Pasival’s sudden entrance not only stirred up lusina’s emotions, but even left Reiger sowhat surprised.
It’s not that he was unaware of the relationship between Pasival and lusina.
He just didn’t expect that Pasival would suddenly burst in at this mont and save lusina’s life.
Even more so, Pasival made an extraordinarily great sacrifice to save lusina.
"The chosen lance, although it was the holy spear brought by the savior from the Inner Sea of the Ashen Star, had already transford during the era of fairies. Due to the savior’s discontent, anger, and resentnt towards the burgeoning fairies, it reversed and beca a weapon of extre danger."
Looking at Pasival’s half-white, half-black hair, Reiger spoke expressionlessly.
"Using this lance usually doesn’t pose any issue, but once its true power is unleashed, the bearer will endure an astonishing burden, even leading to a reduction of their lifespan."
"That strike you just made took away at least ten years of your life."
"In the Briton Lostbelt, humans have an average lifespan of only 30 years."
Indeed, humans in the Briton Lostbelt have notoriously short lifespans.
This is because they are artificially created life, using human witches who once served the Beast God Cornus as samples.
Although in this Briton, they are sowhat stronger than humans from the Natural Human History, they can hardly live past 30 years as artificial life forms.
Pasival looks quite young, and indeed he is young, with his true age not even reaching 20.
But, at such an age, he’s already lived more than half his life.
Now, Pasival has further depleted his life force by using the holy lance, practically stepping one foot through death’s door.
"Though she’s your sister, is it worth it?"
Reiger did not an to bla Pasival. He simply asked quietly.
Pasival didn’t respond to the question but instead offered Reiger a bitter smile and turned to the staggering lusina.
"Can I talk to her?"
Pasival didn’t offer any explanation, just earnestly pleaded to Reiger.
Reiger also did not respond to Pasival’s query but turned his back, acting as if uninvolved.
"Thank you."
Pasival expressed his gratitude, bowed to Reiger, and then stood up with effort.
His body was extrely weak, almost on the verge of collapsing.
Yet he still struggled to pretend as if nothing was wrong, carrying the holy lance that nearly cost him his life, slowly approaching lusina.
"..."
In that mont when their gazes locked, both fell silent.
"You shouldn’t have co."
lusina broke the silence first, hoarsely speaking these words.
"No, you’re wrong." Pasival shook his head and, like a child, displayed an open smile he never showed before anyone else, softly saying, "If I didn’t co, then I would regret it."
"This has no aning at all." lusina said, lips trembling, "I’m destined to die for ’her,’ you should know this very well."
After being saved, what difference does it make?
As long as Reiger doesn’t abandon his plan to deal with that person, lusina will never retreat.
And will Reiger not take action against that person?
That’s impossible.
In the previous aerial conversation above Calot, lusina had already sensed from Reiger’s attitude that this man was well aware of the relationship between ’her’ and herself, and what role ’she’ was playing secretly.
But that’s not the most crucial thing.
The most crucial thing is, from Reiger’s attitude, lusina also saw that Reiger was extrely disgusted by ’her,’ even likely to take action against ’her.’
This is sothing lusina cannot tolerate.
Therefore, she stepped out, willing to return to her true nature, reclaim her true na, and risk permanently losing her fairy form to fight Reiger to the death.
Otherwise, given Reiger’s current stance compared to ’her,’ there is no need for both sides to be locked in a life-or-death struggle like this.
Reiger wants to defeat Morgan, to take her down, and so does that person.
They should have been allies on the sa side, yet because of the subtle attitude Reiger expressed, lusina glimpsed a terrifying future that prompted her to prevent Reiger at all costs.
Pasival’s intervention was utterly unnecessary.
Because after surviving, lusina would still charge at Reiger with her dual guns.
Her fate was already sealed, with no other outco besides death.
If she doesn’t die, she will challenge Reiger again and again, trying to stop him.
Under such circumstances, Pasival’s sacrifice really holds no significance.
"Don’t you have things you want to do?"
"The Round Table... Though it’s just a group ford by weak humans, you are their leader, aren’t you?"
"You should be pursuing what you want to do rather than wasting ti and life here pointlessly."
lusina’s words were said with an expression of heartache.
Evidently, towards Pasival’s actions, instead of bla, she felt more sorrow.
Despite this, Pasival’s smile remained unchanged on his face.
"From the very start, there’s only ever been one thing I wanted to do."
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