Chapter 383: - 74 Epilogue 」
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"--Welcome, Ulrike Scheidt Walker."
When Ur opened his eyes, what awaited him was an endless expanse of pure white sky.
Under the disgustingly pure white sky, the earth was filled with colorful flowers and a small table.
And at the table, there was a woman wearing a simple white dress.
She had a nostalgic feeling, with her translucent white skin, a doll-like nose bridge, and her long rice-ear colored hair that almost touched the ground.
"Who are you?"
Ur asks with a hint of caution.
There were many questions, such as why I was here when I was supposed to be dead, and where I was in the first place, but the presence of the beautiful woman in front of me was so great that I had to ask first.
Then the woman snapped her slender and supple fingers once.
A moment later, an unrecognizable memory flashed through Ur's mind.
He falls to his knees, but his doubts are answered.
"-I remember everything. I made a covenant with you, with God.
When Ur remembered everything, he stood up and stared at the woman-God.
"How could you be revived by the half-baked, ugly magic of a third-rate Ordo?"
Ur sits at the table facing God.
God waves his hand and a teacup with steam rising from it appears before him.
"The Ordo did not succeed. You interfered, and as a result I have my first life."
"Such was the deal."
"Yes, I remember that too. In exchange for doing you a favor, I was temporarily resurrected. d*mn, you're a mean one, too. You're so mean to make me forget about it while I'm back."
As Ur sipped from his teacup, God quietly bowed his head.
"I am sorry. I did not want other humans to know of our existence.
"Of course."
After his first death, Ur was summoned to this place to meet with the goddess before him.
The contract he made with her brought him back to life in a limited way.
No wonder the Ordo could not control Ur. He did not have the technology to revive Ur in the first place.
"Well, that's okay. I'm sorry for what I did to Sam and the others.
"I am so sorry. It hurts me that I have to take you away from your beloved, even though it was only a contract."
I feel bad for my friends who tried so hard to keep me alive.
That's why I had to ask.
"Let me ask you something. If I had not made a contract with you, would I still be alive?"
The goddess shook her head.
"No, I'm afraid I couldn't. Hypothetically, it would have been possible for Kaoruko Kirishima a few more years later.
"Who played the purification?"
In order to fulfill my contract with you, the contracting technique reflected the purification. You have a contract with me, and magic such as revival and curses have no effect on you.
God's work.
I am sorry.
Ur exhales heavily.
If the goddess has not caused his friends' efforts to be in vain, there is no need to complain.
He is more thankful that the goddess has allowed him to say goodbye to his family.
"Well, it doesn't matter. I could not forgive them if their efforts had been in vain, but if not, then fine. I regret not being able to explain that to them, but I believe they will be fine.
"My sincerest apologies. I know it was a contract, but I've caused you a lot of pain as a result."
"No, please, I made my own decision."
The goddess turned her golden eyes toward Ur.
"Then let us fulfill our agreement.
Ur nodded with determination.
"--Yes, I will be reborn in a world under your control."
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"--Welcome, Ulrike Scheidt Walker."
When Ur opened his eyes, what awaited him was an endless expanse of pure white sky.
Under the disgustingly pure white sky, the earth was filled with colorful flowers and a small table.
And at the table, there was a woman wearing a simple white dress.
She had a nostalgic feeling, with her translucent white skin, a doll-like nose bridge, and her long rice-ear colored hair that almost touched the ground.
"Who are you?"
Ur asks with a hint of caution.
There were many questions, such as why I was here when I was supposed to be dead, and where I was in the first place, but the presence of the beautiful woman in front of me was so great that I had to ask first.
Then the woman snapped her slender and supple fingers once.
A moment later, an unrecognizable memory flashed through Ur's mind.
He falls to his knees, but his doubts are answered.
"-I remember everything. I made a covenant with you, with God.
When Ur remembered everything, he stood up and stared at the woman-God.
"How could you be revived by the half-baked, ugly magic of a third-rate Ordo?"
Ur sits at the table facing God.
God waves his hand and a teacup with steam rising from it appears before him.
"The Ordo did not succeed. You interfered, and as a result I have my first life."
"Such was the deal."
"Yes, I remember that too. In exchange for doing you a favor, I was temporarily resurrected. d*mn, you're a mean one, too. You're so mean to make me forget about it while I'm back."
As Ur sipped from his teacup, God quietly bowed his head.
"I am sorry. I did not want other humans to know of our existence.
"Of course."
After his first death, Ur was summoned to this place to meet with the goddess before him.
The contract he made with her brought him back to life in a limited way.
No wonder the Ordo could not control Ur. He did not have the technology to revive Ur in the first place.
"Well, that's okay. I'm sorry for what I did to Sam and the others.
"I am so sorry. It hurts me that I have to take you away from your beloved, even though it was only a contract."
I feel bad for my friends who tried so hard to keep me alive.
That's why I had to ask.
"Let me ask you something. If I had not made a contract with you, would I still be alive?"
The goddess shook her head.
"No, I'm afraid I couldn't. Hypothetically, it would have been possible for Kaoruko Kirishima a few more years later.
"Who played the purification?"
In order to fulfill my contract with you, the contracting technique reflected the purification. You have a contract with me, and magic such as revival and curses have no effect on you.
God's work.
I am sorry.
Ur exhales heavily.
If the goddess has not caused his friends' efforts to be in vain, there is no need to complain.
He is more thankful that the goddess has allowed him to say goodbye to his family.
"Well, it doesn't matter. I could not forgive them if their efforts had been in vain, but if not, then fine. I regret not being able to explain that to them, but I believe they will be fine.
"My sincerest apologies. I know it was a contract, but I've caused you a lot of pain as a result."
"No, please, I made my own decision."
The goddess turned her golden eyes toward Ur.
"Then let us fulfill our agreement.
Ur nodded with determination.
"--Yes, I will be reborn in a world under your control."
"--Welcome, Ulrike Scheidt Walker."When Ur opened his eyes, what awaited him was an endless expanse of pure white sky.Under the disgustingly pure white sky, the earth was filled with colorful flowers and a small table.And at the table, there was a woman wearing a simple white dress.She had a nostalgic feeling, with her translucent white skin, a doll-like nose bridge, and her long rice-ear colored hair that almost touched the ground."Who are you?"Ur asks with a hint of caution.There were many questions, such as why I was here when I was supposed to be dead, and where I was in the first place, but the presence of the beautiful woman in front of me was so great that I had to ask first.Then the woman snapped her slender and supple fingers once.A moment later, an unrecognizable memory flashed through Ur's mind.He falls to his knees, but his doubts are answered."-I remember everything. I made a covenant with you, with God.When Ur remembered everything, he stood up and stared at the woman-God."How could you be revived by the half-baked, ugly magic of a third-rate Ordo?"Ur sits at the table facing God.God waves his hand and a teacup with steam rising from it appears before him."The Ordo did not succeed. You interfered, and as a result I have my first life.""Such was the deal.""Yes, I remember that too. In exchange for doing you a favor, I was temporarily resurrected. d*mn, you're a mean one, too. You're so mean to make me forget about it while I'm back."As Ur sipped from his teacup, God quietly bowed his head."I am sorry. I did not want other humans to know of our existence."Of course."After his first death, Ur was summoned to this place to meet with the goddess before him.The contract he made with her brought him back to life in a limited way.No wonder the Ordo could not control Ur. He did not have the technology to revive Ur in the first place."Well, that's okay. I'm sorry for what I did to Sam and the others."I am so sorry. It hurts me that I have to take you away from your beloved, even though it was only a contract."I feel bad for my friends who tried so hard to keep me alive.That's why I had to ask."Let me ask you something. If I had not made a contract with you, would I still be alive?"The goddess shook her head."No, I'm afraid I couldn't. Hypothetically, it would have been possible for Kaoruko Kirishima a few more years later."Who played the purification?"In order to fulfill my contract with you, the contracting technique reflected the purification. You have a contract with me, and magic such as revival and curses have no effect on you.God's work.I am sorry.Ur exhales heavily.If the goddess has not caused his friends' efforts to be in vain, there is no need to complain.He is more thankful that the goddess has allowed him to say goodbye to his family."Well, it doesn't matter. I could not forgive them if their efforts had been in vain, but if not, then fine. I regret not being able to explain that to them, but I believe they will be fine."My sincerest apologies. I know it was a contract, but I've caused you a lot of pain as a result.""No, please, I made my own decision."The goddess turned her golden eyes toward Ur."Then let us fulfill our agreement.Ur nodded with determination."--Yes, I will be reborn in a world under your control."
