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Chapter 422: Chapter 422
Elincia's Point of View
Dwardew
"Is Arthur going to be okay?" Typhon asked me.
There was only one explanation I could think of. "I believe the poison that is injuring Arthur was the cause for all this blood. He may recover over and over, but the blood is still there. It is odd that blood evaporates from his body, but it would be even stranger if it did the same inside his body."
Queen Ventari nodded slowly. "I suppose that would make the most sense."
"Perhaps he just reached his limit, and this is his way of recovering?" Prince Vitar offered. "Kind of like removing the toxins from one's body?" Many of us looked at him, and he shrugged.
"I know not Sir Arthur's way of recovery, but it is unlike anything I have ever seen." Lady Turiel stated and looked at me. "The Priestess and I have done everything we can. We can only hope that our assumptions are correct. Let us hope he wakes up refreshed and far better than he is now." Continue reading on No_veLbIn
"Will you help me monitor him?" I inquired as I moved to his side.
She gave me a curt nod. "If you would allow me." Was her response.
"I'll keep everyone else out." Kheri stated. "Having a meeting that ends with Arthur collapsing is also we should keep from the public."
I nodded. "Truly a mystery. Few can regrow their limbs, let alone parts of their skulls."
Lady Turiel then said something that caught me by surprise. "Sir Arthur reminds me of a tree."
My fingers froze as I tried to process what she had just said before I blinked and looked at her. "A tree?" I asked with no small amount of skepticism.
"Trees are a rather enduring plant and creature. They are alive, and despite having their limbs removed, most will continue to thrive." She explained. "Even when they are cut down, some will regrow themselves from the stump."
I continued to look at her for a moment longer. "But a tree?"
She gave me a small smirk and shrugged. "It is a reasonable explanation, is it not? It fits too."
"A tree?" I repeated once more, and she merely nodded. "Then perhaps we should fetch a pail or pitcher to water him with and then throw him out in the desert. Make sure he gets plenty of sun."
"You mock, but are you certain that it would not help?"
"Being a tree would help very few, Lady Turiel."
"But it would help some. Maybe even Arthur."
I stared at her for a moment. "I will inform Arthur you think he's very treelike."
She rolled her eyes. "Yes, please do. I doubt you will share the context though."
"Do you think Arthur will care about the context when he is being compared to a tree?" I asked back.
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Chapter 422: Chapter 422
Elincia's Point of View
Dwardew
"Is Arthur going to be okay?" Typhon asked me.
There was only one explanation I could think of. "I believe the poison that is injuring Arthur was the cause for all this blood. He may recover over and over, but the blood is still there. It is odd that blood evaporates from his body, but it would be even stranger if it did the same inside his body."
Queen Ventari nodded slowly. "I suppose that would make the most sense."
"Perhaps he just reached his limit, and this is his way of recovering?" Prince Vitar offered. "Kind of like removing the toxins from one's body?" Many of us looked at him, and he shrugged.
"I know not Sir Arthur's way of recovery, but it is unlike anything I have ever seen." Lady Turiel stated and looked at me. "The Priestess and I have done everything we can. We can only hope that our assumptions are correct. Let us hope he wakes up refreshed and far better than he is now." Continue reading on No_veLbIn
"Will you help me monitor him?" I inquired as I moved to his side.
She gave me a curt nod. "If you would allow me." Was her response.
"I'll keep everyone else out." Kheri stated. "Having a meeting that ends with Arthur collapsing is also we should keep from the public."
I nodded. "Truly a mystery. Few can regrow their limbs, let alone parts of their skulls."
Lady Turiel then said something that caught me by surprise. "Sir Arthur reminds me of a tree."
My fingers froze as I tried to process what she had just said before I blinked and looked at her. "A tree?" I asked with no small amount of skepticism.
"Trees are a rather enduring plant and creature. They are alive, and despite having their limbs removed, most will continue to thrive." She explained. "Even when they are cut down, some will regrow themselves from the stump."
I continued to look at her for a moment longer. "But a tree?"
She gave me a small smirk and shrugged. "It is a reasonable explanation, is it not? It fits too."
"A tree?" I repeated once more, and she merely nodded. "Then perhaps we should fetch a pail or pitcher to water him with and then throw him out in the desert. Make sure he gets plenty of sun."
"You mock, but are you certain that it would not help?"
"Being a tree would help very few, Lady Turiel."
"But it would help some. Maybe even Arthur."
I stared at her for a moment. "I will inform Arthur you think he's very treelike."
She rolled her eyes. "Yes, please do. I doubt you will share the context though."
"Do you think Arthur will care about the context when he is being compared to a tree?" I asked back.
Chapter 422: Chapter 422 Elincia's Point of View Dwardew "Is Arthur going to be okay?" Typhon asked me. There was only one explanation I could think of. "I believe the poison that is injuring Arthur was the cause for all this blood. He may recover over and over, but the blood is still there. It is odd that blood evaporates from his body, but it would be even stranger if it did the same inside his body." Queen Ventari nodded slowly. "I suppose that would make the most sense." "Perhaps he just reached his limit, and this is his way of recovering?" Prince Vitar offered. "Kind of like removing the toxins from one's body?" Many of us looked at him, and he shrugged. "I know not Sir Arthur's way of recovery, but it is unlike anything I have ever seen." Lady Turiel stated and looked at me. "The Priestess and I have done everything we can. We can only hope that our assumptions are correct. Let us hope he wakes up refreshed and far better than he is now." Continue reading on No_veLbIn"Will you help me monitor him?" I inquired as I moved to his side. She gave me a curt nod. "If you would allow me." Was her response. "I'll keep everyone else out." Kheri stated. "Having a meeting that ends with Arthur collapsing is also we should keep from the public." I nodded. "Truly a mystery. Few can regrow their limbs, let alone parts of their skulls." Lady Turiel then said something that caught me by surprise. "Sir Arthur reminds me of a tree." My fingers froze as I tried to process what she had just said before I blinked and looked at her. "A tree?" I asked with no small amount of skepticism. "Trees are a rather enduring plant and creature. They are alive, and despite having their limbs removed, most will continue to thrive." She explained. "Even when they are cut down, some will regrow themselves from the stump." I continued to look at her for a moment longer. "But a tree?" She gave me a small smirk and shrugged. "It is a reasonable explanation, is it not? It fits too." "A tree?" I repeated once more, and she merely nodded. "Then perhaps we should fetch a pail or pitcher to water him with and then throw him out in the desert. Make sure he gets plenty of sun." "You mock, but are you certain that it would not help?" "Being a tree would help very few, Lady Turiel." "But it would help some. Maybe even Arthur." I stared at her for a moment. "I will inform Arthur you think he's very treelike." She rolled her eyes. "Yes, please do. I doubt you will share the context though." "Do you think Arthur will care about the context when he is being compared to a tree?" I asked back.
