I often spoke to myself because I was alone for a long ti but looking at Kaichen murmuring to himself, I thought I should refrain from that. Looking very serious, he unfolded the parchnt paper and pressed on it hard with the quill. He was talking to just a mont ago, but now he was lost in thought, occasionally scribbling sothing like formulas on the parchnt. No wonder people say he is a genius.
Kaichen, stared down at his parchnt, flinched and put down his quill. He didn’t look at , but I thought he looked embarrassed.
“Teacher, then, is it most likely that I was exposed to a poison mixed with several drugs, right?”
“Yes.” I shrugged and sat down by the window. I opened the window wide and looked at the pond over the rose bushes. A marvelous yellow-leaved willow tree was swaying in the wind. “I don’t know who it is, but he must have hated a lot. And I thought I lived a good life…”
Kaichen didn’t respond. “Am I wrong?” I asked.
“How should I know?” Kaichen frowned as if he was displeased. However, seeing him flinch, holding the parchnt, he seed to know sothing. Dalia had a good reputation, but Kaichen hated all the ti. Las also said that it was not the case when Dalia was young… Then it is very likely that he t her when she was young.
“Teacher, have we t before?” It’s best to ask things straightforwardly. There’s nothing good about dragging it out for no reason. Rather, it is amazing that I have endured this long without asking.
“Why are you asking that?”
“Because you act like you have t before”
“I’ve… never done that.”
“But you hate , don’t you?”
“I… never did.”
“I think you just hesitated.”
He looked at with his cold eyes, but he didn’t answer . Kaichen closed his mouth as if he didn’t want to deal with anymore and took out a vial of blood. After opening the scroll where he had written a formula a little while ago, he poured golden magic into the magic circle. He then slowly poured the blood on it. The blood floated right above the circle and boiled.
It’s amazing to do that with one magic circle. It reminded of a drama like the Scientific Investigation Corps that I had watched in my previous life. I think it required so very modern technology.
“Do you feel like you’ve t before?” After activating the magic, Kaichen slowly turned and looked at . Sitting by the window, I smiled at him.
“No. The very first ti I saw you was on that night when you broke the ti magic.” But it did feel different for Dalia. Her body seed to react fearfully whenever I faced Kaichen.
It does not seem to be a good mory. It was frustrating, but I was not the Dalia that Kaichen used to know (if he did). Even if this body did sothing wrong to him, it wasn’t . But that doesn’t an I can completely ignore it. Kaichen looked at with eyes colder than before and turned his head away.
“Then that day must be the first ti that I t you, too.”
What was that supposed to an? He didn’t say anything further. I regretted it a bit that I had offended him again but what was I supposed to say when I didn’t rember? One thing was certain. Kaichen had t Dalia, maybe when they were young. And maybe it wasn’t a pleasant mory for both of them. Damn you Dalia! Why do I need to clean up your ss? I let out a sigh and turned back to look at the willow tree again.
“I wasn’t going to tell you this, but I actually don’t have many mories of the past,” I said slowly. “My childhood was not ten years ago. It was a hundred years ago… I can’t even rember my parents.” I knew too much to say that I had amnesia. In this case, the hundred years of being trapped was a good excuse.
“And while I was trapped, I lost my mind a little in the middle, so I can’t rember most of the things from before.” My first impression was already bad, and Dalia has been worst in the past too, so what’s the use to be cautious of my image now? But I thought I had to tell Kaichen at least.
Those who knew Dalia will surely know that she is different from the past. Having gone crazy once, it will be easier to understand to so extent that her personality had changed.
“The components ca out,” said Kaichen putting a stop to the conversation. However, it felt like the coldness had sohow subsided a little.
“It’s as we expected.”
Seeing the boiling blood divided into five categories, I ca down from the window. Going just close enough to Kaichen to not make him uncomfortable, the ingredients I saw were familiar.
“It’s a drug substance. It was probably added to keep you drinking. I think the most important thing was to make it unstoppable.”
“Since there are ingredients that enhance the alcohol component, the auditory hallucinations, visual hallucinations and haptic hallucinations may be due to this. It has good compatibility with the drug ingredients, so it must have been several tis more effective.”
“Oh! Teacher!” Isn’t this a tror? It’s the worst ingredient that cos out of the tror flower. I guess this caused the hand trembling!”
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