Vol 2. Chapter 69
“If you really remember everything... then put the ring on me later.”
I spoke in a subdued voice.
“You said you’d do it after destroying the Temple, as soon as we got out of prison.”
Of course, we were technically outside the Temple now—but it still didn’t feel like everything was over.
“After it’s all finished, then put it on me. Just like we promised back then.”
I forced myself not to cry as I said it.
“Keep at least that one promise... You didn’t keep a single promise in the last life.”
“...Yeah.”
Zahid, who had been walking in silence for a long while, spoke calmly.
“You’re right. That bastard didn’t accomplish anything.”
“...Huh?”
His tone wasn’t ordinary, so I asked cautiously.