Diary - Three - V
Another key point is that Ansel's question can be applied to himself.
He says his pursuit of ideals is a lie, but I know very well that it is definitely not a lie.
So... where does Ansel's sincere passion come from? As a divine species, why is he so... special?
Fate, the fate-knowing Ansel, who possesses knowledge beyond the times, in character and thought, is nothing like a divine species, nothing like a noble, such a different Ansel.
And... it seems he can anchor the unknown, fully understanding the development of so many things.
I feel that I am not far from the truth.
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To further push the outside me into submission, I am now trying my best to interfere with her recovering memories, making those memories only increase her guilt towards Ansel.
And Ansel and that me played a game...
Two territories, but unrelated to war, a game that benefits both territories without harm.