LOS 93 The year changed, and many things shifted. Unlike Beldam, the people of Arnatol, who basked in the glory of victory, continued to lead peaceful lives. Of course, they too shuddered at the mention of war, but they were desperate to listen to the story o…
Continue ReadingLOS 92 Epilogue The people who took me in were neither from Ipswin nor from Beldam. I have now arrived in another foreign land, one I had never set foot in before. I couldn't even remember how they introduced their own country. There was a fact far more i…
Continue ReadingLOS 91 For a while, there was no sign of anything in the water. Meanwhile, the ship continued to sink. Because it was tilting to the side, Anna almost lost her grip on the structure. She looked toward where Giles had disappeared with an anxious gaze. It felt …
Continue ReadingLOS 90 Red warning lights flashed intermittently, illuminating the space above their heads. I couldn't believe my ears. The ship is sinking? Are they serious? But now was not the time for jokes. Especially not in a place gathered with people who didn'…
Continue ReadingLOS 89 The man, who had been listening to her in silence, spoke. “The young lady's story is unfortunate, but once you've boarded this ship, there is no way out. Had you avoided boarding, perhaps. Now, all that remains for everyone here is to wait for …
Continue ReadingLOS 88 Giles held Anna in his arms and hid in a secluded spot. Though they had managed to flee from the soldiers, they were now heading toward the frozen wasteland known as the Land of Death. A camp across the sea where political prisoners and hardened crimin…
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