Ramira ignores the pitiful stance of the goddess who is still apologizing to her. Instead, she passes by and walks toward her twin brother. She tears a part of her dress and washes it on the small lake nearby. After squeezing the excess water on the cloth, Ramira returns to Geradine's side and wash the bloodstain on his face and neck.
Now that she already cleaned her twin brother's face, Ramira can now clearly see the deep cut that Geradine received on his neck. Although she now feels empty in her heart, Ramira thinks she can still feel the pain that Geradine had experienced before he died.
She already felt the burning pain in her neck earlier. It is already unbearable for her. Ramira cannot imagine how painful it is for Geradine. She is very sure that her twin brother experienced the pain three times compared to her.
