But Shade had no intention of doing that. The story of the past was already over; there was no need to investigate whether the Prince and Princess had a happy marriage after the ending of the fairy tale, "and they lived happily ever after," whether they had been urged to have children soon, or whether they would have marital conflicts.
"Now that you mention it, though, I've remembered something."
Audrey, who had also appeared in the dining room while Shade was telling his story, said. As for whether she was Megan or Audrey, Shade could not distinguish them by sight alone. The twin witches were theoretically one person:
"Did you know, Shade, that there is a theory that Mist Lady, the God of Mist, is closely connected to the Ancient God Silver Moon Sage? This Lady's cult is not very large. Ever since the Ancient Epoch, whenever She has appeared in the Material World, it has always been in thick fog beneath the moonlit night."
"So it was unreasonable for this god to appear in such a hot desert in the first place."
Luvia summarized with a smile as she looked at Shade.
"She couldn't have been waiting specifically for you, could She?"
"Oh, Luvia, you should show proper reverence toward the gods."
The Outlander said this to the local girl, and the Girl with Purple Eyes nodded with a smile, though she still seemed to want to tease Shade.
"In any case, Shade gained a great deal from this trip through time. It's a shame he cannot deploy his new Mystic Lock now, or everyone could return to eighteen years old."
Miss Aurora said with a smile, and all the ladies laughed.
Shade continued eating breakfast. Luvia and Miss Belinder went to inspect the glowing chest and armor, while