Bekelt could not understand what Anya was talking about.

However, he felt a shiver down his spine when he heard what she said. Emotions such as countless regrets, contemplation, and anguish he thought that he had long forgotten surged inside of him like a tide.

However, Bekelt quickly shook off his lingering feelings when Urkel swung his sword.

“Don’t even think about it!”

What happened in Arbalde was shocking, and the Order of Lindwurm and Gerard had to spend years trying to get over what had happened to stand up again no matter what.

“You know nothing! We lived and suffered all these years to reflect on what we have done, and we eventually overcame the suffering!” Bekelt shouted.

“Reflect?”

A strange voice echoed right next to him. One of Urkel’s skull heads had spoken right under Bekelt’s nose.

“If you have reflected, then your head…!” a skull head shouted, and the remaining skull heads attached to Urkel frantically shouted, “Give me your head! Head, head, and head! Give me your head!”

***

There was a rare phenomenon in which individuals would sometimes get into the flow and start looking at everything around them objectively. It was a very rare phenomenon, but Pavan would always experience it whenever he was hyper-focused on something.

The noises sounded distant, and he felt like he had a bird’s eye view of the battlefield.

In accordance with his thoughts, his subordinates moved as if they were his limbs. They moved to fill in the gaps, take advantage of enemy weaknesses, and...