The pocket watch in Loran Hill's hand glowed faintly, and the hands began to move.

"What about you? Do you have any wishes? If I go to report or move on, I'm afraid I won't have time to continue treating you."

"I....."

The man in brown stopped imagining various unconventional futures and was silent for a short time. He recalled his life, the mentor who was the best to him in his life, his fellow disciples who were as close as family, and finally, the unbelievable face of the person who died in his hands.

"I have nothing left... no family, no offspring, so don't worry or think about me."

"If I really have to express my wish, I only hope that you can say in your report that this is the final awakening of a conscientious mage. Even if all mages of the Lurna faction will be put on trial, I hope that a chance of survival can be left for some of the innocent among them."

"Not all wizards are like this, nor were they like this from the beginning. The magic sequence a long time ago was such a novel and hopeful extraordinary sequence, symbolizing a brand new future and infinite possibilities..." His voice became smaller and weaker, and finally gradually stopped.

"I see."

Loran Hill looked at the man who was gradually falling asleep, took a deep breath, then put away the pocket watch in his hand and ran quickly down the passage.

She had just informed Ketti on the other end of the matter through her pocket watch, and Ketti would arrive with Bines and others soon.

Now, she could no longer contain her anxious mood and wait, so she had to take a step ahead and reach the deepest part of the underground to interfere with and prevent the impending tragedy in advance.

Although it is unknown what kind of experience and reasons led the mages of the Lurna lineage to finally choose this path.

But in her understanding, behind that door was not the promised land of hope, but the source of endless sorrow.

Just as she saw in the information from past time and space, and just as it was recorded in the candlelight book.

'When the archangel returned, there was only greater loss and unspeakable sorrow.'