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Relgar Pazori | Jaspis | Issei
Participation in military actions did not change Relgar Pazori; he remained the same person his parents once forced to enter the Reime military academy. He refused to become the heir to the family studio and began living separately, earning a living through his own drawings. As time showed, his work was in very high demand among a certain circle of people who were willing to pay large sums for individual commissions.
In the spring of 839, Relgar and Jaspis married, just two months after their first reunion since their days studying together at the academy. The artist knew that his wife slept with other men, but this concerned him little: it was enough for him that there was always something to eat at home and a beautiful woman nearby, ready to satisfy any of his desires at any moment. He devoted all his remaining time to drawing and various hobbies.
Issei never found a purpose for himself after the war. Any job quickly bored him, and personal relationships failed to develop properly, breaking off sooner or later. In 841, he got together with Relgar and began writing plots for his adult manga, which is how he earned his living in subsequent years.
Neither Relgar nor Issei asked the Empress for anything. The former simply had no ideas on the matter, while the latter feared writing something excessive and ending up on the gallows.
Antennaria Forengard | Vesper Albiscus
Being in the same club during their studies at the academy brought Antennaria and Vesper very close, a bond that only strengthened during the war and in the postwar period, eventually resulting in their wedding. Naturally, they both love Her Majesty Rinze Reime substantially more than each other, but this does not hinder their love or shared life; on the contrary, it helps them stay on the same wavelength and share each other's aspirations.
The only thing they both asked of the Empress after the war ended was the opportunity to be useful to her. It is unknown whether this request is linked to the subsequent founding of the Order of the White Lily.
Light Darkinson | Kaori Nishikino | Theseus Illiander
Since Light's mother abandoned him and left his sick father to raise a young boy, and after his father's second wife sued for all his property and left them with nothing, Kaori became the first girl in the technician's life who did not cause him disgust. This, naturally, quickly grew into strong romantic feelings. Light's love quest, however, ended in failure: after the war ended, the girl, deeply apologizing to the guy, said they could not be together. Six months later she married Theseus—whether for love or simply out of compassion is known to no one. Either way, Theseus Illiander died of an incurable disease two years after their marriage.
As for Light, he remained alone. This, however, did not prevent him from becoming an engineer known throughout the empire, famous for his various inventions. He currently works for Avion Craig.
In his heart, Light never fully acknowledged Rinze Reime and chose not to ask her for anything (to avoid further humiliation) after the war ended. Kaori and Theseus asked for various medicines and other medical assistance. This request was granted but, unfortunately, nothing helped Theseus.
Ipheon | Suzuka Masaoka
During the Larian bombing, Ipheon and Suzuka's old house was severely damaged but, fortunately, the woman was at work at the time and was not hurt. Once the guy made sure she was all right, he rented an apartment for her using his army pay.
After the war ended, he returned to their temporary home and, closing the door behind him, threw himself into a motherly embrace and passionately kissed her on the lips. Suzuka was too happy that her boy had finally come home safe and sound, and therefore did not even attempt to resist his love at that moment. Perhaps it was mean of him to take advantage of this moment, but in reality, as before, he was simply honest with his desires, and during their separation, too many emotions had accumulated within him for him to control.
Seeing that Suzuka did not resist his advance, he began to explore her body with his strong hands, slowly removing her clothes. Now she would slightly resist the further development of events, now she would involuntarily reciprocate, but she never found the courage to either fully accept Ipheon's feelings or fully reject them. Ipheon pressed her tightly against him, massaging her breasts and buttocks; kissing her nipples—as he had done very long ago. Unable to restrain himself, he took her in his arms and carried her to the bed, carefully laid her on her back, and leaning over, kissed her again. Then he removed his pants, and Suzuka saw that Ipheon had become a big boy not only in height and weight. He asked her something, and receiving an affirmative nod in response, took her palms in his own, and then for the first time in his life returned to where he had once come from long ago. He returned "home".
At the end of the day, Ipheon slept on Suzuka's lap. Apparently, the fatigue accumulated during wartime made itself felt. The woman gently stroked the young man's head and decided for herself that she would support him regardless of what decision he made. If he wants to be with her—then she will be his woman; when/if she grows old, bores him, and he finds someone else—then she will gladly approve his choice and fade into the background. Regardless of the result, his happiness was paramount for her.
For his merits to the empire, Ipheon ventured to ask the Empress for permission to marry Suzuka, repeatedly noting in his letter that this venture was exclusively his own initiative and if anyone should be punished for such thoughts, it was him. To Ipheon's joy, he received permission, and in the spring of the following year, he and Suzuka married.
Imir Spring
The time spent at the front and friendship with Latro changed Imir greatly. He became confident in himself and completely changed his outlook on life. He apologized to Parphinora and broke up with her, subsequently finding work in a host club and gaining great popularity in that establishment.
In his free time, Imir engages in self-education, self-care, and pays special attention to the practice of handling firearms and unarmed combat training, wishing to remain at the peak of his capabilities at all times, year-round.
He abandoned magic and did not ask the Empress for anything.
Nagai Ryuji
Ryuji reconsidered his attitude toward Rinze Reime and in the postwar period continued to live according to the Reime Code. He established a prestigious and high-paying career in economics, a faithful wife, and charming children.
Fujioka Kosei
Kosei continued his military career, but now exclusively in the headquarters, engaging in planning rather than field work. The book he wrote on the art of war gained significant popularity in countries with a less developed philosophy of warfare. Married, has children.
His request was an appointment to the staff. Kosei took a great risk with this letter, but since he met expectations, it ended well for both him and the empire's armed forces.
Naru Enemkar
Thanks to her analytical mind and lack of pride, Naru managed to adapt perfectly to life in the empire and over time became an exemplary citizen, following all rules of the Reime Code. Since 842, she has held the post of Minister of Magic of the empire.
After the war ended, Naru asked to expand her opportunities for studying magic.
Gilbert
After the war ended, Gilbert tried his hand at various professions that did not require special education but eventually joined the ranks of the "Hegon" organization and spent subsequent years in the south.
Eirin Alabaster
Eirin will inherit his parents' company and provide the empire with even more advanced technology. After the war ended, a smile is rarely seen on his face.
Attis Huosi
Despite possessing certain talents, Attis Huosi remained unnoticed by his comrades-in-arms. He was seemingly with them all this time, yet no one really remembers him. Since 840, he has held the post of police chief of the old capital.
Attis's granted request was an estate in same Akkerwald.
Shogo
Estella Zidreich sat in an inconspicuous bar of the old capital; four glasses filled with some strong drink were visible on the table before her. One—for her, second—for Galmey, third—for Saphiros, fourth—for Shogo.
She drained the glass before her to the bottom and stared into nothingness. Being the oldest of them, she was nevertheless the only one who lasted until this day. And this after she was the only one among them who agreed to participate in the project voluntarily, realizing all the risks.
— Isn't that ironic? — The bartender refilled the empty glass and she drained it again. Her face twisted, but not because of the strength of the drink.
In the postwar period, Shogo proved incapable of monogamous relationships. He had many mistresses and did not attach any of them to himself, expecting the same from them. In his letter to the Empress, he asked for permission to study the forgotten magical art of Necromancer, pledging to obey the laws of the empire and report all his research to the Ministry of Magic (called an association in those years). His works were recognized by the society of mages, but he never found a cure for himself. Disease took him from life in 841.
Eugian | Diascia
Summer of 836, somewhere on the shores of Nihon.
Eugian lay on a lounge chair and relaxedly watched the ocean; he looked healthy and there were no traces of former fatigue on his face. A wedding ring was visible on the ring finger of his left hand.
The former emperor looked away from his activity when a familiar voice called him. Dia came out to him in an attractive swimsuit, shyly covering herself with her hands. She felt uncomfortable in such clothing, but the desire to please her beloved forced her to overcome the perceived discomfort, although he told her that she didn't have to do it. She lay down next to Eugian; he embraced her and they continued to watch the ocean together.
Participation in military actions did not change Relgar Pazori; he remained the same person his parents once forced to enter the Reime military academy. He refused to become the heir to the family studio and began living separately, earning a living through his own drawings. As time showed, his work was in very high demand among a certain circle of people who were willing to pay large sums for individual commissions.
In the spring of 839, Relgar and Jaspis married, just two months after their first reunion since their days studying together at the academy. The artist knew that his wife slept with other men, but this concerned him little: it was enough for him that there was always something to eat at home and a beautiful woman nearby, ready to satisfy any of his desires at any moment. He devoted all his remaining time to drawing and various hobbies.
Issei never found a purpose for himself after the war. Any job quickly bored him, and personal relationships failed to develop properly, breaking off sooner or later. In 841, he got together with Relgar and began writing plots for his adult manga, which is how he earned his living in subsequent years.
Neither Relgar nor Issei asked the Empress for anything. The former simply had no ideas on the matter, while the latter feared writing something excessive and ending up on the gallows.
Antennaria Forengard | Vesper Albiscus
Being in the same club during their studies at the academy brought Antennaria and Vesper very close, a bond that only strengthened during the war and in the postwar period, eventually resulting in their wedding. Naturally, they both love Her Majesty Rinze Reime substantially more than each other, but this does not hinder their love or shared life; on the contrary, it helps them stay on the same wavelength and share each other's aspirations.
The only thing they both asked of the Empress after the war ended was the opportunity to be useful to her. It is unknown whether this request is linked to the subsequent founding of the Order of the White Lily.
Light Darkinson | Kaori Nishikino | Theseus Illiander
Since Light's mother abandoned him and left his sick father to raise a young boy, and after his father's second wife sued for all his property and left them with nothing, Kaori became the first girl in the technician's life who did not cause him disgust. This, naturally, quickly grew into strong romantic feelings. Light's love quest, however, ended in failure: after the war ended, the girl, deeply apologizing to the guy, said they could not be together. Six months later she married Theseus—whether for love or simply out of compassion is known to no one. Either way, Theseus Illiander died of an incurable disease two years after their marriage.
As for Light, he remained alone. This, however, did not prevent him from becoming an engineer known throughout the empire, famous for his various inventions. He currently works for Avion Craig.
In his heart, Light never fully acknowledged Rinze Reime and chose not to ask her for anything (to avoid further humiliation) after the war ended. Kaori and Theseus asked for various medicines and other medical assistance. This request was granted but, unfortunately, nothing helped Theseus.
Ipheon | Suzuka Masaoka
During the Larian bombing, Ipheon and Suzuka's old house was severely damaged but, fortunately, the woman was at work at the time and was not hurt. Once the guy made sure she was all right, he rented an apartment for her using his army pay.
After the war ended, he returned to their temporary home and, closing the door behind him, threw himself into a motherly embrace and passionately kissed her on the lips. Suzuka was too happy that her boy had finally come home safe and sound, and therefore did not even attempt to resist his love at that moment. Perhaps it was mean of him to take advantage of this moment, but in reality, as before, he was simply honest with his desires, and during their separation, too many emotions had accumulated within him for him to control.
Seeing that Suzuka did not resist his advance, he began to explore her body with his strong hands, slowly removing her clothes. Now she would slightly resist the further development of events, now she would involuntarily reciprocate, but she never found the courage to either fully accept Ipheon's feelings or fully reject them. Ipheon pressed her tightly against him, massaging her breasts and buttocks; kissing her nipples—as he had done very long ago. Unable to restrain himself, he took her in his arms and carried her to the bed, carefully laid her on her back, and leaning over, kissed her again. Then he removed his pants, and Suzuka saw that Ipheon had become a big boy not only in height and weight. He asked her something, and receiving an affirmative nod in response, took her palms in his own, and then for the first time in his life returned to where he had once come from long ago. He returned "home".
At the end of the day, Ipheon slept on Suzuka's lap. Apparently, the fatigue accumulated during wartime made itself felt. The woman gently stroked the young man's head and decided for herself that she would support him regardless of what decision he made. If he wants to be with her—then she will be his woman; when/if she grows old, bores him, and he finds someone else—then she will gladly approve his choice and fade into the background. Regardless of the result, his happiness was paramount for her.
For his merits to the empire, Ipheon ventured to ask the Empress for permission to marry Suzuka, repeatedly noting in his letter that this venture was exclusively his own initiative and if anyone should be punished for such thoughts, it was him. To Ipheon's joy, he received permission, and in the spring of the following year, he and Suzuka married.
Imir Spring
The time spent at the front and friendship with Latro changed Imir greatly. He became confident in himself and completely changed his outlook on life. He apologized to Parphinora and broke up with her, subsequently finding work in a host club and gaining great popularity in that establishment.
In his free time, Imir engages in self-education, self-care, and pays special attention to the practice of handling firearms and unarmed combat training, wishing to remain at the peak of his capabilities at all times, year-round.
He abandoned magic and did not ask the Empress for anything.
Nagai Ryuji
Ryuji reconsidered his attitude toward Rinze Reime and in the postwar period continued to live according to the Reime Code. He established a prestigious and high-paying career in economics, a faithful wife, and charming children.
Fujioka Kosei
Kosei continued his military career, but now exclusively in the headquarters, engaging in planning rather than field work. The book he wrote on the art of war gained significant popularity in countries with a less developed philosophy of warfare. Married, has children.
His request was an appointment to the staff. Kosei took a great risk with this letter, but since he met expectations, it ended well for both him and the empire's armed forces.
Naru Enemkar
Thanks to her analytical mind and lack of pride, Naru managed to adapt perfectly to life in the empire and over time became an exemplary citizen, following all rules of the Reime Code. Since 842, she has held the post of Minister of Magic of the empire.
After the war ended, Naru asked to expand her opportunities for studying magic.
Gilbert
After the war ended, Gilbert tried his hand at various professions that did not require special education but eventually joined the ranks of the "Hegon" organization and spent subsequent years in the south.
Eirin Alabaster
Eirin will inherit his parents' company and provide the empire with even more advanced technology. After the war ended, a smile is rarely seen on his face.
Attis Huosi
Despite possessing certain talents, Attis Huosi remained unnoticed by his comrades-in-arms. He was seemingly with them all this time, yet no one really remembers him. Since 840, he has held the post of police chief of the old capital.
Attis's granted request was an estate in same Akkerwald.
Shogo
Estella Zidreich sat in an inconspicuous bar of the old capital; four glasses filled with some strong drink were visible on the table before her. One—for her, second—for Galmey, third—for Saphiros, fourth—for Shogo.
She drained the glass before her to the bottom and stared into nothingness. Being the oldest of them, she was nevertheless the only one who lasted until this day. And this after she was the only one among them who agreed to participate in the project voluntarily, realizing all the risks.
— Isn't that ironic? — The bartender refilled the empty glass and she drained it again. Her face twisted, but not because of the strength of the drink.
In the postwar period, Shogo proved incapable of monogamous relationships. He had many mistresses and did not attach any of them to himself, expecting the same from them. In his letter to the Empress, he asked for permission to study the forgotten magical art of Necromancer, pledging to obey the laws of the empire and report all his research to the Ministry of Magic (called an association in those years). His works were recognized by the society of mages, but he never found a cure for himself. Disease took him from life in 841.
Eugian | Diascia
Summer of 836, somewhere on the shores of Nihon.
Eugian lay on a lounge chair and relaxedly watched the ocean; he looked healthy and there were no traces of former fatigue on his face. A wedding ring was visible on the ring finger of his left hand.
The former emperor looked away from his activity when a familiar voice called him. Dia came out to him in an attractive swimsuit, shyly covering herself with her hands. She felt uncomfortable in such clothing, but the desire to please her beloved forced her to overcome the perceived discomfort, although he told her that she didn't have to do it. She lay down next to Eugian; he embraced her and they continued to watch the ocean together.