Posts from Reimian Empire Auto-translated

That girl killed everyone only in the ending. And only because she was working for her eastern country...

Knowing Dal'Shabet, I wouldn't mess with her.

Yeah, right. It's probably better to just tell the employer about it and let them handle it. Of course, it's not a given that the employer can be trusted.)

You can simply cut them. Just don't forget to dismember them.

Castor shrugged again. Although it was hard to tell, he felt relieved.

- You've been suspiciously quiet since returning to the world of the living, your Excellency. Clinical death didn't deprive you of your gift of speech, did it?

— It’s amazing that it’s only clinical. Despite the absurdity of your actions and the total incompetence, I’m surprised that I’m still on my feet, and this mission is coming to an end.

-- Well... We tried. And it seems we actually managed it.
No notable books, Revan?

The books were written in languages that no one in the room understood.

- We've all been there, Castor, - Ayano smiled. - The Emperor was quite an amusing fellow. I wonder what the public will say when you bring them this news.

— It’s not up to me, or to you, to decide what news I’ll bring. I strongly advise you to remember that.

-- Well, I'd like to help her if we can, -- Tsukiko glanced at the Japanese woman again. -- She's probably not to blame for being imprisoned. But I'm afraid we might make things worse. What if we open the coffin and she crumbles before our eyes? Or maybe nothing will happen, and since Ayano doesn't sense any life in her, she's dead.
-- I think if we can leave this place now, our task is to report everything. Should we take the jewels so they don't get looted?

Suddenly, we will open the tomb.

If anything, it's not a tomb in the literal sense. I just said it figuratively, but in reality, it's just a piece of ice.

— It's not up to me, or to you, to decide what news I'll bring. I strongly advise you to remember that.

"Well, yes. We can't change anything now. Perhaps we really could have done better... The fact that so few of us remain speaks volumes."
After this thought, Tsukiko sighed sadly.

If anything, it's not a coffin in the literal sense. I just said it figuratively, but in reality, it's just a piece of ice.

Okay.

Should we take the jewels to prevent them from being looted?

— Absolutely not.