It feels like I could expand it to a million words!
Let's briefly summarize our current thoughts:
1. Clothing: The heroine is wearing armor and has an abdominal injury. She may be a knight or a soldier. The injuries may have been sustained on a formal battlefield, or they may have been sustained by an opponent's surprise attack while marching, and the possibility of civil strife within the army was not ruled out. The person who killed the heroine was wearing black iron boots. There is a high probability that he has a similar identity to the heroine. He may be an enemy soldier. If there is a possibility of civil strife in the army, he is the heroine's opposite. Cornelia is a local villager.
2. Character relationship: The heroine and the owner of the black iron boots should be on opposite sides. The heroine may be hunted by the other party, just like the last sword pierced the heart. The heroine and Cornelia may be old acquaintances who have not seen each other for many years (it has been so long that the heroine feels that Cornelia will treat her as a stranger and rescue her with kindness).
3. Asking for help: The heroine is struggling with whether to accept Cornelia's rescue and the reason why she does not ask for help from other farmers may be because she knows that she is being hunted and does not want to implicate others. The heroine wants to be rescued by Cornelia not only because in the heroine's heart Cornelia is a kind person who will save her, but also because of the instinct of survival and the desire to see Cornelia again and get along with Cornelia again. (The heroine and Cornelia should have feelings, so this is Lily?) The same should be true for leaving the farmer's residence after not receiving Cornelia's rescue.
4. Loop: There may or may not be a loop. If there is a cycle, most of the content in (1) should be that the cycle has not started yet. After all, the heroine did not show familiarity with everything she experienced, and she did not even expect to meet Cornelia. And the end may be the beginning of the cycle, the beginning. If there is no cycle, it means that the heroine's injuries did not cause her immediate death, but she was only temporarily comatose, mistakenly making the place think she was dead. When she woke up again, she saw Cornelia coming out to help. But this possibility is relatively small, after all, a sword pierced the heart.
5. Cornelia: Just a little guess, is Cornelia an elf? After years of hard work, he is still young and agile, with green eyes.
Although I didn't quite understand it, there was a lot of information in the short story, but there was only the first one, so it didn't connect the story of cause and effect, it was just a scene.
①I don't know who owns the black iron boots? There was a blur of black and gold-red light. It should be a person holding a torch, but a sword penetrated the heroine's chest?
②I don't know what kind of past Cornelia has with the heroine. Maybe it will be discussed in "Dogwood (2)"?
③But echoing the beginning and the end, the heroine appears in front of the wooden fence with light rain again. Could it be another cycle?
Then let me make a categorical guess, maybe it's because Cornelia has saved the heroine countless times, but couldn't save her, so this time she was tired and decided to turn a blind eye, hoping that the heroine could go to someone else's house for help?
Ah ah ah, so it's rebirth? Or does the game NPC have its own consciousness?
It seems that the NPCs in the game suddenly (collectively?) Awakened hahahahaha
Claw! There seems to be something wrong with the guess in the previous chapter, so let's follow up~
In fact, the number of words in each chapter depends on how much coding time you have every time you think about it (
It feels like I could expand it to a million words!
Let's briefly summarize our current thoughts: 1. Clothing: The heroine is wearing armor and has an abdominal injury. She may be a knight or a soldier. The injuries may have been sustained on a formal battlefield, or they may have been sustained by an opponent's surprise attack while marching, and the possibility of civil strife within the army was not ruled out. The person who killed the heroine was wearing black iron boots. There is a high probability that he has a similar identity to the heroine. He may be an enemy soldier. If there is a possibility of civil strife in the army, he is the heroine's opposite. Cornelia is a local villager. 2. Character relationship: The heroine and the owner of the black iron boots should be on opposite sides. The heroine may be hunted by the other party, just like the last sword pierced the heart. The heroine and Cornelia may be old acquaintances who have not seen each other for many years (it has been so long that the heroine feels that Cornelia will treat her as a stranger and rescue her with kindness). 3. Asking for help: The heroine is struggling with whether to accept Cornelia's rescue and the reason why she does not ask for help from other farmers may be because she knows that she is being hunted and does not want to implicate others. The heroine wants to be rescued by Cornelia not only because in the heroine's heart Cornelia is a kind person who will save her, but also because of the instinct of survival and the desire to see Cornelia again and get along with Cornelia again. (The heroine and Cornelia should have feelings, so this is Lily?) The same should be true for leaving the farmer's residence after not receiving Cornelia's rescue. 4. Loop: There may or may not be a loop. If there is a cycle, most of the content in (1) should be that the cycle has not started yet. After all, the heroine did not show familiarity with everything she experienced, and she did not even expect to meet Cornelia. And the end may be the beginning of the cycle, the beginning. If there is no cycle, it means that the heroine's injuries did not cause her immediate death, but she was only temporarily comatose, mistakenly making the place think she was dead. When she woke up again, she saw Cornelia coming out to help. But this possibility is relatively small, after all, a sword pierced the heart. 5. Cornelia: Just a little guess, is Cornelia an elf? After years of hard work, he is still young and agile, with green eyes.
Although I didn't quite understand it, there was a lot of information in the short story, but there was only the first one, so it didn't connect the story of cause and effect, it was just a scene. ①I don't know who owns the black iron boots? There was a blur of black and gold-red light. It should be a person holding a torch, but a sword penetrated the heroine's chest? ②I don't know what kind of past Cornelia has with the heroine. Maybe it will be discussed in "Dogwood (2)"? ③But echoing the beginning and the end, the heroine appears in front of the wooden fence with light rain again. Could it be another cycle? Then let me make a categorical guess, maybe it's because Cornelia has saved the heroine countless times, but couldn't save her, so this time she was tired and decided to turn a blind eye, hoping that the heroine could go to someone else's house for help?
Ah ah ah, so it's rebirth? Or does the game NPC have its own consciousness?
It seems that the NPCs in the game suddenly (collectively?) Awakened hahahahaha
Claw! There seems to be something wrong with the guess in the previous chapter, so let's follow up~
In fact, the number of words in each chapter depends on how much coding time you have every time you think about it (