I Became the Wrong Race

255 – Coronation (5)

“What situation is this?”

Isla asked belatedly, but no one answered.

In fact, it was a question that could not be answered. Only Llewelyn was swayed by such a situation and was only rolling her eyes.

What was really difficult was that no matter where I rolled my eyes, what I saw was the same.

If you look to the left, there is a sister, and if you look to the right, there is a sister. At least judging by the face.

Although there were differences in hair length, clothing, and facial expressions, the fundamental elements that defined human feelings were completely the same.

From facial features to eye color, eye shape and location.

They say that 90% of what defines human feelings are the eyes. So, I once heard that when drawing a montage or portrait, the most important part is the eyes.

Llewelyn felt it. If she looked vaguely it looked like her sister was frowning at her face in the mirror.

So she didn’t know how to proceed.

“If you think about it, aren’t you the one who is the younger brother? Anyway, you were created after me, so you were actually created later than me, right? “I think that’s the definition of a younger sibling.”

“If you focus on time, I was created longer than you and I. Mother exists beyond time and space, and I existed before you existed.”

In that sense, the Emperor is the elder, and Lucilla is her younger sister. Llewellyn already felt like her brain was getting complicated.

“That’s nonsense…”

“Um, sister.”

“Huh? Sejin, why?”

“That’s true.”

Lucilla looks at Llewelyn with a stern expression, as if she feels betrayed.

Llewellyn scratched his head sheepishly at his sister’s expression

“Netel exists beyond time and space. She copied her older sister … “Because he created an emperor in the distant past, and waited for me to make a decision even after seeing him grow up and reach his level in the present.”

“… What does that mean?”

The person asking is not Lucilla. Isla sneaks in on her

Llewellyn opened her mouth, thinking she needed to explain again.

What I experienced when I went up with Lorian.

Stories that are revealed except for a few facts.

She meets Court Baek, and she uncovers what must be the Empress’s plan.

She persuaded the Empress to give everything she had, and even recruited the prophet and the royal court.

And perhaps the most important fact.

“… Just like that… “It’s over?”

Meeting Netel, having a conversation that wasn’t just a conversation with Netel, and finding out Netel’s purpose and wishes.

And Netel complied with Llewelyn’s wishes and took action right away.

It wasn’t simply a matter of Netel’s decision being quick. It was almost like I had already seen and heard Llewellyn say that.

And the words coming out of Llewelyn’s mouth now gave them quite a shock.

Although I only vaguely heard about it shortly after arriving at the Pantheon with three clans, it was strange to hear the entire situation.

The ‘Mourner Man’, who is known for his common sense, seemed puzzled by the fact that things just went away like that.

The fight I had with Netel so far, the way I interfered with Netel time and time again.

What exactly was it that made even Nettel attack Llewelyn with murderous intent?

Llewelyn answered that question as follows.

“Netel probably had no such intention. Netel’s way of existence… “I knew it when I saw his behavior pattern.”

Netel cannot feel humans. And just as humans know that ticks exist but do not see them when they take off their blankets, Nettel could not directly feel the presence of humans.

She trampled on countless people as she stepped and walked on her fate.

Netel’s intention was nowhere to be found. At least she didn’t have evil intentions in her actions.

But the result was no different from an evil spirit. Although her intentions were good, she was unintentionally causing evil.

So Llewelyn was sure. Netel says she should not exist on this earth. Her best outcome her was that she would leave Netel and take her place her with Llewellyn, who could feel and communicate with her her her her human her her her her.

Llewelyn explained it all with her poor speaking skills.

After groping, going back, and asking questions again and again.

In the end, I was able to convey my thoughts and the truth about Netel to everyone.

“Then… “Are you saying she’s just leaving like that?”

Said Esha Terna, who rarely opens her mouth in such circumstances.

Is it because it’s something that even she can’t ignore? Llewelyn nodded her head.

“It’s hard to understand. Overall.”

Esha said that, but she couldn’t help it.

Netel is not human in the first place. Even if we tried to understand her through her human perception of her, there was no benefit to her.

The way of thinking itself is very different from that of humans. What I can vaguely understand is that the purpose is consistent with this and that I can trust it.

To be exact, it would be closer to trusting that he would act accordingly rather than being trustworthy, but Llewelyn did not feel the need to distinguish the difference.

“Netel, what are you going to do to take it down?”

Isla asks. She looked at Llewellyn and played with her necklace.

It was left behind by Selma after she was killed by Netel. To be exact, it is the result of processing what was left.

Did she want revenge? Llewelyn looked at Isla and answered honestly.

“You will fall on your own. In the form of saving the world.”

On rare occasions, Isla held onto her necklace so much that her white hands became even more white, and Llewelyn gave Isla an apologetic look.

It’s not Isla who doesn’t know that. However, she could not accept this trend straight away.

Reason knows this is right. It is childish to think that the entire world must burn for revenge.

But people often do that. Isla had to drop her pupils as she tried not to get carried away by her emotions.

Eventually Isla resigned from her position. Llewelyn could not help but look at her lover from afar.

All she needs is time. Time to accept.

Maybe a little comfort would be okay, but now is not the time.

So Llewelyn caught Lorian, who was trying to follow, and stopped him.

“Let’s give him time to think alone. “I will come and see you in the evening.”

“Uhm, okay.”

Lorian quietly closed her mouth and went back to Llewelyn’s back her. Lucilla fidgeted and looked at the spot where Isla had left, but in the end she was unable to catch her and stayed where she was.

There was silence for a moment.

“So, why are you here?”

The first to open her mouth was Lu Silla. As soon as she seemed that the mood had been aroused, she immediately attached her word to the emperor.

“As you can see, very few of us have any good feelings about Netel. She has done all kinds of things under her, and so have you. “What on earth are you here for?”

I could understand why the three clans were here.

They are the ones who believed in and followed her father her her, and Llewelyn is the new deity who took his place her her her her.

She is a rising star and could possibly replace her father.

So they followed Llewelyn. Llewelyn moved their base freely and let them lead them to the pantheon.

But what about the emperor?

No one understood why the emperor was here.

Except for Llewelyn.

“This plan is a lesser evil that is likely to fail at any time, and it is a plan that will never be the best.”

And the emperor himself revealed his thoughts

“Suffering awaits. Even if you have the qualifications and power, the will is different. There were countless people who had the strength and talent to be called heroes, but were defeated due to lack of will.”

Even Llewelyn’s words brought to mind several faces. Those who had strength but were broken by trials, heroes who stopped their journey due to a will that was less than their talent.

The beings left in Llewelyn’s mourning.

The emperor compared them to Llewelyn.

You too can be like that. It wasn’t wrong.

Human beings are swayed by emotions, make wrong choices, give up before seeing the results, and raise their heads high in indignant glory only to have their heads blown off.

If the emperor had lived and existed as an emperor for such a long time, she would have seen countless people like that.

“The difference between them and you is one. Their giving up cost only their lives, but your giving up comes with the price of the world.”

I couldn’t give up just because I was going to die alone. Llewelyn knew what the emperor wanted to say.

It was similar to what Llewelyn said to Heretic Questioner Verben a little while ago.

“It’s not reasonable for the world to fall because I give up on myself, so that’s why I’m here.”

“That’s why I was created.”

An entity to replace Llewelyn in case she fails to reach that position. Netel’s insurance.

I don’t know if it’s true, but if there’s not an iota of falsehood in what was said, then it’s true that the emperor is here.

Aside from the fact that it was unpleasant, it was still like that. Llewellyn looked at his sister helplessly, and Lucilla crossed her arms and glared at the Emperor with her displeased expression.

I don’t feel any interest in the way he speaks. It feels like he doesn’t have any feelings for Llewelyn.

Of course, if it was a being created by copying Lucilla, it would be dangerous since it would have the same tastes.

It is not an issue to discuss now. It is not appropriate for the cool Isla to not be able to control her emotions and to argue over her departure.

In the end, Lucilla had no choice but to move on, saying, ‘We will discuss this issue later.’

A small sigh. That was a sigh equivalent to acceptance.

After Lucilla let out her sigh, she asked:

“So, what do we do now?”

Llewelyn was greatly relieved by that.

Although his sister’s voice she was a bit brusque, it was still brusque enough to be tolerated by a hug and a kiss on the cheek

In addition, it also means that Llewelyn did not notice the truth about her that she was unable to hide.

Llewelyn thought.

‘I don’t think I’ve been caught doing anything with Lorian yet. ‘I’ll find out later.’

For example, when the situation is better and you can move on.

Llewelyn answered in a voice deeply filled with relief.

“Emperor.”

The emperor smiled seductively with the same face as Lucilla.

“You have become the king of the three clans and the master of the pantheon, but I understand that you still have no official status or position. Likewise, your place in the coming fight was also not worthy of a name.”

It was a voice that was different from anything I had heard before, and was now completely identical to Lucilla’s.

The emperor asked Llewelyn, who thought that she was an extension of the form she had when she first appeared, wondering why she had made such a voice even though she had been able to speak like this until now.

“So, let’s have a coronation ceremony. Prove and prove that you are the king of the world.”

Even if your will breaks, don’t give up.

Llewelyn felt slightly ominous at the emperor’s added words.