In that civil war waged in the name of freedom and justice, she lost the family members she loved most and came to understand the cruelty of death.
Whether driven by fear, self-preservation, or some other reason, Euphemia chose to fight in her own way, even at the cost of everything that should have been hers.
And that man: silent, restrained, cruel, and scheming. Could she truly stand behind him and become the one who protected him?
She feared the power she had been born with, yet longed for even greater power. Perhaps only this contradiction could explain the feelings she never dared to voice. Was she a coward? No. She only hoped she could protect him and defend his beliefs and dreams.
The Fire Moon still hung high in the heavens. Peace, freedom, life, faith, the future: would she live to see that day?
I'll help you with the desserts. You can continue your suspense.
Is the air polluted by PM2.5? Do I need a 3M mask = =
Although Edward is quite clingy and coquettish, he is still a good man.
Did the author type that text randomly? It turned out to be Greek.
This is the perfect combination of good food and corpse. I will be eating ketchup while reading your article in no time.
I must have read a lot of information to write this article.
The author touches and scatters flowers~
Spread flowers for Edward who always speaks sweet words
Regardless of the names or dialogues, the author describes the charm of European culture.
When will the relationship between the male and female protagonists take a further step?