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Chapter 127 I Have No
Ah
Scarlet opened her eyes, feeling a strong dizziness.
As she regained her senses, she realized that she was standing in the middle of a long and dark corridor.
The only light that existed around her was from the candles that hung on the wall at regular intervals.
The orange flas blurred her vision, mixing with her dizziness.
She took slow steps.
The corridor stretched out in a straight line, so she didnt have to worry about which direction to go.
She walked and walked.
And finally, at so point.
Scarlet reached the end of the corridor and stood still, staring blankly at the scenery that unfolded before her eyes.
There was a spacious area that reminded her of an exhibition hall.
The walls were covered with large portraits.
Familiar faces.
The faces in the portraits were all familiar to her.
They were all portraits of the people of Judith, and under the portraits of her mother and father, there were her and Flans faces side by side.
Scarlet approached them as if she was bewitched.
!
And when she got close enough, she naturally stopped walking.
Suddenly, a human figure appeared next to her and walked along with her.
Scarlet recognized it.
Libra?
The one who cuts mories. Libra.
It was undoubtedly her.
Libra wore a straw hat on her head and had a dogtail grass in her mouth, looking at Scarlet.
Youve arrived, Scarlet.
How long have you been here?
Ive never left this place.
Scarlet couldnt understand her answer.
That was because she had seen Libra in the plains when she was dueling with Flan.
She still had a severe headache.
Scarlet pressed her forehead with one hand and furrowed her brows.
I dont understand.
From the beginning, Im nothing but a fragnt of mory.
Libras fragnt said calmly.
My main body used Storage to detach a part of my mory and left it in the annex. Thats what I am.
She accepted it.
If anyone could do it, it was Libra.
Storage, Removal, Injection She handled more than a dozen swords, so leaving a fragnt of mory in the annex wouldnt have been difficult for her.
Scarlet parted her lips.
I want to know the past that I dont know.
Thats not hard.
Libras fragnt handed her a sword. Scarlet took it quietly.
This sword is
Scarlet knew what the sword was. It was one of the swords that Libra handled. It was Reading.
Can I read all the past with this?
Thats impossible.
Libras fragnt shook her head.
Reading consus a lot of ntal power, so the best you can do is to look at the past of one person.
One person
Scarlet stood in front of her mothers portrait first. It was just a painting made of paint, but it felt like she could feel a familiar warmth.
Do I have to stab this sword?
You can read it by just pointing with the tip, but thats only a part. Its better to stab it, I think.
Scarlet cautiously pointed with the tip first.
At that mont, the portrait in the fra changed its shape like a wave.
Are you sure you wont regret this?
At the sa ti, a familiar voice hit her ears.
!
Scarlets eyes widened.
Her head turned on its own. The sight she had longed to see, the voice she had longed to hear. Evelyn, the Knight of Blazing, was standing in Flans room.
You wont be able to use your innate ability from now on.
Evelyn said to Flan, who was lying on the bed, and Flan nodded with a pale face.
If you think you might regret this later, you can withdraw. Its still possible to recover.
No.
Flans face, which had been pale, beca firm. He shook his head firmly.
I dont regret my choice. I can prove myself in other fields.
Will you do that then?
Evelyn seed to smile.
I dont know this mory at all.
That was all I could see.
That was the limit of what I could face at the edge of the day.
Scarlet moved the edge of the day and pointed to the portrait of her father.
The scenery inside the fra shimred again.
This ti, it was a room in the Judith mansion.
Father Theodore was looking intently at sothing.
His gaze was directed at the bed, where a girl with jet-black hair was lying with her eyes closed.
It was herself.
Is it luck or misfortune?
Then, Libra entered the room and said, Scarlet turned her head and listened to her words.
The ignition was sohow successful. But this body is never.
Enough. Its already like this.
That was all I could read.
At the sa ti, a severe headache tore through my head.
This too, was a mory I didnt know at all.
Ugh.
Another surge of nausea.
The ntal exhaustion of reading was imnse.
But Scarlet made up her mind.
She faced the past she didnt know and a desire for the truth rose. Her quick hand naturally grabbed the sword in reverse.
Clang!
She stabbed the sword with all her strength into the heart of the portrait that depicted her.
Boom!
At the sa ti, her heart beat loudly.
A feeling of losing her soul from her body. Her vision shook and her senses stopped for a mont.
Ugh!
Her reason was cut off several tis and then reconnected.
Ha, ha.
When she could finally breathe. Scarlet looked around, panting.
It was the sword training ground of the Judith family.
There was a bright sun in the sky, and sowhere, birds sang sweetly. Nearby, there were wooden dummies.
!
And the next mont. She was startled.
In front of her.
Who are you?
A young Flan tilted his head.
Do you have sothing to say to ?
The little Flan looked up at Scarlet.
Scarlet narrowed her eyes at the incomprehensible situation.
Was it a reading in the form of an experience?
She didnt know.
Hello?
Ah, yes.
Scarlet answered awkwardly at Flans urging.
It was not only the situation, but also the appearance of Flan in front of her that was awkward.
His healthy sweat, his lively eyes, his armor, his wooden sword in his hand.
All of it was so unfamiliar to .
Strange.
I touched my forehead with my hand.
I should have this mory in my head, but why did the young Flan look so foreign to ?
It was a different feeling from I forgot over ti.
I felt sothing odd about it.
He was barely tall enough to reach my stomach.
Flan opened his mouth again.
Shall I escort you to the reception room of the mansion?
No need. I just stopped by.
Ah, then Ill excuse myself.
Flan passed by with a light greeting.
He stood in front of the wooden dummy and started swinging his wooden sword with all his strength.
His swordsmanship was quite neat.
He looked like he was at the level of a master, even at a glance.
Its different from my mory.
Did he swing his sword so well when he was this small?
When he grew up to reach my chest, I think he was being bullied by a lot.
The pieces in my head didnt fit.
Anyway, I felt so strange watching Flan swing his sword.
Thats not how you swing it.
I snatched Flans sword.
Even though it was a wooden sword, the dummy was cut in half as if it was sliced by steel.
Wow
Flan exclaid.
He asked as he took back his sword.
I didnt know. Youre a knight?
Yes.
I nodded quietly.
Your colleagues must be envious. They get to see your swordsmanship all the ti. Can I ask you again soday?
Youre not self-taught, are you?
Yes. My mother sotis teaches . Huh?
Suddenly, Flans eyes widened.
Co to think of it, your swordsmanship is very similar to my mothers.
Hmm.
Once again, my head felt like a puzzle.
Wouldnt it be more natural to say its similar to my sisters swordsmanship in this situation?
Well, whatever.
But I soon shrugged off my worries.
I had successfully entered the mory, so I could look at it with my own eyes from now on.
Whoosh!
Flan started swinging his sword again.
I stared at him blankly.
His passionate look, his fiery spirit, his boldness, they all made my heart flutter.
My body reacted strangely as if by instinct.
Flan kept swinging his sword.
I just watched him.
And at so point, I muttered without knowing.
Why are you working so hard? Youre going to give up the sword anyway
Never.
I was surprised.
Flan, who was swinging his sword, was looking at with a very serious expression.
Ill never give up the sword.
I felt his answer was a bit brazen, knowing that he eventually gave up the sword. But at the sa ti, I couldnt read any lies on his face.
Wait.
No.
I dont rember.
Why did he give up the sword?
Co to think of it, I only had the result of him giving up the sword in my head. I couldnt rember the exact reason at all.
What did you swing the sword for?
Thats obvious.
Flan laughed. He looked like he heard a very easy question.
To protect the people I cherish.
To protect the people you cherish?
Yes. Until the last mont, Ill swing the sword for the sake of the people I love.
There was a mont of silence.
It couldnt be helped.
I had nothing to say, facing his sincere eyes.
Swoosh!
A cool breeze swept over our bodies.
It made his jet-black hair flutter.
You, who
I opened my mouth again. In a faint voice.
Why did you put down your sword? As if to show off.
What do you an by that?
Flan looked back and forth between Scarlet and the wooden sword in his hand.
Knowing that he could not give any answer, knowing that it was only a mory, Scarlet asked in a thin voice.
Did you not care about your family?
I did. Very much.
Then why did you betray them?
Scarlets voice beca more and more shaky.
Family. Especially your sister. What was the reason for giving up your sword, even if it ant disappointing her?
.
Flan did not say anything.
It was not a question that he expected an answer to. It was just a fragnt of mory in front of his eyes.
But then.
I
Flan uttered sothing that was shocking.
I dont have a sister.
!
Scarlet opened her eyes wide.
Flan had just said that he did not have a sister.
She put her trembling hand on her chest. Her heart was pounding like crazy.
Crack, she felt sothing in her head shatter like glass.
As she barely licked her lips to ask him again.
Oh, Flan!
A bright voice ca from the other side.
Flan! I missed you!
A small girl ran over and hugged Flan.
The girl was soone that Scarlet knew well.
She gasped.
The girl who hugged Flan with joy on her face, the girl who had black hair like a shadow, was.
.
Scarlet Judith.
It was herself.
One by one.
Finally.
The mories that had been asleep began to surface.
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