Extremely Ordinary Encounter
At that time, Estonia's regime had not yet changed, nor had it announced its entry into the "Alliance." It had only been five years since Aideweis annihilated the three hundred thousand troops sent by the "Alliance" and the "Coalition."
So, at the time, Aideweis was still wanted by the "Alliance" and the "Coalition." She had not returned to her homeland and had continued wandering abroad to evade their pursuit.
Although the two great powers could do nothing to Aideweis, she was still a wanted criminal. If she stayed recklessly in Estonia or elsewhere, she would only draw the "Alliance" and the "Coalition" into surrounding and annihilating her. That would ultimately drag innocent people around her into the conflict. If those people were suspected of colluding with her and were unjustly accused, that was something Aideweis did not want to see.
Furthermore, Aideweis did not want to go on a killing spree. Therefore, she chose to keep her distance and wander aimlessly across the world.
Fortunately, in order to befriend Aideweis, the Rebellion Army provided her with funds, hiding places, intelligence, and other necessities. Aideweis easily evaded the "Alliance" and the "Coalition" time and time again.
Of course, she inevitably fell into their hands on occasion. In the end, however, she always fought her way out through sheer strength, making the people of the "Alliance" and the "Coalition" increasingly fearful of her.
Gradually, though, Aideweis began to feel a trace of loneliness and desolation toward this kind of life.
Unable to return to her homeland and even more unable to interact with people openly, Aideweis could only wander the world alone, like a ghost. How could she not feel lonely and desolate?
After this continued for five whole years, even Aideweis's heart became lost. Her vitality slowly faded