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Enkrid’s “will” was neither complete nor perfect.

It was a fragment, a shard, and just a part of something larger.

Despite this, it was still his “will.”

This was why Marcus was shocked, and why the fairy squad leader, who had briefly left for business or perhaps leave, returned almost immediately.

She hadn’t denied that she had come to enjoy the view while soaking in the bath.

“It’s quite nice,” she said, which was an implicit acknowledgment.

“Anything else to say?”

“No.”

Her visit was simply to confirm if Enkrid had truly withstood the pressure, that was all.

It was a strange thing, Enkrid thought.

He knew what he had done was impressive, but was it really worth all this fuss?

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