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I Killed an Academy Player Chapter 145: Mag Mell, The Island of Treasures (1)

Chapter 145: Mag Mell, The Island of Treasures (1)

“…”‌⁠

Around‍⁠ 2 weeks ago,‍‌ was it? I was shocked by‌⁠​ Marie’s work efficiency‍‍​ when I received‌‌ the certificate of​ appointment for Grade​ 2 Justice of‌​‍ the Peace by⁠ post.

But⁠​ what I certainly‌‌ wasn’t expecting, was‌‍ that today, I would be called⁠⁠ to the city⁠⁠‍ hall for a promotion and a word of gratitude‍​ for all my‍ contribution to society.⁠​‌

What‍​‍ did I even‍⁠‌ do to earn⁠ a promotion? What?‌⁠‌ I arrested a bunch of criminals?‍

To​ make things worse,⁠⁠ the criminals that‍​​ were supposedly arrested‌ by me were​⁠‌ put on display‌ like trophies for⁠ everyone to see.​​⁠ Were there no‌‌ human rights in​ this country…?

“Uahhkk!‌‍ Korin Lorrrrk! You​‍ damned personification of‍‍​ a hero of‌⁠ justiceeee!”

“Can’t⁠⁠ believe you foresaw‍⁠⁠ my evil plan​ and prevented it!‍ Impressive! The justice⁠ of this country‍⁠ will surely last‌ forever with you​ around!”

“…Why​‍⁠ the heck are​‍ these guys here?”⁠

The‌‍​ wanted criminals that⁠​ could be arrested‍⁠‌ in ❰Heroic Legends​‌ of Arhan❱ when⁠‍‍ completing a quest​ line as a bounty hunter were‌ there, screaming their‍⁠​ guts out.

All‍‌ of them were⁠‌ saying that they‍ were caught by‍​ me.

Me?‌ When did I do this?

“Congratulations,​ Korin! You’ll be‌ a Grade 1 Justice of the‍ Peace from today!”​‍

I turned to the‍​ princess of the​‌‍ Potato Empire, who‌‍⁠ was probably the‌⁠ cause of all​ this. Looking at​‌ her giving me‌ a steamed potato​​ with a wide‌​⁠ smile on her‍ face after casting‌ sugar on it,​‍‍ it was very⁠⁠​ difficult, or rather⁠​‌ impossible to imagine‍ all the things⁠‌⁠ she must have‍‌ done behind the⁠‌‍ curtains, but…

“Haa…”‍‍

“Hehe.‌‌‍ Do you want​‍​ some potatoes?”

“Maybe‍ if you feed​ me.”

“Ahh~”‍⁠‍

Ahh,‌ whatever. I’ll just⁠‌‌ gratefully receive it.‌‌‌

“Kuhum.”⁠

In⁠‍‌ any case, the​⁠​ reason I wanted⁠⁠‌ to be a Justice of the‍ Peace was because⁠ they had an⁠ undeniable authority. With‌ just one license‍ card that granted‍‍ the emergency judging‍⁠ rights and the‌ investigation authority, it​‍ was possible to‌​‌ temporarily have the‍⁠‌ power of the‌​⁠ central government which⁠‌ was impossible for‍‍‍ normal guardians.

Even⁠​​ though guardians might‍ be incredibly strong,⁠‌​ they were closer‍ to mercenaries if‍⁠ anything.

Because‍⁠ they were considered​ wandering mercenaries under⁠​ the mercenary group​‍​ called the Alliance,​ they were separate⁠‌⁠ from the central⁠ government and didn’t​‍​ have much say​ but that wasn’t‌⁠⁠ the case for‌‌ JPs. Although it‌‍‌ was common for‍ guardians to become⁠‍‍ a Justice of⁠ the Peace, it‍‌ was a status​‌ granted by the⁠‌ government with actual⁠ rights and authority.‌

For⁠​ example, Lunia was​ in charge of‍‌ maintaining the peace‍‍ of the Eastern⁠ border and was‌ also an invited‌⁠ instructor of the‌⁠‍ Royal Knights.

She⁠‌ had a proper⁠‍‍ status and role,​ meaning her authority​ far exceeded that​ of a normal‌⁠⁠ mercenary.

Things​ would be different‍⁠ now that I was a JP.⁠⁠ For example, Count‌​​ Casseus, who possessed⁠‌‌ the castle that‌⁠⁠ previously belonged to‌ Sebancia Duke, would​ have told the​⁠​ player to capture⁠‌​ the Sea Serpent⁠⁠⁠ and complete chores‍ like dealing with⁠⁠‌ the problems of​​ the town before‍ progressing with the‍‌ quest, but if‍‍ I was there‌ as the Justice​ of the Peace,​‍⁠ I could simply‌‍ command him to⁠ cooperate with the​‌ public affair.

“Ehew~”‍⁠

“Huh?⁠‌ Korin? What’s wrong?”​

“No,‍‌​ I was just​‍ thinking… that Senior‌‌‌ Marie, you’re like⁠‍​ a big bucket‍⁠ of good fortune~.”⁠‍‍

“R,‍​‍ really? I, I can give you⁠‌ more though. Are​‌​ you interested in​ being a lord—”‌‌

“Stop!​‍⁠ Senior! You need⁠‍ to control your‍ pace! If you’re⁠ like that all‌​‍ the time, you‍⁠‍ could be thrown‍‍⁠ away after you​​​ give away everything‍‌ you have!”

“Will⁠‍⁠ you though?”

“No,​ like, I won’t​‍‌ but…”

Whatever​ the case, this​ lady needed a break.

“Next​ time, please talk​‍ to me first‌‌‌ before you do⁠‍ something like this.”​⁠⁠

“No!”‌‌‍

“Ehng?”​

It‍‌⁠ was a very⁠ firm refusal. I was shocked for​ a bit, because‍⁠ of how rare​⁠‍ it was for​⁠‍ Marie to be​ so resolute with​​⁠ saying no.

“I‌‍⁠ want to… give​‌⁠ before I think!”‍⁠

“But​ why…”

“Hehe.‌‍​ It feels good⁠⁠‌ to receive surprise‍ gifts, right?”

Marie‌‍‍ said with a bright smile on‍ her face, but⁠ she seemed unwilling‍ to back down.⁠

“Let’s⁠‍​ have some fun‌​​ with just us‌‌⁠ two, and sleep‌ together, okay?”

“…”‍‍

Fine.‍⁠ Whatever…

****‍

Inside​‍​ the chairman’s office​⁠ were Hua Ran,‍ Alicia, Marie, and‍ I.

“From‌‌‍ today, you will⁠​​ be entering Mag⁠​ Mell.”

The​‌⁠ Treasury of the⁠‌​ Danann,『Mag Mell』.

It‌​ was the place⁠‌ that contained the⁠‍ dormant treasures of⁠ the Danann, which⁠ the players could‍⁠ enter with their‌ party members to​‌ continue Erin Danua’s‌‌‍ legacy after her⁠​⁠ death.

But‍‍⁠ this time around,​⁠ Erin Danua was‍ still alive, meaning‍‌‌ Valtazar’s subjects wouldn’t‌ be able to⁠‌‍ enter Mag Mell.⁠‍

“I‌​‌ have a question.‍‌ What kind of‌‌​ place is Mag​​ Mell?”

Alicia​ shot her hand​ up to ask​​ a question. Because‍‌​ of all the‍ preparations we needed‍ to make after‍⁠‍ founding our Guardians⁠ Guild, we didn’t‍​ have much time⁠‍ to discuss Mag‌ Mell, hence her​⁠ question.

“Mag​ Mell contains the‌‍ treasures of the​⁠ distant mythical gods.⁠‍ In there… are​‍​ the remnant thoughts‍⁠ and minds of‌⁠‌ the ones that⁠ used to be​‍​ referred to as⁠⁠ gods.”

Even‌‍‍ though Master had​‌ inherited everything as‍ the Queen of⁠​ Paradise, it wasn’t‌ like she directly‍‍‌ owned all the​‍⁠ treasures and items.⁠​‌

There‍​‌ were some like⁠​ the 4 great‌‌ treasures of the‍ Danann, which were‌​‌ hidden in various‍⁠​ secret lands. Master⁠‌‍ didn’t bother going​ around gathering all​ those treasures in‌‍ order to respect‌‌‍ the elders of⁠​⁠ the past.

Mag‍ Mell, the Treasury‌⁠‌ of the Danann,‍‍‍ was one such‌ example.

“There,​‌ you are to​⁠ find the items⁠⁠​ left behind by‍ the gods… or​‌‍ receive their gifts.​​ Not all of‌ you might obtain​​ one though.”

“Can’t‌⁠ we just grab​ it?”

“You⁠‌ will see once‍‌⁠ you get there.​‌​ It’s not something‍‍ I can help‌‌ you with either.”​​‌

After‌​⁠ saying that, she⁠‍ started writing our​​​ names on the⁠​ board.

“The​⁠‍ first ones to‍⁠ enter will be‌ you four, Korin,⁠ Marie, Alicia, and‍‍​ Hua Ran. The‌⁠‍ other guardians will⁠​‌ enter eventually, but⁠⁠ you will be​​‍ going first. Are‍ you ready?”

“Woah,⁠‍ so I’m going‍‍ with Mr. Korin?”​

“It⁠ shouldn’t be too​‍ difficult with Korin⁠‌‌ around.”

“…”‌​​

The‍‍‍ three of them​‍ turned their eyes‍ to me with⁠‍ trust.

That’s…‌​ not how it⁠‍ works though.

“Now!‍‍‌ Let’s get moving!⁠ Clara?”

“Yes,‌‍‌ Chairman.”

Lady⁠⁠ Josephine took us​​ yet again to‌‌⁠ another dimension. We⁠ were familiar with‌ the process because​​ we had been​ training in the‌ Shadow Paradise for⁠‌‌ the past few‍ weeks but this‍ time, our destination⁠⁠ was different.

The‌ place we arrived​‌⁠ in wasn’t the‍⁠⁠ flat and barren⁠ wasteland of gloom​⁠⁠ that we were​‌ used to.

“Huh?‌​ Light?”

“Ugh,‌‍ this is too​ bright…!”

As​‌ always, there was​⁠ no sun in⁠⁠​ this world.

There⁠ were dark clouds‌‍ in the sky⁠ but the surroundings⁠ were bright – a seemingly paradoxical⁠ sight at a glance.

The‌‍ ocean waves were‍ in turmoil while‍ the treasures and‍ gems scattered around‌‍‍ were giving off‍ light to brighten​ up the world​ around them.

“It‌‍ really is an‌‍ island of… treasures.”​

“To‌‌ think there was‌‌⁠ a place like‌‍‌ this…”

“…”​

Island​ of Treasures, Mag⁠‌‌ Mell; a complete‌​ paradise and one‌ of the fragments‌⁠‌ of Tir na​‍ Nog. The master​‌‍ of this place…‌​ wasn’t Erin.

“I⁠‌‌ will wait for‍⁠ you guys here.⁠ You need to‍‍ proceed deeper into‌​ the island, and​⁠ ‘they’ will come‍‌ out to greet⁠‌ you.”

In‍ the last iteration,‍⁠‌ it was Lady‌⁠‌ Josephine doing the‍⁠‌ explanation but this‌‌‍ time, it was‍‌ from Master. Just​​ like what Lady⁠⁠ Josephine said in⁠ the last iteration,​ Master gave the⁠‌⁠ same warning as‍ she sent us⁠ off on the⁠‌‍ sandy shore with​ churning waves in‌‌ the background.

“You⁠ must never… never‌ be intoxicated with‍‍‌ happiness.”

………⁠​⁠

……​​

As⁠‌ we went deeper​ into Mag Mell,​ the Island of‍ Treasures, the layer‌ of fog that‌ seeped out from⁠ the center of‌ the island turned⁠⁠​ thicker and thicker.​‍

“Ugh…‌​​ Mr. Korin. This‍ place gives me⁠ goosebumps!”

“M,⁠‍⁠ me too…”

Unlike⁠‍​ me, who had‌​‍ seen this place​ in the game​ and the last‍‍​ iteration, Alicia and⁠‌​ Marie seemed frightened‍‍ as they each‌⁠​ wrapped their arms​ around mine.

Weren’t​⁠ they a lot⁠​ stronger than me⁠⁠ without my Precept⁠‍ activated though? Frankly‌‌‍ speaking, I was‌⁠ the weakest one​‌​ here without Claiomh‌​​ Solais and yet​​ here they were,​‌ relying on me‍‍‌ instead of themselves…‌‍

“…”⁠‌

Hua‍‍‍ Ran, who had⁠​ been marching forward‌‍​ with large strides‌ with no fear​ thanks to her​⁠ overwhelming defense, suddenly‍⁠ turned around and​⁠ threw me a glance. When forming‍ a party with⁠​ Hua Ran, she⁠ tended to be‌​ the vanguard and‌​ that was the‍‌ same this time​ around.

“It’s⁠​ scary.”

“Huh?”‌⁠​

“Scary.”‍‌‌

You‍ have the most‌​‌ indifferent look in‌ the world on‍​⁠ your face. What‍​ do you even‌‌ mean?

“Sca…⁠​​ Ran says she’s⁠‍​ scared.”

“Ah,‌⁠‌ I see…”

That​​ made sense; their​⁠ feelings might be‌‍ different despite sharing⁠ the same body.⁠

But‍⁠ both of my⁠ arms were occupied⁠‍ already because of​​ Alicia and Marie…⁠‍⁠

“Nn?​‍ In that case,‌​ Miss Hua Ran,‌‍ you can hold⁠⁠​ Senior Marie’s hand!”‍​

“What?”​​⁠

“Huh?”⁠⁠‌

Alicia⁠⁠⁠ grabbed Hua Ran,‌ who had a befuddled look on‍⁠‍ her face, and⁠⁠ placed her hand‌⁠​ on top of​​ Marie’s.

“…”​‍​

“…”⁠

“If‍‍ we all hold‍ hands like this,⁠‍ I’m sure it⁠⁠​ won’t be scary!”‌

We⁠​ were walking forward​⁠‌ hand-in-hand in groups‌‍ of two when‌​​ Alicia grumbled a complaint while shivering​⁠⁠ from the cold‌​⁠ mist.

“Ugh…​ I hate this​ spooky feeling…”

“I’ve‌⁠‍ never seen you⁠⁠⁠ have a problem​‍‍ with demonic spirits‌‌⁠ though?”

“Cutting​‍‍ demonic spirits is⁠‌ one thing. I just don’t like‍⁠⁠ this kind of‌ atmosphere!”

“Well…⁠ Anyway, you can’t​‍ treat the spirits‍ here like demonic‌⁠ spirits.”

“Mr.‌⁠ Korin, do you…⁠‍⁠ know something about‌ this place?” Alicia‍‌‌ asked.

“This‌ is the resting‌‌ abode of the⁠ gods. Technically, it’s‍‍⁠ closer to an​​ assembly of the‌⁠ remnant minds of⁠⁠⁠ gods, but you‍‌‍ get the point.”‌‍

Rather‍​‍ than ghosts and‌​⁠ demonic spirits, it‌​⁠ was most accurate‍ to see this​⁠ as the place‌⁠ that contained the‍‍ ‘history of gods’.⁠‍

Just‍‍‌ like how humans⁠⁠⁠ went to heaven‌ or hell after‍ death, gods remained⁠‍‌ behind at Mag‍​ Mell upon death.​‍ They did exist‍‌ here, but it‌‍‍ was more correct‌⁠ to say that‌ their existence had⁠‌‍ been recorded down‍‌‍ here, instead of‍‌‌ saying that they​‍‌ were alive.

At​‍ least that was‍​⁠ the impression I received when I saw the Danann⁠​ in Mag Mell‍‍​ in the last⁠ iteration.

“At‌ the start, we⁠ have to work​ together as a team but each‍⁠ and every one‌‌ of us needs⁠ to work hard⁠ as well.”

The⁠‌‌ method of obtaining​‍‍ a treasure from‌ Mag Mell was‌‌ simple.

Roam​‍ around the island‌‌​ with three party‍ members and meet⁠​ one of the‍ Danann of this‍ place. They would⁠​ give trials or‍⁠ ask questions in‌ stages, and the⁠‍⁠ number of people​ that could take‌​​ the next trial‍​​ depended on how‍‌​ many were able‌⁠⁠ to survive the⁠​ previous one.

For‍ example, if 1 person failed at​‌ Stage 1, only‌ 3 people were⁠ allowed to attend⁠​ Stage 2 onwards.‌⁠⁠

“It’s​​ important to pass​ the first trial.​​‌ Not only does​ it have the⁠‌‌ lowest difficulty, but​‍ it also affects‍‌​ the difficulty of⁠ the next stage.‍⁠‌ It gets harder⁠ if more people‌‍​ fail Stage 1.”‍

“Really?”⁠​

Because‌⁠​ of that, the⁠⁠ old-timers of the‌​ game tended to​​⁠ immediately load the‍⁠‌ previous game data‌⁠ and start over⁠ if the other⁠​‍ characters apart from‍ the player failed⁠⁠ their trials. If‌​⁠ the player failed⁠ the trial, they‌‍⁠ would be immediately‌ kicked out of⁠‌‍ Mag Mell, but‌⁠ if the non-playable​⁠‌ characters failed the‌ trial, then that​⁠ increased the overall‌ difficulty of the‌‍ next trials.

That⁠ was why the‌​ players aimed for‍⁠​ 100% perfection with‍​ Stage 1, and‍ looked to start​ over if two‍ or more failed​ Stage 2.

“Umm…⁠ Korin. Can I ask something?”

Turning‍⁠​ around, I saw‍‍ Hua Ran and⁠ Marie looking our⁠ way after letting‌ go of each⁠ other’s hands. Weren’t‌ you guys scared?⁠

“What’s⁠‌‍ that thing you’ve‌‌ been carrying the‍‌ whole time?”

“You​​ mean this?”

With⁠‌ a grin, I showed off the⁠ basket on my​ back.

“Huhu.‍⁠​ This is what⁠ will let us​‌ meet the gods‌‌ we want.”

This‍‍ place was where‍ you received trials‍‍​ from gods, and​​ each of these‍⁠ trials were different‌⁠​ and it depended⁠​‌ on the characteristics,​​ personality, and mythology‌⁠​ of the random‍‌⁠ god you encountered.​‍‌

That⁠‌ was why the‌‌ ‘items that were⁠‍ related to the‌⁠⁠ gods’ were important.​⁠​

It‍⁠ was because the​‍ gods showed more⁠​‍ intrigue at the​⁠ ones that carried​​ around items that‌ were related to⁠ themselves. The thing​ I was carrying⁠ behind me was‍‍‌ none other than‌​​ the [Head of​ the Hundred-legged Four-headed‌​⁠ monster, Mata], which‍​⁠ was beaten to⁠ death by the⁠‌⁠ great King of‌​‍ Gods, Dagda.

By‍‌‌ the way, the​ trials given by⁠ Dagda were along⁠ the lines of,‌⁠‌ ‘Go catch some‍ of this,’ and​ ‘Cook some delicious​⁠‌ food,’ so he‍​ was very well‌ known among the​‍ forums for being⁠ the easiest god.⁠

“Huhuhuhu…”‌

Marie,​​ Hua Ran, and‌‍⁠ Alicia… All of‍​ them were superhumans​ with exceptional combat‌ power. They would‍ easily be able​‌‍ to pass Dagda’s‍⁠ first trial…!

—————​

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After⁠ advancing through the​​​ island for who​ knows how long,⁠‍‍ the mist suddenly​‍ turned incomparably thick⁠‌⁠ as it covered‌ our sight.

The‌ three girls were‍ confused but I had been expecting⁠⁠⁠ this to happen⁠⁠‍ the whole time.⁠‌

What​ came next would‌ be a 1-on-1‍ encounter with Dagda.⁠⁠ Even though that​‌⁠ old man had⁠​​ a fiery temperament,‌ he was a generous one so​⁠ this was going‌‌‍ to be great!⁠

-Diding~!‌⁠​

From​ within the thick⁠‍‍ layer of fog‌ that concealed the⁠‍ three girls, the⁠‌‍ melody of a beautiful instrument started⁠ to flow into​​‍ my ears.

“An‍‌⁠ instrument?”

Dagda,‌‌‍ that old man,⁠⁠ did own a harp. After all,​ his third trial​ was about retrieving⁠‌⁠ the harp that‌ was stolen by‌⁠ the giants.

Lulu~lu‍‍ Lala~

The‌​ clear and beautiful​ voice that followed‍ the instrument was​‍ so sweet and⁠​ wonderful that it‍⁠ could bewitch any⁠ living being, and‍‌ yet it also⁠‍ contained the saddest‍‍​ melody… Huh? Wait,‌⁠ this wasn’t the‌‍ voice of Old​‌ Man Dagda, was‌ it?

“…”‍‍​

I walked forward under‍ the guidance of⁠ the melody as‌⁠​ the voice and‍‌ the instrument became‌‍ clearer over time.‌⁠‍ Soon, the fog⁠‌ dissipated, revealing a golden harp with‍‍ a beautiful luster.‍‌

“Fuckkkk…”⁠

“Welcome,‍‍‍ visitor. A hero‌​ who has come⁠‌⁠ for a trial.⁠‌‌ I am Mac‌​ Ind Og… The‌​​ son of youth‍​ and the God​‍ of Love, Oengus.”​‌

It‌‍‌ wasn’t Dagda.

The​‌ beautiful youth with⁠ fancy blonde hair​​ looked at me‍ with a smile.⁠⁠​

“Why…”‌

“That​​ monster head you‍ have with you.⁠‌ It’s actually a trophy of my‍ father and a present which he‌ had given us⁠ siblings. Aiya~. It⁠‌ brought back good‍‌‍ memories, you see.”​

Why​‍ would you give⁠‍‍ something like that‍ as a gift‍ to your son?⁠‌ Was he a psychopath? I guess​‍ he had too⁠‍‍ many children because‌​ of his adulterous​​ personality.

How⁠⁠‌ can a man⁠⁠ leave aside his‌ lifelong partner and‍ have affairs left⁠⁠‌ and right?

In‍‍‍ any case, I had taken the‍ Mata’s head in⁠ order to meet​​ Dagda, but if⁠ Dagda had given‍⁠ the heads to‌ his children as‍​ a gift… it​ wasn’t strange for​​ the children to​ also show interest⁠ in these heads,‌​ but…

‘Huu…‍‍​ it’s alright. It’s‍ a little different‌​ from what I had planned, but​⁠ things have never‌​‌ gone well for‌⁠⁠ me anyway. Plans⁠ are there to‌​‌ be broken, right?’‌⁠‌

Regardless,‌‌‌ it was true​‌ that I was​⁠ a bit concerned.‌‍ A trial of​⁠​ the God of‌ Love… what kind​​ of trial was​ this god called⁠ Oengus going to⁠ give out?

I had no idea⁠⁠ because there was‌ no such god‌​ called Oengus that‌⁠ appeared in the​‌⁠ game in the⁠‌‍ first place. There⁠ were only five‍ gods including Dagda⁠ that came out​⁠ in the game,​‍ but that was⁠‌ clearly no longer​ the case.

“Anyway!‍‍ The fact that⁠ you have come⁠ here means that‍⁠ young Danann of‍‌‍ Justice, the Goddess‌​ of Heroes has‌⁠ sent you here,⁠ yes? I’m sure​‌ you are aware,⁠‌‌ but we do‌‍​ not readily give​‌ treasures that could‍⁠⁠ turn normal people​‍ into heroes.”

“…Haa.‍‍ I am aware.‌⁠‌ What trial are⁠​ you going to⁠‌‍ give us?”

“Simply‍ put, it’s a contest between you‍ and the three‍​ beautiful ladies.”

“Sorry?”​

It⁠‍‍ was hard to‌⁠‍ tell what exactly‌‌ the content of⁠‌ the trial was​⁠ going to be,‍‌ but all the⁠‌⁠ mythological gods were‍ like this. Dagda‍‍ was the only⁠​‌ exception that did⁠ not beat around​ the bush, and‍‌‌ the other gods‍ that came out⁠‍ in the game‌ all spoke of‌ gibberish that confused‍‍ the player.

“Haa,‌ but if it’s⁠‌​ those three…”

Objectively​ speaking, those girls‌⁠⁠ were a lot​⁠​ better than me.⁠‌ It might be⁠ difficult for all‍ three of them⁠ to pass but…​‍ Maybe two of​ them could pass​​ at least.

Honestly,‍‍⁠ I had a feeling that all‌‍‌ of them would‌ succeed except for‌ Alicia.

“Ah,​⁠ looks like my‌‍‍ explanation wasn’t enough.⁠​ The main figure‍‍‍ of this trial⁠ is not me,​ but you.”

“Huh?”​

“You⁠​ would lose your‍ memories for a bit but… Well,⁠‍‍ I wish you​ all the best.”⁠​‍

“Hnn?”‌⁠⁠

-Diring~‌‍

The⁠ harp played once​‍​ as my vision‍⁠ started to fade.⁠‌

The⁠‌​ main figure of⁠‍​ the trial is‍⁠⁠ me? What did​⁠‌ that even mean?‌

Time​⁠⁠ flew by.

After‌ who knows how​​​ long, my vision⁠ turned clear again,‌‌​ revealing Oengus and‌ the dumbstruck look​ on his face.⁠​

“…Young​ man. You are⁠‍⁠ quite the man.”‌‍

“Ugh…‍‌ What do you⁠‌ mean by that?”⁠‌

“You‌‍ have passed the⁠⁠ first trial. I certainly wasn’t expecting‌⁠⁠ such overwhelming results.‌ You have truly⁠​​ enlightened this me,‌⁠ the Danann of‍ Love.”

“Passed?‌‌​ What have I even done to…”⁠⁠​

“By​ the way, the‍ three girls have​​ failed. Aiya~ that‌‌‌ was a complete‍‍ defeat on their‍‌​ part.”

“…What?”⁠

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