No angst, just a purely happy ending.
“What should I do to find Alice?”
When he woke, he remembered nothing.
He remembered only one name: Alice. He had to find her. But he didn't know who he was, where she was, or even what he should say or do when he found her.
So he set out on a journey. Along the way, he met many people, saved many people, and lost many people. At last, he met Alice at the place where it had all begun.
A fairytale-perfect ending: the amnesiac knight finds the girl he loves. His mother, his sister, his daughter?
The world tugged at him, his memories were sealed away, and the amnesiac knight once again set out to find the girl he loved.
At the starting point, he met Little Red Riding Hood again, and together they escaped the miniature garden.
But they returned once more to the Land of Wonders, then headed for the Winter Bell and defeated Gulan.
Norden Ge sent him off and shielded him from Nyarla, while Little Red Riding Hood, with one arm severed, caught him... Alice had brought him to this dreamlike land at the very beginning, and she was the one who led him away, too.
In the end, after Little Red Riding Hood turned twenty, he lost them all:
His beloved, Lake.
His wife, Norden.
His lover, Priket.
When he was at his loneliest, someone reached out to help him.
I don't know how to condense this part either, but I've figured it out. I just don't know how to condense it.
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