She seemed lost in thought, and slowly raised her head.
Gwen gazed at the starlight in the sky, which resembled the pupils of an eye, her eyes cold and profound.
Finally, traversing the vast sky, she gazed towards the farthest point of the Shulburn Centre.
The aura of righteous holy light emanating from his body grew increasingly intense and violent, and he could feel the soft whispers constantly ringing in his ears.
Finally, she chose to walk in that direction.
But she hadn't gone far when she stopped.
Because she saw someone.
That's Lia.
At this moment, she sat in the chair, looked up, and gazed at the sky, somewhat lost.
She was also holding a little fox that was fast asleep in her arms.
But Gwen only paused for a moment after seeing her before turning around and continuing toward her destination.
She was well aware that she bore the mission of eliminating evil.
However……
"Gwen."
A voice calling from behind made Gwen stop in her tracks.
She turned around and looked in the direction of the sound.
There, Lia had already lowered her head again.
Looking at her departing figure with eyes full of worry and concern, he asked:
"You...you've still decided to go?"
When Leah asked her a question, Gwen remained silent for a moment before slowly nodding.
Seeing Gwen's reaction, Leah slowly stood up, hugged the little fox in her arms tightly, and stared at Gwen with a firm gaze:
"I know I can't stop you."
She said softly.
"So... please give me a reason why I absolutely have to go."
Gwen remained silent, seemingly lost in deep thought.
But as she looked at Lia, a complex feeling involuntarily arose in her heart.
It seems that if she truly eliminates evil in the name of justice...
This meeting with Lia might be the last.
Therefore, she wanted to refuse.
At this moment, the holy light that had been in her eyes gradually disappeared, and a hint of confusion appeared in her clear eyes.
She stayed where she was, losing all sense of purpose in going forward.
Seeing Gwen's hesitation, Lia breathed a sigh of relief.
But before she could even feel happy, she heard Gwen's response:
"But I still want to go."
Lia was slightly taken aback, then looked up and met Gwen's gaze.
Watching her eyes change from confusion to absolute determination.
"I am a knight, therefore..."
She said in a low voice.
"For your sake, and for the safety of the residents."
It's no longer just for justice, but out of personal conviction.
"Especially for Viktor."
The next second, ice crystals swirled around Gwen's face, enveloped in white mist, and a silver helmet covered her face.
Let it float up in the air, and then slowly drift down.
She gripped the longsword tighter, as if she had already resigned herself to the final outcome.
That came from a knight's determination in the face of the gods.
We mortals can also slay gods.
“I” will definitely win.
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