Pick Me Up, Infinite Gacha

Chapter 308



Chapter 308

# 308

308. Epilogue1. A crescent moon hung in the starry sky of

Taoni .

Freea sat on a chair on the terrace and looked at the scenery outside.

Bardia, the capital of the Millennium Empire.

In commemoration of the 10th anniversary of Priasis all Ragnar’s ascension to the throne, a grand festival was taking place in the streets.

Everywhere bright magic lights were turned on to illuminate the road and cheerful music played, and citizens of all ages gathered to dance and sing.

“Haa...”

Fria drank from the glass.

A bitter liquid flowed down her throat.

‘Ten years.’

It has already been 10 years since she ascended the throne.

It was once an empire that was suffering from war, but now the wounds were gradually healing.

“Your Majesty, are you here?”

Freea looked back.

A man in short armour entered through the curtains and bowed his head to her.

“Is it Yoshu?”

“yes.”

A man called Yoshu stood behind Fria.

The man’s gaze scanned the city.

“...a lot happened.”

“I see. I still remember it vividly.”

Freea looked at her confidant with a smile.

That man’s name is Yosh Knanze. He was from an insignificant commoner, but he stood by Freea and led this war to victory, and was now a positional figure who became the commander of the Imperial Guard.

“Look at the people enjoying the festival. If it wasn’t for your Majesty, they would still be suffering.”

“Do you think so too?”

“Of course, Your Majesty.”

black war.

It was the name of the disaster that shook all of Taone 10 years ago.

Unidentified monsters called ‘debris’ rose up in various places and began to sweep the entire continent.

‘War.’

Priasis recalled the past.

The war ended with a Taonier victory.

All races on the continent, including humans, joined forces to drive them out.

‘Was it a fight that would end so easily?’

From

what she remembers,

“...”

Fria frowned.

Occasionally, strange memories come to mind.

A memory of a time she had never experienced.

“By the way, Your Majesty, aren’t you going back to the president?”

“You mean the ballroom?”

“The main character of this festival is the Empress.”

“What would I do if I went to a place like that?”

“They say that the court wizard Sir Iolka prepared a special stage...”

“A special stage?”

Yoshu scratched the back of his head.

“It is said that without magic, it summons a dove from a hat, disappears on the spot, and performs tricks such as reading the back of a card.”

“Whoops, that’s interesting.”

Freea rose from her chair.

“I’ll say no. If I’m watching, wouldn’t it just be a burden? Let them enjoy it. I’m satisfied with their laughter.”

Freea took the view of the street with her eyes once more and left the terrace.

Walk along the long corridor.

Yoshu came after her.

“Sir Yoshu, let’s go back.”

“Your Majesty, this time too... are you going to inspect it?”

“What if?”

“At least, go with an escort. It’s dangerous.”

“I am confident in the security of the imperial capital. If the daughter and the daughter can’t walk safely at night, isn’t that also my responsibility?”

Freea took off the coat she was wearing and handed it to Yoshu.

The golden coffin and scarf were also thrown off.

“Whoa, that’s cool.”

“Your Majesty, how many times have I told you. If anything happens to the prison...” “

It’s okay. It’s okay. dwell.”

Freea pushed against one side of the wall, leaving Yoshu standing in a daze.

Doo kung. A passage opened with a light vibration. A place that no one knows except for a very few people in the imperial palace. It was a secret route she made to look directly at the ecliptic.

“Hiccup! Taalukuk! Long live Her Majesty! Long live! Long live!”

“This man! He’s drunk! Drink in moderation!”

“Hee, hee hee...”

The drunken people gathered in groups of twos and threes staggered with their glasses.

After changing into a shabby robe, Freea was walking down the street wearing a hood.

‘Are they happy?’

Freea looked at the faces of the people.

Ten years since she ascended the throne.

The Empire was being evaluated as having achieved a golden age.

‘A land where you can live tomorrow without any worries or worries.’

It was the paradise she wanted to create.

But...

The girl in the sheepskin was walking slowly with her hands clasped.

“Victory.”

This time the short man muttered.

Everyone gathered here was offering their prayers.

“What are they doing?”

“I’m rooting for you.”

Edith replied.

The eyes behind the mask narrowed.

“Somewhere here, deep in space... the nameless god is fighting.”

“...”

“We fight against countless enemies over a long, long time. To protect us.”

“To keep.”

Freea suddenly became urgent and tugged at the hem of Edith’s clothes.

“Then, the reason we didn’t perish...”

“Don’t believe it completely. It’s an unreliable legend. Just know that there is such a story.”

Freea looked around.

Hundreds of people in masks were walking down the street.

A scenery that could never have been seen from the terrace of the Imperial Palace.

‘These...’

Are they marching?

Praying for the victory of the nameless god.

“When will the fight end!”

Freea grabbed Edith like she was clinging to it.

desperate expression.

“When will the nameless god return?”

“I don’t know. Some say decades, some say millions, tens of millions of years, or forever.”

“I can’t wait that long!”

“Why are you excited?”

Freea bit her lip.

“I’m sorry...”

Fria looked up with wet eyes.

starry sky. I looked down again.

Hundreds of believers were continuing the procession.

“Victory.”

The voices of the crowd merged into one and rang out in a low voice.

“To the nameless god... Victory.”

Freea closed her eyes in prayer.

Beyond the dark vision, a landscape emerged.

‘Fighting.’

A world she can’t perceive with her senses.

A man wields a sword over a long time.

Even if he dies, he comes back to life,

and even if he comes back to life, he dies again.

The man was fighting while repeating resurrection and death.

‘This is...’

What Freea wanted No.

‘Where is your happiness?’

No one looks back.

Losing all humanity, neither dying nor living, suffering forever.

That man could not be seen as alive.

‘Ghost.’

Freea reached out her hand to the man,

but couldn’t reach it.

The distance was too far.

“Please save me.” “It doesn’t

matter if Taonier perishes.

It doesn’t matter if this world burns away.

All she wanted was...

a flash!

At that moment, a dazzling red flame blocked her eyes.

“My lady.”

“Huh?”

Edith said. “I’m tapping Freea’s shoulder.

Freea looks around.

The fantasy that was floating in my vision has completely disappeared.

“What are you doing standing still?”

“...was it a dream?”

“What dream?”

“I’m sorry. It’s nothing.”

Freea shook her head and recalled the scene in her head once more. The

nameless god.

That was the true identity of the man Freea saw.

And the end of the fantasy.

‘I wasn’t alone.’

He had the illusion that someone was fighting by his side,

holding a flame-blazing sword.

‘If someone else had gone to save him.’

Freea decided to pray,

“To the nameless god...salvation.”


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