Shadow Bear Tibbers' Planar Journey
Chapter 2543

( ) What Was So Important That It Couldn't Wait Until Another Day?

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When the Claymores present saw with their own eyes that the two golden-armored female knights were none other than Elena, the No. 46 who had originally sent a black letter to the Organization, and Ophelia, the No. 4 who was said to have awakened and been killed, with even her corpse confirmed by the Organization, the shock was downright earth-shattering. This was especially true for Flora and the uninformed Cynthia, Tabitha, and Yuma.

Likewise, when Miria, Deneve, and Helen saw two people who had been presumed dead—especially the No. 4, whose death had already been reported—standing alive right before them, they were utterly astonished.

But after their initial surprise, Miria, Deneve, and Helen were filled with indescribable excitement!

After all, as they saw it, if Ophelia, whose awakening and death had both been confirmed, could stand before them perfectly well in human form, then perhaps their fifteen fallen companions really could be brought back to life, just as Clare had said?

"This..."

"What on earth is going on? Weren't you both dead?"

Looking at the two women and confirming their identities, Flora still found it hard to believe.

She didn't know Elena, the No. 46, but she knew Ophelia, the No. 4 in the Organization, very well. Ophelia was called the "Bloodstained Berserker." She was a twisted, short-tempered bastard who sometimes even struck her own comrades. Flora had also received the Organization's report that Ophelia had awakened and died. At the time, she'd been surprised that even a single-digit-ranked Warrior like No. 4 could meet such a fate, but hadn't thought much more about it.

But now...

Looking at that familiar face beneath the brilliant gold-and-red armor, standing majestically before them, Flora couldn't help feeling confused. She had no idea what was going on.

"I can explain."

"Here's what happened..."

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