100 Chapter 100: Paid Back.

" Sweet scent of oil and the pure shaped-paint of pearl tied a cord of for better and for worse it is an imprinted calendar with the supporting joy of heaven."

Tirzah woke up to join the morning session as Nohty introduced her as one of their team. Tirzah started to speak about herself and professed what happened to her life. Tirzah readied herself to recieve some bashing but got applauded as well. Elim gave her a wink.

The people started getting engage with Tirzah. After she have done what she nedds to do, Elim called her for a walk.

Elim lead Tirzah deep within a a cave with a cone like statue. It was where Eshcol directed him to visit whenever he get sad.

Elim escorted Tirzah unto a hill with white moss resembling a tissue.

"I found this area when I got lost here during my first arrival." Elim stated as he pointed at the grave.

Tirzah sat down to read the engravings,

"Eshcol, Gaddiem, Mahli, Jogli, Zikre and Ishvi....." All of the villagers name were scribbled in each grave.

Tirzah covered her mouth in shock.

"I had the same reaction when I found this. I was surprise that the people we love and had fought with were long gone. According to Nohty, this remote village used to be the most prosperous and fruitful area in the past but because the nobles betrayed the youngest King, The town got plundered. The King died with three knights. The duke that was the longest and effective mayor of the capital got shot and ambushed by his own relatives. The graceful woman got levelled as a with and was forced to be married with a violent baron. A boy named Ishvi preserved all the graves and killed himself by burning the white hill, including his flesh. ...Is what the legends says about this place.

Tirzah does not know how to react and asked

"How about Ozni and Sered?"

Elim shook his head and spoke.

The two died in the temple from an illness that broke out. The funny thing was Guni, Uel, and Zaccur's death were the same as what happened when we were there."

Tirzah looked up and asked.

"Jahleel... How about Jahleel?"

Elim smiled at Tirzah and replied.

"He died from defending the ligaments against a thousand of rebellious knights. After slaying an army he closed his eyes and was the last person that was laid by Ishvi."

"Does that mean we got transported to the past? Wait then why is it that we were not here when we got taken to another time?" Tirzah pondered.

"That is because our city was the capital of Susi before. It was the land that we defended with Cartilage and White Ogre troops." Elim notified.

Tirzah and Elim stand there respecting the lives of their sleeping friends. After some peaceful time, Elim took Tirzah to the place where he used to visit, that was recommended by Eshcol.

"I want to tell you something. It's okay even if you heat me after listening." Elim started.

Tirzah furrowed her brows and nodded.

"Elim Quil was a serial murderer. I was the one responsible for the case of women with black hair being abducted and found dead. I toyed with them and always made sure to remove their ears. The case was named as Husk Acus. One of the victims were your sister. I vowed before while inside the jail that when I go out and finally free, I will go after the person who reported me." Elim confessed and eyed Tirzah. Tirzah step backward away from Elim and shook her head.

"After researching I found out that it was the woman who survived that night. I scanned through her backround and found that it was you." Elim added as he step closer toward Tirzah.

"I asked for forgiveness toward your parents and I will do it again. I have abducted your sister in your sight. I plotted a revenge and I can't help but tell you that I have fallen in love with you. My only option as of now is to beg for forgiveness." Elim said as he kneeled in front of Tirzah and bowed her head.

Tirzah shut her eyes in reverence and stated.

"I will forgive you. It was on the past, You paid for it inside that cell. And I don't have the right to deny it unto you. I honestly found out about it after we dealt with Vaniah's case. I remembered all the scenes that night and was pondering how will I ever face you again.

When I met you in the hallway as I get jailed in, It was a assurance that you paid your crimes. I can't keep looking at you because of what you have done in the past. I already gave you my answer and I am not coward enough to retreat it. I can't block the love that was impressed unto me as well. So yeah, I have forgiven you."

Elim thanked Tirzah as he kept bowing.

"I remember you. It was because you said that you love and not what i have done." Tirzah stated to halt Elim's over the top bowing.

Elim stood up and confessed.

"If I would ask you to marry me right now will you say yes?"

Tirzah nod her head and said.

"Yes, because I promised to wait for you, not just in words but with prayers as well."

Elim can't help but squeal in delight. The amount of water stored in the cone like shape within the cave reflected the constellation of love. Tirzah shut her eyes to refresh her memories. The dove landed with an olive leaf on it's beak as the white feather of love uncurtain a beggining of life time partnership.

"Tell me where do you want to get married?" Elim sweetly questioned as he enlaced his fingers to belong with Tirzah.

"I would like a simple garden wedding." She shyly professed her redness covered her face.

"How about you?" Tirzah uttered.

"Wherever as long as I am with you." Elim whispered.

The chief and the bridegroom tied the knot. The silhouette mounted in a light ground. It was dark cut that solidly got colored.