Eventually, it began to float in the body as if it had originally belonged to me.
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The process of accepting malice into my body and purifying it was more painful than I thought.
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It was a different kind of creepy feeling than when it was used directly on the evil dragon.
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âUgh.â
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As I groaned because I couldnât stand it, Lexion grabbed my wrist and pulled me back.
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I struggled and persevered and moved on.
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I thought I should do a little more.
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âTiti, stop it!â
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âA little bit moreâŠâ
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Aiden, who returned just in time, entered the hall with the knights.
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He hurriedly threw the bag in his hand at Lexion.
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After Lexion snatched the bag, he dragged me back again and begged.
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âStop it, Titi. Please, please.â
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âUgh.â
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I reluctantly fell backwards into Lexionâs arms.
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It was because Aiden had brought the purification stones, so I didnât have to do it any more.
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âI feel like insects are crawling all over my body.â
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My stomach turned.
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Lexion brought the purification stone to John as it was.
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âAhhhâŠâ
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Johnâs screams seemed to fade away, and he passed out.
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Lexion asked, touching my cheek.
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âTiti, are you okay?â
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âYes⊠Iâm fineâŠâ
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I barely caught my breath and responded, Lexion held me in a flash.
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âItâs okay. Your face has turned white.â
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Lexion responded with a hard face and tried to take me somewhere.
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He instructed the knights.
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âAiden will do the rest. Chris, prepare to leave right now.â
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âYes!â
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Aiden and Chris answered loudly.
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Before long, the side that was handling the situation and the side preparing to leave were divided and started to move in unison.
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Lexion squeezed between them and headed somewhere.
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Lexion returned to the dormitory and sat me on the bed.
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I wondered if the book would follow me obsessively, but whether the purification was successful or not, it stopped being activated and disappeared back to its original place.
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The disappearance of the book meant the event was over.
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The inside of the dormitory was filled with silence.
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Then, a doctor came.
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âIâll take a look.â
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The doctor tapped my pulse.
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I was still a little nauseous, but the pain had subsided.
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After a while.
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âThere is nothing wrong. On the contrary, she is better than before, and it seems that she is feeling better, but I donât know why. Itâs my first time seeing something like thisâŠâ
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Lexion, who had only hardened at that moment, muttered with a relieved face.
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He looked very worried because his face was pale.
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The doctor glanced at his hand and said.
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âIt would be better to treat the wound on that hand. Iâm afraid it will get worse.â
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âThatâs right. The Dukeâs wounds seem more severe than mine.â
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Lexion reluctantly held out his hand to be treated.
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A piece of glass stuck in his hand was removed, disinfected, and bandaged.
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Fortunately, the wound was not as deep.
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When the doctor returned, Lexion knelt quietly near my lap.
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His expression was very dark.
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His eyes looked like they had intense emotions, as if something was terribly unbearable.
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He muttered as if sighing.
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âWhat should I do with you?â
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âThank you for believing in me, Zion. Thanks to you, I was able to clean up that mess.â
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âI donât know what to do when youâre reckless, Titi.â
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âAre you worried even if the doctor said nothing was wrong?â
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âYes. Always. I think Iâm going crazy because Iâm worried about you.â
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Lexion put my hand to his face and let out a painful breath.
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I flinched as his skin touched my hand and tried to take my hand away.
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But he grabbed my hand even tighter.
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Then I mumbled in a small voice.
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ââŠIâm not as weak as you think.â
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I canât be weak, because Lexion discovered me before.
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Although I was born weak, I was not as sickly as I was in my previous life.
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At my words, Lexion stared at me quietly.
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Our eyes met, but it felt like I was being eaten.
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I lost my gaze to him and couldnât look elsewhere.
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The more the silence continued, the more shy I became.
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After a while, he quietly stepped back and said:
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âRest for now. Iâll come to wake you up as soon as youâre ready.â
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There seemed to be many hidden words in it.
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Like a person who canât reveal all of his inner feelings.
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Lexion laid me down, pulled the blanket up to my neck, and turned around.
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I stared blankly at him as he walked away and closed my eyes.
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I strangely fell asleep.
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I had a dream.
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It was inside a damp and dark cave.
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In the pitch-black darkness where nothing could be seen, only golden eyes flashed.
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I could tell what it was just by looking at the silhouette.
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It was a dragon.
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My body stiffened from the pressure, but without any fear, I approached the evil dragon and laid my hand on it.
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Is it because itâs a dream?
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The evil dragon only stared at me and didnât intend to harm me.
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Only the growling of breathing echoed through the cave.
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The evil dragon looked very tired.
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Was my power so lethal to the evil dragon?
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The figure of the evil dragon with no energy stood in my eyes.
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Was it because it was the shabby side of the dragon, who always seemed cruel?
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But we are destined to kill each other.
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As long as Iâm the main character, if I donât kill the evil dragon, the evil dragon will kill me.
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In order to survive, I had to kill him.
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Nevertheless, in my dream, I hesitated in front of the evil dragon.
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I donât know what made me hesitate.
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I just vaguely thought that it couldnât be.
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After a while, the evil dragon blinked as if it knew what I was going to do now.
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He was staring at me like I was going to do it.
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My dream was shattered by the sound of someone calling me.
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The evil dragon was speechless.
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His staring eyes looked very lonely.
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I woke up from the dream with feelings I couldnât describe.
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âLady, wake up. Finally, I can see Bael.â
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Daisy said excitedly.
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I couldnât open my eyes from the aftermath of the dream, and my eyelashes trembled.
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It has been several days since I left Hakun.
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After that, I had dreams where the evil dragon constantly appeared.
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A dream I always wake up from the same scene.
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After feeling the evil dragonâs feelings, I finally had the urge to kill him, and by the time I tried to kill him, the dream was over.
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I didnât even exchange a word with the evil dragon in my dream.
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Somehow, I seemed to naturally know how he felt.
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As if I had become an evil dragon.
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Anger. Sadness. Feeling of betrayal. Jealousy.
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Other than that, many emotions flowed into me, making me sad and painful.
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It was a bizarre feeling, as if looking into the evil dragonâs head, and as the dream continued, the distinction between whether I was the evil dragon or not became vague.
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Maybe thatâs why, even in my dreams, I couldnât kill the evil dragon.
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Then Daisy asked in surprise.
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âOh my, lady. Why are you crying?â
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âOh, I had a nightmare.â
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âAgain?â
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Daisy approached worriedly and handed me a handkerchief.
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I gently pressed the corners of my eyes with it.
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The handkerchief got slightly wet.
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It seemed that I suffered from the side effects in the process of purifying the malice.
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âHow can emotional synchronization with the evil dragon happen like this?â
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I got goosebumps because I thought I felt close to the evil dragon.
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Since it was something I didnât expect, I couldnât speak to Lexion because I thought that if he found out, he would be even more worried than he is now.
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So, I just mumbled, âI had a nightmareâ.
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Still, seeing the length of my dreams getting shorter and shorter, I wanted my body to gradually regain stability.
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Daisy then said,
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âIt must be because the bed is uncomfortable that you keep having nightmares.â
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âHmm.â
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âAh, Miss Tiarozety has always lived in the South, so itâs your first time in the North, isnât it?â
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At Daisyâs words, I stared out the window.
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Bael was getting closer and closer.
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It felt like my cozy home for a long time, so my heart warmed.
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âYes. First time.â
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Letâs get used to lying-
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âThen it might be a little cold for Tiarozety. Be careful because you will catch a cold if you laugh at the northern wind.â
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Daisy said playfully.
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âI donât know how many times youâve said that already, Daisy.â
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Daisy laughed along as I stifled a bashful laugh.
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On that day, more than half of the people in Hakun were tainted with thoughts as the aftermath had gone to the brink of fixation.
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Thanks to the lord, Lexion and I were able to go straight to the port and get on the ship.
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Aiden and some of the knights decided to stay in Hakun and finish the cleanup work.
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Actually, I wanted to finish it and leave together, but Lexion said it was not necessary while cutting me off and refused.
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I got on the boat and poured out all my feelings of disappointment during the voyage that followed the vast sea.
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I didnât even ask what happened to John.
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John, who had fainted, looked like a candle in the wind.
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The thought of killing John in the end, against the will of the book, kept me depressed the whole time.
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Had I been more careful, I would have noticed that thoughts change hosts.
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When I thought of this, I felt guilty, and I deliberately did not open the book.
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It was because I didnât want to see the behind-the-scenes that was written there.
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After all, when the time comes, it will appear again as it pleases, so itâs like that.
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The desire to live my life without going by a book also settled in my heart.
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I continued to glance out the window as I was served by Daisy.
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Northern Bael was closer than before.
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A beautiful estate with the sea on one side.
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Although it was far from the capital, it was a bustling area as much as the capital.