The Witch Trial Begins with the OO Buckethead Zombie

She may have already gone mad when she presided over the first witch trial in this mansion, a trial of witches who killed each other.

The desire to see the Great Witch, the unwillingness to hurt others, the eventual choice to take action, and the unparalleled sense of self-reproach.

She might not have cried so easily before. Even if she used to cry easily, the idea that she would burst into tears at the slightest touch is just too sensitive.

I will feel guilty, I will feel disgusted.

It will 'heal'.

The witch trials were held time and time again, expectations were dashed time and time again, and he watched as girls he had become somewhat close to turned into witches, killed people, and died. He even personally killed girls with whom he had become close.

cure.

cure.

cure.

Some can be cured, some cannot.

It doesn't matter.

As long as she could see the Great Witch, she wouldn't think about anything else.

She came with that expectation in mind.

The Great Witch has arrived.

Everything she did paid off—

certainly not.

She doesn't need to do anything at all.

The Great Witch always remembered her, but she just didn't want to see her.

The Great Witch could have come at any time, but she didn't.

The ongoing witch trials are meaningless, the friends who died after being transformed into witches are meaningless, and the people you killed with your own hands are meaningless.

The Great Witch will come back as long as she does nothing.

Bring Hoshino back.

......ah.

That's not right.

It was because we knew that Meruru seemed to be breaking down, it was because we discovered that Meruru was already broken.

Only a great witch could bring Hoshino back.

It heals what cannot be healed, what time cannot smooth over: feelings of self-blame and guilt, and deep self-loathing.

All of them.

Everything would be soothed by those hands.

She seemed to have completely forgotten about the blood dripping from her hands.

If we can hide the past, can we stay by Hoshino's side with a clear conscience?

in case.

in case.

If only he could stop liking himself so much, stop trying to understand himself better in order to like himself more.

I couldn't refuse.

I'll want to say it out loud.

If I could get his forgiveness, if he could keep touching himself and saying 'it's okay'.

An apology is enough.

Apologize quickly.

Nervous, anxious, fearful.

What if Hoshino really distances himself from me because of things I shouldn't say, things I shouldn't say?

What if I really go back to living alone?

What if Hoshino pushes me away and says she hates me?

If asked which is more unbearable for Meluru: enduring the torment of guilt or losing Hoshino Utsunomiya.

She would definitely blurt out the latter.

After all, she has endured the former over the years.

"Forgive me, forgive me, I, I... Waaah... Don't hate me..."

I want to be forgiven, not hated.

"Yes, or maybe Hoshino could take their place and punish me severely, very severely..."

Be a little violent, a little rough, hurl insults, whip them for a while...

Utsunomiya Hoshino: "..."

It's hard to say whether this is a demand for punishment or a search for reward.

but.

“I cannot forgive Meruru’s sins on behalf of anyone else,” he said.

“But I can share this sin with Meruru.”

He bent down and lowered his head.

On lips that have never tasted anything before.

Take away her sins.

Chapter 164 This is terrifying

Utsunomiya Hoshino.

Man.

age.

It's extremely vulgar.

He would stop at nothing for a woman.

Scum.

This is Kurobe Nanoka's judgment.

"..."

Nanaka Kurobe.

Female.

age.

He possesses a magic called 'Vision'.

By simply touching a person or an object filled with their memories and emotions, one can see that person's past and future in the form of images.

The conditions are as described above, and the triggering method is as described above.

However, the actual user experience is quite random.

The criteria for judgment, which are full of memories and emotions, are unclear, and the past and future that we see are random and unpredictable.

The most effective footage that Kurobe Nanoha has seen so far.

There are two.

One, right here.

This mansion, this prison, is the final resting place of those who were destined to become witches.

She had long foreseen her future here.

Now, that future has come true.

She did come here.

Although it may not have been fully fulfilled, and the images she saw contained other content, that is irrelevant to the present.

The other one is the gun in my hand.

On the first day she awoke from prison, Vision's magic helped her find a spear left behind by her predecessor.

The spears created by the witches of the past using magic, weapons that have been hidden and never found.

It has a six-round magazine and will automatically replenish one round per day.

A very amazing weapon.

With this weapon, she might actually be able to escape.

But compared to escaping...

What Kurobe Nanoka wanted to do even more was to find out who was behind it all.

This ritual was held time and time again, gathering the aspiring witches time and time again, and causing them to die as witches time and time again.

Such a mastermind is hidden among the prospective witches.

Vision told her.

There's a mastermind behind this.

Moreover, the mastermind behind it all was hiding among the prisoners.

Knowing this information, on the first day after waking up, when she saw Hoshino Utsunomiya in the reception room.

Kurobe Nanoka almost immediately made her judgment.

Is this the guy?

The only male.