Everything we had came from her. If she insisted, would we have to agree? Which gifted warriors would she choose? How much would losing our companion Magic Elements affect us?
All of "Midsummer" grew restless.
The crisis she spoke of was too distant, and there was no sign of the future she described. Hadn't we been winning all along?
But that terrifying proposal of hers gave us far too much to imagine.
That period was chaotic, even more chaotic than when the game first arrived. Everyone was wary of one another. Later, all the Celestial Phenomenon Tribe avoided that leader, unwilling to see her.
She was probably heartbroken when she left. She felt no anger at our "betrayal"; instead, she was filled with self-reproach and guilt.
"Don't be afraid of me."
"I'm sorry. I'm an unfit leader."
She split off half of her own companion elements, then divided that half into three portions and gave them to the three legion commanders who had vehemently opposed this kind of contribution and sacrifice at the time. They were also the three legion commanders we trusted most in our extreme unease.
She left us 99% of her wealth, equipment, and resources, then departed alone. Rain fell above her head, leaving us with nothing but the sight of her sodden back.
The resources she left behind were so abundant that those three legion commanders soon became our new leaders. Though there were a few twists along the way, life soon returned to how it had been. The new leaders also began bringing back rewards from time to time. Even combined, they amounted to less than before, but we weren't greedy.
Later... time gave us an answer to whether she had been a fit leader back then.
She truly wasn't. If only she could have