The situation on the battlefield had turned around.

"Let's go, Ranken! It's time for an emotional reunion with the princess!"

"I don't know this person."

"My friend is your friend, and your friend is my friend. I want to introduce you, my precious knight, to the princess."

Once Viretta sets her mind to something, she doesn't stop. When she has a clear goal, she charges forward without looking around, like a wild boar.

With the princess from her memories making her appearance, Ranken's heartfelt pleas quickly became secondary.

Viretta rushed out of the upper floor, determined to find Princess Sepia’s quarters.

Ranken, who had the reflexive habit of running along whenever Viretta started moving, followed her.

This time, Dillon, who had tried to stop Viretta, ended up being dragged into the situation by Viretta grabbing him by the collar.

As the three main figures left, the upper floor grew quiet.

Monaine surveyed the now quiet upper floor and then gazed at a corner in deep thought.

"Aren't you coming along?"

Saffron, who had been standing in the corner, dispersed some dark energy as he sipped his tea. It was the cold, bitter tea left by Viretta.@@novelbin@@

"Heh, would someone like you, Monaine, want to go? The princess who I met when she was nine... If she’s that person... I don’t want to go... I’ll let you have the space."

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