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Chapter 88.1 - Ruins of Cabolissa (2)

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Chapter 88.1: Ruins of Cabolissa (2)

"There's a certain level to being shameless…!"

The voice of the Second Lord was full of sharp edges.

It was an expected reaction.

I came to her suddenly and asked for a precious magic stone. Even I think I was being shameless.

Anyway, looking at her reaction, she definitely had one.

"I already warned you before. If you keep trying to use me like this…"

"I will make sure the last one would be the last."

I didn't want to continue arguing with her, so I just cut off whatever she was trying to say.

It startled the Thunder Lord.

"…The next request will be the last one?"

"Yes. If you give me the magic stone I needed, I will definitely tell you the location of the spirit I promised you at the end of the next request."

I glanced at the level floating above her head. It was still 90 like before.

A place with a powerful spirit comparable to Laxia, the great thunder spirit that I annihilated.

As long as that was a bait, she definitely couldn't refuse.

She said, looking at me with her eyes narrowed.

"Do you even know how precious magic stones are? To be honest…"

"If you're going to talk nonsense, I will just find another Lord."

I immediately blocked what she's trying to do.

At my words, she frowned again and stopped.

"Where are you going to use the magic stone?"

"Is that important?"

"…It's not important. Please keep your promises properly, Seventh Lord. You must give me the information I needed at your next request."

"Of course."

Contrary to the earnest voice of the Second Lord, I nodded with a light heart.

She clicked her tongue with a very uncomfortable face and stood up.

"Wait here."

Apparently trying to get it herself, she went out of the room.

I leaned back in my chair and waited patiently for her to return.

If she gets the spirit, she'll definitely be antagonistic again.

But no matter what attitude she showed, I had no intention of not keeping my promise.

Unless she's an idiot, she wouldn't recklessly attack me again after being beaten like that.

Soon after, she returned to the room. She was holding something the size of a fist in her hand.

The magic stone she held, unlike normal ones with a faint bluish tinge, had a completely transparent light.

I took what she handed over and examined it.

"Thank you. Then I'll leave."

Having obtained the magic stone, I immediately left the Second Lord's Castle.

It was late at night, but I didn't want to stay at the castle of the Thunder Lord. I was certain neither did she, so I moved right away.

***

There were many ruins and dungeons in the game.

Some of them had nothing to do with the main story, but there were, of course, some that had to do with it.

Ruins of Cabolissa.

A ruin left by a great mage who was praised as a great sage during the ancient time.

The place I was visiting with Asher was also a ruin related to the main story in the game.

It was an episode in which Asher found out the truth that there was no survivor and finally decided what she should do.

Oh oh oh!

As we continued to slow down and change direction from earlier, Ti-Yong let out a roar, perhaps feeling frustrated.

I patted its neck to calm it down and then looked down intently.

The present location was a vast plateau to the west of Santea.

As the Ruins of Cabolissa was a place I passed through in the game as part of the main story, I definitely remembered the place.

It was a terrain like a deep pit…

It was a fairly large terrain, so it shouldn't be difficult to find.

And as I thought, I was able to find it soon.

In the middle of the field, the terrain suddenly protruded like the crater of a dormant volcano.

"Let's go down."

He guided Ti-Yong to land in the middle of the pit and got off its back.

It looked small from above, but when we came down, the protruding surface was so high that it completely blocked my view.

Let's see…

I looked around and found the entrance to the ruins with my super sensory maxed out.

I didn't have to look for long. Soon, I found the thing I was looking for at a distance. It was a rock embedded in a slope, a huge magical energy was emanating from it.

That's it.

Asher and I moved closer to the rock.

It was a long and wide rock reminiscent of a stone gate, and in the center of it were three fist size magic stones in a triangular shape.

Two emitted a soft golden light, but one only emitted a transparent light because it was half broken.

I examined the half-broken magic stone here and there and touched it with my hand. I tried to pull it with a bit of strength.

Hmm.

It didn't even budge.

Even though half of it was broken, the magic stone stayed firmly embedded in the stone gate and did not move.

I pretended nothing was wrong and said to Asher.

"Pull this out."

"…Ah, yes."

She, too, seemed to have sensed the mighty magic power within the rock, and was distracted by it. She then stepped forward at my words.

Then, the broken magic stone was easily pulled out of the hole.

She looked at me with a puzzled expression as I inserted the magic stone I had brought into the hole.

Although the size was not right, the magic stone stuck like a magnet as soon as it touched the hole.

And soon the magic power felt from the rock stirred like a simmering fire, and even dyeing the magic stone golden.

I stepped away from the shaking rock and spoke to Asher.

"Try injecting magic into the rock."

Asher hesitated for a moment, then put her hand on the rock and created magic.

Then, her blue mana and the golden mana mixed, and the rock split apart and opened on both sides.

Coo coo coo.

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Chapter 88.2: Ruins of Cabolissa (2)

Even in the game's story, this place was a ruin that a lot failed to enter when it was first discovered because of the broken magic stone.

If it was just a simple ruin, one could just break inside, but this place wasn't that simple.

Eventually, an inner passage was revealed. Luminous stones densely studded the ceiling, so it wasn't dark.

"Let's go."

Asher, who was staring at the passageway with a puzzled face, turned around as if she was a little surprised.

It must be because whenever I found a place like this during my search for mysteries, I always let her stay outside and entered alone.

However, this place was a ruin only for Asher. Even if I couldn't explain that to her.

I moved first, and as always, Asher silently followed me asking nothing.

It's wide.

I walked through the wide aisle, feeling the cool air on my skin.

And we quickly arrived at a much wider space with a magic circle engraved on the floor.

Magic stones were everywhere, lines connected by magical power, and a magic circle in the center, just like the underground scenery seen in the Overlord's Castle.

Asher and I fixed our eyes on the top of the magic circle.

It was because something like a translucent blue light was wriggling in the air. It looked like some kind of spiritual body.

Knowing what that thing was, I calmly waited.

Rather than a guardian of the ruins, should I say that it's more of a guide?

This guy was to guide any visitors for the ordeal prepared by the owner of this ruin.

Soon the guy took shape and changed into the appearance of an old man.

– …How long has this been? Someone finally came!

A very excited voice rang in my head.

The guy grinned and looked at Asher, and I, then continued.

– Welcome, adventurers! This is the place that the great sage Cabolissa arranged for her successor. Those of you who have found this place are qualified to challenge the ordeal. There are two trials prepared. Choose one of the two trials. If you pass, a reasonable reward will wait for you at the end.

As the guy said, I looked at the two entrances on one side of the space.

Asher followed me a beat later and moved her gaze.

– The entrance on the left is an ordeal that tests brute force, and the entrance on the right is a test of mental strength. If you fail the ordeal, you will lose your life. So, choose wisely. If you don't want to challenge the ordeal, you can leave the ruins now.

I fixed my gaze on the entrance on the right.

A trial of mental strength.

This would bring out the painful memories of the challenger, would drive the mind to the limit. It was an ordeal where one had to overcome agony and suffering.

It could be said that it was like the hallucinations that Asher suffered from monsters in Hallmenta before.

The only difference was that the degree would be much higher than then.

However, since this was an ordeal to the end, if Asher herself was determined, she could somehow overcome it. Like how it happened in the game.

If you fail, you lose your life.

Although there was a big risk to take, I didn't worry because I had something to protect myself from it.

Because I had [Soul of the King], mental attacks wouldn't work on me.

In the event of an emergency, I planned to take Asher and escape.

Of course, I didn't know what other dangerous devices were in place in this ruin, but I would have to take that level of risk.

"Go through the right entrance, Asher."

I said that and walked to the right entrance.

Asher followed me with a look of confusion, not knowing what this ordeal was all about. The guide also floated and followed us.

Inside the entrance, another magic circle covered the entire room, but the magic I felt was much bigger.

– You have chosen the trial to test your mental strength. So let's start the ordeal right away.

The guide raised magic power, and the magic circle that responded to it emitted a bright light.

"…!"

Asher, who was staggering, immediately fell to the floor. The magic that was activated blew her consciousness away.

On the contrary, I was still standing.

However, I feel the memories of the past rushing through my head like a tidal wave.

Oh…

It's roughly like this.

All the painful memories I had experienced in my life so far passed by clearly. It amplified my negative emotions to the limit.

But apart from the fact that there were no difficulties in my past life, I was also not mentally disturbed because of the [Soul of the King].

I just watched everything with a novel feeling. But came after that were unknown memories.

"…?"

…What was this?

I was running away, bleeding to the point of darkness, chased by some pursuers.

A burning town, screaming people, and me standing blankly in the middle of it…

The unknown memories confused me, but I was able to realize it soon.

It's the memory of the real owner of this body.

Fragments of irregular and tangled memories rose to the surface and then sunk back down.

I furrowed my brows and recalled the past memories.

However, the memories that had already passed once quickly faded like a dream and did not come to mind.

– Ho, you held up quite a bit?

The guide smiled as he saw me standing there.

– But if you keep holding on like that, you will go crazy. Come on, lose your mind like your colleague. This is an ordeal designed to be overcome, not to be endured soberly…

"Hey."

I cut him off and said.

"Could you make the hallucination magic you're currently using even more powerful?"

– …Huh?

"It's not coming back because the memories have passed. Hurry before I forget."

He looked at me with a puzzled expression. It was as if he was looking at a madman.

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Chapter 89.1: Ruins of Cabolissa (3)

Unknown memories.

I hurriedly urged the guide to strengthen the magic to see if those memories would return, but the answer that I got was disappointing.

– I only activated the already engraved spell, so it's not something I can control. No, more than that, why are you fine…?

Shit.

I clicked my tongue and scratched my head.

Memories that have now completely disappeared only linger in my mind, with only fleeting moments remaining sparsely.

What was it?

It differed from the déjà vu memories I experienced last time in Actipol.

I knew it instinctively. It must have been the memories related to the original owner of this body.

It was regrettable that the memories ended there.

There's no reason to know this body's past. But anyway, it's a body that I possessed, so I have no choice but to be curious.

I was immersed in my thoughts as I recalled the fragments of the faint memories that remained, and then I looked up.

– Was there something wrong with the magic? There's no way that could be the case… But it makes little sense to resist with pure mental power…

"Hey."

I asked the guide, who was circling above me and behaving frantically.

"Is this the end of the ordeal?"

– …

The guy grunted and groaned and eventually answered reluctantly.

– Yes… You have passed the ordeal. It's the first time I've seen such an absurd case.

It ended very simply.

Since I had the [Soul of the King], I already expected this result from the very beginning.

I turned my gaze to look at the collapsed Asher.

I passed, but it would take a while for her to overcome the ordeal and wake up. It was like that in the game.

It took a whole day and a half.

When she challenged the trials in the game, she was at a lower level than now.

The higher the level, the easier it would be to pass through the ordeal. The situation wouldn't be worse than what it was in the game.

All that's left now was to wait patiently.

I moved closer to Asher.

I turned her over and laid her upright, then moved to the wall at the corner and sat down with my back leaning against it.

The guide, who was looking at the scene curiously, asked me.

– A really strange person came in. Is there anything else you want to ask about the ordeal? Your colleague is probably going crazy inside her mind.

He probably thought that my carefree attitude was strange.

He probably initially just thought of me as an adventurer who stumbled into the ruins by accident.

I asked the other.

"Since I passed the ordeal, would I receive a reward?"

– Uhm, yes. But if you leave this place alone, the ordeal would be void.

Of course, there was no way I would leave Asher alone and go out on my own.

Rather, I should prepare just in case she did not pass the ordeal…

Will leaving this space lift the effect of the hallucination magic?"

– Yes.

"Then, is it against the rules if I forcefully take out a colleague who has not passed yet?

– Of course it's a violation! Once you challenge the ordeal, no one can interfere. If such a case happened, I will punish you myself.

The guide shouted resolutely.

I stroked my chin and looked at his level.

[Lv. 83]

Fairly high level.

It could be called a spiritual body, but it was not a mere soul, since I could see his form clearly.

Judging from the aura I felt, it was mixed with magic power… It must have been the magic of a great sage.

The source of power was not the energy of nature, but magic power. I wondered if it was like that of a spirit.

If Asher failed the ordeal and he prevented us from escaping outside, then we would have to fight.

It would be difficult to spread a shield, so if a battle broke out, was it best to annihilate the other with a surprise attack?

As if he knew what I was thinking, the guide had his arms crossed with a solemn expression.

I spoke to the guy again.

"I'm bored. Let's talk."

– Talk? Hmm, good.

He appeared uninterested, but he couldn't hide his excitement.

Like the initial reaction earlier, he must have been stuck here alone for a very long time.

If I tried to become close to the other like this, he might let his guard down and then it would be easier to do a surprise attack later when needed.

Of course, there was the fact that he was the only one I could talk to here. It could at least ease my boredom.

– The last group of challenger came here over 100 years ago. There were five people, and they challenged the ordeal of force.

– I don't know how it is in this era, but the great Cabolissa was the greatest sage of her day…

I quickly tired of his nonstop chatter and just kept my mouth shut.

I tried to dig up some information about the ancient times, but there was no useful information I could get from him.

Time passed that way.

I ate the food I had brought little by little and looked at Asher's condition.

I knew by now what she was going through in the illusion that she's experiencing.

It would be painful, but in the end, in order to grow, she had no choice but to face and overcome everything.

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A night of storms and thunderstorms.

There was a woman who was running on a mountain road through heavy rain.

Asher held onto her sister's hand and swung her sword. She cut down the monsters that attacked from all sides.

In that desperate escape, the destination was always the same.

Asher, who stopped at the edge of the cliff, looked down at the river that was raging because of the heavy rain. She was panting.

She looked back.

A monster holding a spear was slowly walking toward them.

"…Aaaaaaa!"

How many times was this already?

Asher screamed and tried to run towards him. But it was just futile.

Tuuk.

As always, the body did not listen, and only the bitter smile of the younger sister who pushed her down the cliff was the last thing she saw.

Spash!

Asher sank below the surface. She no longer had the strength to struggle.

She knew about this situation that was repeating several times, dozens of times, and hundreds of times. Like a terrible nightmare.

She stood at the scene of the massacre again. She felt her heart slowly crumbling in terrible agony.

"…Run away, Asher! Don't look back!"

Father cried as he held her dead mother in his arms.

Asher ran away with her sister again.

She fled while the assailants slaughtered her father and tribesmen. Once again, she was driven to the edge of a cliff.

Falling down the cliff again. Again, the cold spear's edge pierced his sister's chest.

Again, again, again.

"…"

Asher realized at some point that this was all an illusion.

She just recalled that the Seventh Lord, and she found a certain ruin… and then she followed the other to challenge some kind of ordeal without really knowing why she should.

Was this the ordeal?

Then what was the ordeal for?

What had passed cannot be undone. She couldn't change anything in reality, the same could be said for this illusion.

That fact made her so miserable that Asher burst into tears.

She saw the General walking towards them with heartless eyes.

The younger sister, who was holding her hand, looked back at her. She looked bewildered after seeing her sobbing.

"Sister, what's wrong? This isn't the time to be like this. Come on…"

Yeah, nothing would change in the end.

Even if she returned to reality, the only thing she could do was revenge. Neither the dead family nor the dead tribe members would come back alive.

Maybe she was really the only one left in the world.

Whatever it was, your choice was not wrong.

It was only after her heart was driven to the brink of collapse that Asher could finally admit everything.

An irresistible sadness came over her, but she was no longer confused.

Asher grabbed her sister's hand as the other tried to push her away.

She grabbed her arm and pulled her closer. Then she hugged her tightly.

"I'm sorry, I'm really sorry…"

"…"

"So… stop it now."

The younger sister, who was embarrassed and tried to get out of her arms, halted.

Asher held her for a long while before slowly pulling away.

Her younger sister was smiling.

It was a smile that was a little less sad than before, and a little less bitter.

Squeak.

Her younger sister's body scattered like a mirage and disappeared.

Asher wiped the tears from her face and looked ahead. The General was standing there.

The surrounding scenery had changed. From the cliff, into the endless darkness of nothing.

She injected power into the hand holding the sword. Asher ran towards him.

And the very next moment, the blade of the spear blew Asher's neck off.

Darkness raged, and time went backwards.

Asher, who had died in an instant, stood face to face with the General again.

She pounced again, and this time she couldn't hold out even three times, and he pierced her heart with his spear.

"Argh…!"

Strong.

It was a strength that could not even be compared to when he fought her at the banquet in Earth Hill before.

She too had grown significantly since that day's duel, but the gap was still far away.

This was the General's strength, and it must be the true gap between him and herself.

However, this place was only an illusion, only in one's memory, but what on earth was its existence based on?

Consciousness? Imagination?

A small question arose, but whatever it was, it didn't really matter.

Asher stared at the General in front of her with emotionless eyes, then attacked again.

Dozens of duels, and well, hundreds of attacks came and went.

Asher also died and resurrected just as much.

There was no reason to worry about one's life in this fantasy, where death would not be the end.

She gradually got used to it. She lowered her fighting spirit and emotions to a minimum and contemplated calmly.

Even while fighting, she looked at the battle between the two as if she was seeing it through a third person's eye.

She examined every movement and imprinted it on her head. She jumped back and recreated the action.

In the endless repetition, she finally understood and accepted them one by one until she broke down the wall.

3056th death.

Asher's body split in half and regenerated again.

There were faint bloodstains on the General's arms as well. It was a wound from her sword.

It's not enough…

She didn't know how close she had to be to his level or to what level she had to reach to end this ordeal.

But Asher hoped it wouldn't end that soon.

Even in this fantasy, she hoped she could continue to wield her sword until she overcome him.

***

About half a day passed, and for the first time, a change appeared in Asher.

She was still lying like a dead log, but the level floating above her head changed.

[Lv. 86]

One level up.

Looking at the scene, I felt some relief.

That her level had risen meant that she was safely passing through the ordeal without collapsing in the illusion.

A little more time passed and her level went up one more level, reaching level 87.

It was an abnormal speed, but after stopping there, it did not rise for a long time.

And maybe half a day or so had passed.

"…?"

I, who had been staring at the ceiling while lying in a daze, jumped up.

It was because Asher's body, which could not move until now, trembled weakly.

And…

[Lv. 90]

…She leaped three levels from 87 all at once and finally broke the 80 wall and reached level 90.

It was the same level she had reached in the game after overcoming the ordeal.

– Ohh…

The guide's low exclamation rang out.

Soon Asher's eyes slowly opened.

Standing up, she looked around with calm eyes and met my eyes.

I hadn't decided what to say, but I involuntarily asked, reflexively.

"Have you overcome everything?"

She stared blankly at me for a moment, then slowly nodded.

"…Yes."

Sadness and joy, emptiness and sense of accomplishment, and regret and relief.

With a smile as if all conflicting emotions were mixed, she said;

"It seems to be the case."

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After regaining her consciousness, it felt like the atmosphere around Asher changed a little. It's like it became calmer or something.

I didn't know if it was because she had reached level 90 or because she had a big change of heart during the ordeal.

At least it didn't seem like it was going in a bad direction, so I was a little relieved.

– Since both of them escaped from the illusion, the ordeal is now over.

The guide said so and moved to one side.

It was a wall with nothing blocked, but as soon as the guy created magic and seemed to do something, a change appeared.

Coo goo.

The wall cracked and slowly opened on both sides.

Asher and I looked at the scene revealed within.

There was a magic circle at the end of the short passage, and a staff was embedded in the middle.

A space that I once saw while playing the game.

A space that would be a major turning point for Asher.

Recalling that faint scene in my memory, I felt a little strange.

– Since you passed the ordeal you deserve to be rewarded accordingly.

I knew what the price was, so I didn't bother to ask.

I glanced at Asher and followed the guide toward the staff.

Asher also followed me with a questioning look.

– Alright then…

As the two of us stood in front of the staff, the guide used a much bigger magic than before.

Magical power flowing in golden light quietly swirled around and the magic circle flashed.

As I was watching this scene, I looked into the air and noticed that the guide had already disappeared.

Saaaaaa.

It took an instant for all the enormously turbulent mana to be absorbed by the staff.

A faint shape slowly emerged from the staff in the quiet surroundings.

A translucent spiritual body that resembled the guide, but appeared to be a young woman.

Great Sage Cabolissa.

A great mage who ruled the golden age era of ancient magic.

With a hazy look, she glanced at Asher and I alternately.

– Haa… Did someone finally passed the ordeal? How many years had it been before the magic…

The voice of lamentation resounded in my head first, and then her words continued.

– Nice to meet you, adventurers. I am Cabolissa Orbilt, the mage who created this ruin.

"…"

"Why is there no answer? If you know who I am, introduce yourself too.

I only blinked my eyes at her, but I opened my mouth briefly.

"It's Ron."

Asher, who was looking at the great sage as if she was curious, also answered.

"This is Asher."

The great sage, slightly displeased, continued her story.

– Well, good. I also have a lot of questions about the outside world, but I have little time. The fact that you came all the way here and woke me up must mean that you passed the ordeal I prepared.

"Yes."

– The reward for that is my knowledge. Until the magic that holds me now runs out, I can answer any of your questions. But the time would only be 10 minutes. Originally, it was much longer than this, but considerable time had passed and there has been a small error in the magic formula. I can't believe that no one had passed the ordeal for such a long time.

It was she who spoke as if lamenting once again.

I remembered she was a person from ancient times, so this ruin must be the same.

– I was once the most adept at the truth of this world. If you want magical enlightenment, I will help you, and if you crave other knowledge, I will also answer to the best of my knowledge. So, you can ask me anything.

I had little time, so I asked without hesitation.

The reason I came here was to ask this from the beginning.

"Do you know about the White Moon tribe?"

My question took aback Asher.

The great sage replied.

– It's the White Moon tribe, of course I know. Aren't they a race with the ability to increase purity by purifying mana? I also had a few close friends there with whom I had a personal connection.

"This woman is from the White Moon tribe."

I continued talking while looking at Asher.

"In the current era, the White Moon tribe is almost exterminated because of certain… circumstance."

– …Hmm?

"What I want to know is whether there is at least one member of the White Moon tribe living on the continent other than this woman?

The great sage looked at Asher with strange eyes.

Asher looked at me with a rather perplexed expression.

She's probably thinking no matter how the other was a great sage or not, she's still not a god, so how could she know of such a thing?

But I knew that the sage could figure it out.

– You're making a pretty novel request.

"Is it impossible?"

– No, it's not impossible. As long as it has all the necessary conditions.

I heard a loud gasp.

At the great sage's words, Asher's eyes were shaking as if an earthquake had struck.

The great sage said to Asher.

– I need some of your blood, so just drop a few drops on the floor.

"…Yes, yes."

Asher hurriedly cut his palm with a knife, causing blood to flow.

I watched the scene quietly from the side.

Her blood dripped onto the floor and formed a small puddle.

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– I will explain briefly. The magic that I will use is a magic that searches for beings that have the same roots as your blood. In short, it's a magic that can find your people.

The great sage raised her magic power and explained.

The stunned Asher asked in a trembling voice.

"With that… you mean it's possible to find my people, no matter how far away they are?"

– It's basically impossible. No matter how much magical power I possessed, is it possible to search across the entire continent?

"Then how…?"

– But if I combine it with one of my mysteries, it's possible for a very short time. Even if I explain that part, you won't understand it, anyway.

Asher kept her mouth shut.

It really didn't matter what the principle of it was, the important thing was if it could find her tribe members.

Wooo.

The golden and black auras were mixed and dwelled in Asher's blood.

One was the magic of the great sage, and the other was a power of unknown origin. It's probably the mystery the great sage said.

Soon, a translucent sphere appeared in the air just above the blood, and the magic wriggling inside the sphere drew an arrow.

Asher swallowed saliva with a nervous face, and I also watched the results with sunken eyes, a little nervous in a different way.

To be honest, I also had a bit of hope.

In the game, there were no survivors except for Asher, but it could have been different here.

So, I also deeply wished for that tiny possibility to exist. But…

Squeak.

The arrows that had been spinning dizzily in all directions, like a broken compass, had disappeared.

I sighed inwardly.

Small expectations were betrayed, and the natural result came out.

Not understanding what that meant, Asher turned her attention to the great sage.

– Hmmm…

The great sage nodded slightly and said.

– They no longer exist.

"…Yes?"

"There is no member White Moon tribe on this continent except for you. That's the result.

Hearing those words, Asher froze.

She stared blankly at the sphere floating in the air, not moving.

Finding a surviving member of her tribe.

It had been Asher's only purpose in life since that massacre, the only driving force for her to endure.

…But now, that's all over.

It wasn't until we reached this point that I felt a bit of regret. Was I too hasty?

Was I swayed too much by the main story, so I threw her into unbearable pain without considering her current condition?

"…"

But as if putting shame to my concern, Asher's expression didn't waver at all.

No sadness, no denial, no anger, no reaction whatsoever.

She just closed and opened her eyes once, muttering with the most bitter eyes.

"I see."

It was a calm voice that even sounded relieved.

I looked at her like that and asked the great sage.

"…Is there even a single possibility that the result will be wrong?"

"No. The magic unfolded perfectly. You can cast it again if you wish, but it won't change the result."

The great sage looked back at Asher and said.

– I'm sorry, child of the White Moon tribe. I don't know why they exterminated your clan, but…

Asher shook her head.

"No. Thank you for using your magic."

Asher seemed to have fully accepted the truth the great sage had told her.

To be honest, I wasn't expecting such a calm reaction, so it surprised me inside.

Even if she had little expectation of the existence of a survivor from her tribe, now even that glimmer of hope has disappeared. And it's basically confirmed that she was the only White Moon tribe left in this world.

I wondered if maybe she had finally decided on something during the ordeal.

…Anyway, things went well just fine.

I couldn't find anything to say for a moment, then opened my mouth.

"Are you okay?"

Asher nodded.

"Yes, I'm fine."

"…"

"I'm really okay, Sir Ron. It's just that my heart is a little empty. The fact that I am the last White Moon tribe on this continent, and that my clan would just end with me…

Then the great sage intervened.

– What do you mean your clan would end with you?

"Yes? Well, since I am the only White Moon tribe left on the continent…"

She looked at Asher in a puzzled way and said, as if she understood.

– Oh, did you not know? The White Moon tribe is a race capable of interbreeding with humans.

"…Yes?"

– When White Moons reproduce with humans and give birth to offspring, there is a half chance that White Moons will be born. You are the only White Moon tribe left in this world, but that didn't mean it's impossible to leave descendants.

Asher blinked blankly.

– So, you reproduce with a human male and give birth to a White Moon, and your children reproduce with another human and give birth to a White Moon. If the descendants continue to carry on the lineage of the White Moon in that way… Well, it might take a very long time before the tribe flourishes again. But at least, it wouldn't end with you. Do you understand?

"…"

– So find a human male, marry him, and leave as many offspring as possible. That's the only advice I can give you.

Asher nodded with a bewildered face and murmured softly.

"…Human male."

Then she glanced at me, and when our eyes met, she shook her head in amazement.

"Oh, no…"

"…?"

"No, it's not like that… I'm sorry."

What was she talking about?

I wondered what it was, but soon I just ignored it and moved my gaze to the great sage.

Now that time was short, I also have a question I want to ask.

"Great Sage."

– Hmm?

"Do you know about the existence of another dimension?"

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The continent of Rachronia was originally just nothing more than a game.

Earth was the original real world.

The phenomenon of possession, where I became my current body and a character in the game, was the beginning of everything. It was the biggest question I currently have in my mind.

And, of course, I had never talked to anyone about it before. Because there was no point in doing that.

But what if I asked that question to the great sage?

I asked her about it with a bit of expectation.

– Another dimension?

"Yes, I'm talking about a world where laws and civilizations differ completely from this world. Do you know of the existence of such a world?"

The great sage looked bewildered at my question.

– Well… I don't know. I don't have any knowledge about a world from another dimension. At least, to the extent of having meaningful evidence to back it up.

"Are you saying you don't believe it?"

– Yes. I remember hearing similar hypotheses put forward by some idiots a few times, but they were all unfounded. It's just the realm of wild fantasy.

"…"

As expected, even the greatest sage could not give the answer I needed.

I changed the question a bit.

"Then do you feel any sense of alienation about my existence?"

Since I was from a completely different world, I wonder if she could see anything different about him.

I asked this without expecting much, but the great sage looked at me blankly and answered immediately.

– Now that you say that…

"…?"

– Well, I thought it was just my mood, but after hearing that, I understand. There's a subtle sense of disparity in your soul. It's the subject I delved deeply into the most in my life, so I'm quite confident about that.

"A sense of disparity?"

– Yes, it's like the soul didn't fuse with your body properly.

I opened my eyes wide at the words that pierced my heart.

The soul and the body did not fuse.

Wasn't she talking about the phenomenon of me possessing this body?

"And?"

– And what? It's just the feeling that I got. If you're going to ask me the cause, I also have no way of giving you an answer.

I was a little excited for a moment, but then I calmed down again.

Yes, she didn't know about the existence of other worlds, so could I even dig up more information related to this?

Still, if there was some harvest from this situation, it's the hope that the phenomenon of possession that happened to me would not be a completely unknown territory where there was no answer.

A sense of disparity between the body and the soul…

The great sage, who was looking at me with strange eyes, tried to say something.

– I wish I could, but you…

Waaa!

But at that moment, the magic circle on the floor shone brightly and the great sage's shape distorted and slowly faded.

She let out a small sigh.

– Looks like the time is up already. Unfortunately, the conversation ends here, adventurers.

I asked her.

"Is your existence completely gone now?"

– Yes. In the first place, my spirit was barely holding on to this dead body with magic.

If there was more time, I could have asked more questions.

Feeling regretful, I stared at her as she slowly disappeared.

– You can take any items left in the ruins, including this staff. Then…

Soon, her soul completely disappeared.

I stared into the space where she was for a moment, then reached for the staff.

Even if she didn't tell me, of course I was thinking of taking it.

I pulled out the end stuck on the floor and examined it.

The staff of the great sage.

She didn't explain in detail, but having played the game, I was well aware of the abilities in this magic item.

Of course, it was useless to me, who didn't have a drop of magic.

Anyway, it was a very good item, as the great sage used it during her lifetime, so I could give it to anyone later.

Since Rigon was also talented in magic, I could let him use it when he grew up much more than he was now.

"…"

I grabbed the staff and looked back at Asher.

She seemed to be a little stunned from earlier.

The news about her being the only White Moon tribe out there must be a big shock even if she said that she was fine. Or was it because of what the sage said about how she could continue her bloodline? I couldn't really tell.

Well… it must be embarrassing.

What the great sage said earlier about the latter was quite absurd, but it was realistic advice.

Now there was only one White Moon tribe left in this world, the fate of her tribe rested on her shoulders.

Even if I were in her position, I would have felt so absurd and burdened in my heart.

She would make the choice, but given her personality, there was no way that she would cut off the bloodline of her tribe forever.

In the end, all she had to do was to find a human she love and leave a descendant of the White Moon tribe as advised by the great sage.

"Asher."

When I called her name, it startled Asher, then she turned to me.

"Yes, Sir Ron."

I asked her calmly.

"What are you going to do from now on?"

There was little reason for her to remain with me now.

Because she finally found out that there was no surviving member of her tribe.

The choice from now on was solely up to her, and even if she said she would leave me like this, I had no intention of stopping her.

"The reason you became my escort in the first place was because I told you that being with me would make it easier for you to spread your fame on the continent."

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