that... or I wouldn't let you."

Demons attack people. Attack only people.

With the demons walking so wide, it's not hard to imagine the end of someone who has no power whatsoever.

"I could show you."

There was no inconvenience for Sirtina when she showed that "reality".

"But if it breaks, it's boring."

What I want to see is after it's all over. It's the child's choice after Sirtina and the others have "finished" everything.

If it "breaks" along the way, the fun will be lost.

"For those who don't see it in person, he can take it and accept it and move on."

It's not worth the help if you don't entertain me.

At the end of Sirtina's gaze when she said that and laughed, she still looked like a fun, laughing child.

"Love never sprang up?

"If it's about sympathy, I can give it to you. But I will never hold anyone else in this country again."

All "love" was trampled, mutilated, messed up and dumped by them two years ago.

Now I don't pick them up and connect them beautifully.

I am now the result of trampling them further, tearing them apart, messing them up and then setting them on fire.

I fed all the "love" I once had to the flame of "hatred".

So I didn't hold anything against that kid either.

If I had been here when I was a former Duke's Lady, I would have unconditionally sprinkled charity, laughed with love, and moved around for this child.

But there is no such thing as Sirtina Barratona anymore.

All I can do right now is have "sympathy" and help "because I want to have fun."

"I'm sorry I'm such a lord, Cro"

"That's why I signed a deal with you, Silty."

"Yes, you did."

A laughing siltina reaches out her hand to the particles of light.

Sirtina grinned deeply at the particles slipping through without even feeling the hit.

"Three places after."

They told me it was like a countdown, and it only reached Kreutz, who stood next door, and disappeared.