"Lord Divine Son, are you all right?"
Curled up on the sofa, Sains looked with concern at Sarayina, who lay on the bed.
"I'm fine." Sarayina picked up a petal and placed it in her mouth. "I've long since gotten used to it."
"My lord, my body will have recovered by tomorrow. Right now, I'm very glad I have regenerative abilities unlike a human's."
"Yes, it's just a shame you don't have a human brain."
Sains: "..."
"There's no need to give the church a detailed report on this incident. I don't want the church leader and the others to worry."
"Yes, my lord. I understand."
"Sains, I still can't understand why Ankara inside me suddenly awakened. I'd already dealt with the assassin. What did she awaken for? To take a look at her own memorial?"
"I don't know, my lord. I'm puzzled as to why that being sealed that part of my memory as well."
"Yes, that's something I can't understand either. You already knew she existed inside me, so why seal your memories too?"
"Perhaps I could try..."
"Even the church leader would find it difficult to break a memory seal she put in place. Even with a divine artifact, there's only a chance of breaking it, and the measures she left behind could erase every memory in your soul the moment you broke the memory seal.
"Even if she's only one of hundreds or thousands of fragments... she's still Ankara."
"Then there's no way to learn the truth."
Sarayina picked up another petal, put it in her mouth, and said slowly, "I don't know, you don't know..."
"My lord, do you suspect those four? If so, Ankara must have reached an agreement with one of them. Does she want to leave?"
"Leave for where? Return to the