Transia and the Elven Kingdom's Military Cooperation Project Continues to Make Steady Progress

Philosir's situation was rather complicated.

On the surface, she claimed she was an "sinner" unworthy of entering Adel's Underworld because, while under mind control, she had committed an unforgivable slaughter against the people she had sworn to protect. It had utterly violated her duties as a ranger general and stained her hands with blood.

For a soldier who valued oaths and duty, that truly was a terrible sin she could not forgive herself for.

But those words also carried another meaning: Philosir was alluding to her "origins."

She was an opposite-sex clone of King Quirion.

As she said, neither the homeworld of Adel nor the Underworld of Adel was the homeland of an elf born unnaturally like her.

But Murphy and Triss both knew that Philosir's confession had a third meaning. According to Triss, before the Scarlet Witch died, she had harshly rebuked General Philosir and said some very "terrible" things to her, leaving Philosir rather shaken.

Thus, her third confession concerned what had happened to Luna.

Though she was a clone, she had not only failed to properly care for her "daughter"; she had also affected Luna's upbringing in an extremely harmful way.

As the witch had said before her death, she was 99% responsible for Luna's fall, but Philosir, as her "birth mother," was hardly blameless either.

But that was their private business.

Murphy had no intention of getting involved, nor did he stop Philosir from making this rather frightening decision.

After all, the astonishing number of Fallen Godchildren currently held in the Kingdom of Castia was a tremendous liability. Now that Twilight had found a way to trigger the abnormal awakening of Godchildren, those dormant Godchildren hidden among the populace would eventually become a threat.

Under the circumstances, dealing with the Fallen Godchildren who had already committed