Everyone had fought and worked together through the Singularities and Lostbelts, forging bonds between Ritsuka and Mashu, as well as with everyone else, that were impossible to describe.
They were the bonds of comrades who had truly weathered storms and faced life and death together—an affection as warm as family, impossible to sever.
Roman, in particular, felt that this was truly the most beautiful ending.
Back in Chaldea, he had learned of the experiment subject program, but at the time, Roman had been powerless to do anything.
The only thing he could do was care for Mashu, who had survived as an experiment subject, as though she were his daughter.
Now, he had finally watched his daughter grow into an adult.
Seeing her find her purpose in life and regain her health, Roman desperately wanted to share the good news with his beloved Magical Girl Meli.
That was right—the Meli who could connect to parallel worlds through the internet, not that bastard Merlin!
Humanity's Order had been saved, Mashu had gained a new life—could anything be more joyful than this?
Roman himself had never cared much about his own fate.
But in the end, he had survived as King Solomon, abandoned his excessive divinity, and finally regained his humanity.
Roman had already been prepared to sacrifice himself. After all, King Solomon had already fulfilled his wish.
But if he could live, Roman naturally had no desire to die. He was merely a lazy slacker, just a... coward.
And this time, Roman was the happiest of all when Ritsuka and Mashu returned to London.
The two kind girls had agreed to help him handle some of the Modern Magecraft Department's work.
Roman had been working overtime ever since Saving Humanity's Order ended. At last, he had the leisure to see the