Unnamed Memory – Chapter 6.1, By The Lake 2
Translator: Lizz Proofreader: Xemul Once, there had been a war between Farsas and Druuza.
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Unnamed Memory – Chapter 5.3, By The Lake
Translator: Lizz Proofreader: Xemul Sylvia had instinctively closed her eyes. When she cautiously opened it, there was nothing outside the barrier but a normal stretch of land. All that remained was the unpleasant smell of burned things; the numerous corpses were nowhere to be seen.
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Unnamed Memory – Chapter 5.2, By The Lake
Translator: Lizz Proofreader: Xemul Once everyone was transported to Fort Inuraid at the north border, they hurriedly rented some horses and crossed the border to head for Druuza’s magic lake. Due to the impact of the war from seventy years ago, even now, the neighborhood was still covered in grey fog all year round. It was difficult to see even just a little distance ahead, but everyone continued on without hesitation.
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Unnamed Memory – Chapter 5.1, By The Lake
Translator: Lizz Proofreader: Xemul The summer sky was also blue today.
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Unnamed Memory – Chapter 4.2, The Clarity of Night
Translator: Lizz Proofreader: Xemul Released from under the man’s body, Tinassha went to pick up the pitcher in question.
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Unnamed Memory – Chapter 4.1, The Clarity of Night
Translator: Lizz Proofreader: Xemul It was the afternoon of a nice summer day, and there was a girl floating above the spire of Farsas castle.
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Unnamed Memory – Chapter 3.3, Muddy Water
Translator: Lizz Proofreader: Xemul At Tinassha’s question, the room erupted with noises before Feura could say anything.
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Unnamed Memory – Chapter 3.2, Muddy Water
Translator: Lizz Proofreader: Xemul In the morning, Art inspected the moat with Carve’s help, then went to meet the lover of the murdered magician. She was completely frantic and kept shouting that she wanted to find the one who had killed her lover, so they couldn’t get anything worthy from her. Hearing her continuous shrieking gave Art a headache.
