Fujimaru Ritsuka's and Elysia's story had come to an end.
For the real world, this sudden development had been unexpected and abrupt. Yet, combined with Fujimaru Ritsuka's eventual understanding of everything, people suddenly realized what Elysia had done—and what she had done in the story of reviving Fujimaru Ritsuka.
Honestly, Elysia had undoubtedly given a great deal, but she had also left behind many questions.
Who were the Thirteen Flame-Chasers?
Elysia's story of "existing because of you" also carried the feeling of entrusting everything to someone else. It was a classic "entrusting the orphan" plot.
The forgotten stories of the Flame-Chasers needed someone to remember them. And Fujimaru Ritsuka, who had witnessed everything, was a Savior, and had a chance to be revived, was undoubtedly an important person to record those stories.
Thus, Elysia entrusted everything to Fujimaru Ritsuka.
Yet what kind of story was hidden behind all this? What exactly had the Thirteen Flame-Chasers gone through? What had happened to Elysia? What kind of tale had unfolded in the Previous Era of the False Star world? Countless questions flooded people's minds, leaving everyone who had seen this scene itching with curiosity.
They developed a powerful desire to learn about the Thirteen Flame-Chasers—people they had never met and did not even know the full identities of—and wanted to know the stories belonging to those thirteen people.
Moreover, when Elysia had chanted, the lines representing the thirteen had been particularly evocative.
Dreams, Life, Stars, Infinity, Dawn, Moment, Wisdom, Annihilation, Spiral, Gold, Discipline, Savior, Ego.
These thirteen "terms" all carried a certain charm, as though each held a story of its own.
One of them was even "Savior." Did that mean there had also been someone called a Savior in the Previous Era of the False Star?
However, this person who bore