In that civil strife in the name of freedom and justice, she lost her beloved family members, and at the same time, she also realized the cruelty of death.
Whether it was out of fear, self-preservation, or any other reason, Euphemia chose to fight in her own way, even losing everything that should have belonged to her.
And that man is silent, forbearing, cruel, and sinister. Can she really stand behind him and be the one to protect him?
Fear of innate power, and at the same time, a thirst for more power. Perhaps only this kind of contradiction can explain her never daring to express her feelings. Is she cowardly? No, she only hopes that she can protect him, guard his beliefs and dreams.
The Fire Moon still hangs high in the sky. Peace, freedom, life, faith, and the future. Can she wait until that day?