March 7th's words disappointed Nephren a little.
Even after transforming, the girl's "evil" color scheme had done nothing to diminish the innocence in her eyes. People like her generally told the truth.
So Nephren turned to Demuguo, who was better at controlling her abilities.
However, even Demuguo couldn't help when it came to understanding Memory Destiny.
As the original computational target of Scepter δ-me13, she was a lifeform designed to nurture herself.
After being contaminated by a Stellaron, she had fallen into a deep sleep as the Seed of Memory.
Manipulating Memory Destiny came naturally to Demuguo. If you asked her how she'd gained Memory Destiny innately, she could only blink her big eyes and say:
"It's a talent all girls are born with."
Faced with one person who'd had the knowledge poured into her and two Memory Destiny users who'd "known it from birth," Nephren felt quite helpless.
So for now, Nephren could only continue watching the Moonhunter's past, hoping to experience March 7th's tremendous power and see whether she could understand Memory Destiny.
And so Tholindis's story continued.
Orlog, a young descendant of the Crimson Moon, had unhesitatingly revealed the Moonhunter's true identity to Tholindis.
The executioner who had been slaughtering the descendants of the Crimson Moon was none other than Rerir, who claimed to be a soldier in the royal guard.
Rerir's true identity shocked Tholindis.
She'd been living with Rerir for some time. The only thing separating them from being husband and wife was an official wedding.
To discover that the person she'd been hiding from day and night was the one sharing her bed—Tholindis's ability to keep from breaking down proved just how strong she was.
Moreover, after her initial shock, Tholindis quickly regained her composure.
Her love for Rerir was real, and as a