[Cernunnos looks at the fragmented legends of the dead Vimalacitra with sorrow.]

[Cernunnos sighs at the fate of a being who was both his competitor and friend.]

Unlike most gods and demons, who expressed surprise at Vimalacitra’s death, Cernunnos conveyed his deep sadness.

Cernunnos, like Vimalacitra, had watched Yeon-woo’s rise for a long time. However, unlike Vimalacitra who felt a strong sense of competition with Yeon-woo and wished Yeon-woo to become stronger, Cernunnos largely observed Yeon-woo because of the sad fate of his Apostle.

The two beings surprisingly had a lot in common, which possibly allowed them to better empathize with each other. Cernunnos was also a being who was thoroughly alone, belonging to no heavenly society. It was not an exaggeration to say that Cernunnos best understood the troubles, boredom, and complex thoughts that Vimalacitra had and went through during his lifetime. Thus…

[Cernunnos is furious.]

For the first time, Cernunnos expressed an extreme emotion. He was angered that a ‘great’ being had met such a pitiful demise. It seemed, in Cernunnos’ view, a great death was dying for greater meaning and purpose, not a thoroughly lonely dog-like death.

[Cernunnos stomps on the ground and stands up!]

[Cernunnos declares that he will never forgive those involved in this matter!]

And then…

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