Huh? Are they all real?...

However, it perfectly weaves the picture that fate had already shown.

Eve, who had been looking solemn, sighed and walked into the altar behind the goddess.

Following the altar that opened on its own in front of her raised left hand, we walked towards the spiraling stairs behind the mechanism.

The last right hand is stored here.

This should have been carefully protected by the goddess.

But now, the High Court is no longer manned.

Even goddesses are the same.

I walked up the spiral staircase all the way to the end.

After searching desperately for the complete Eve, he finally saw the last missing part of her.

What kind of feeling was that?

Eve found it very difficult to describe.

A hint of relief mixed with confusion flashed in Eve's eyes, her lips trembled slightly, a smile that was neither a smile nor a frown. She gently touched her chest, as if filling an emptiness, yet also feeling a strange heaviness.

However, this heaviness turned into astonishment and self-mockery when she actually arrived before that sacred object.

Because as she opened the coffin, she did indeed see the arm of the holy remains.

But it was his left hand!

How could it be the left hand?

How could it be the left hand?

Moen's confusion completely overwhelmed Eve's heart at this moment.

The right hand should have been the one that was missing in the end!

what is this?

Was it the original joke?

After writing so many chapters, why add such a dark joke at the crucial end?

Holding her left hand, Eve felt as if her life and mission had become a joke.

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Above Eve, Moen, who arrived late, followed her to the open door.

Moen did not notice that the open doors along the way meant that someone had gotten there first.

For when he arrived, Highgarden, which had kept its doors tightly shut and rejected everything, opened its doors to him.

This is the fortress he built.

This place will not refuse his arrival.

It's normal for the door to be left open.

It's just that I was looking at that beautiful figure behind the last gate, playing "Farewell Letter" all the time.

Moen, however, still hoped that the door would remain closed.

Because he wasn't ready to meet his goddess face-to-face.

However, unlike Eve.

Moen was only momentarily disappointed before he noticed something was wrong.

That wasn't just because he was extremely familiar with that figure from behind.

Or perhaps it was because Moen noticed that it seemed to be just an empty shell.

The pupils suddenly shrank to the size of pinholes.

Moen himself didn't even know when he had walked up to the goddess's side.

Even though the king she had been waiting for had finally arrived by her side.

The goddess did not make the slightest move.

He simply repeated his own playing and singing.

Looking at her like this.

Moen hesitated for a moment, then raised his hand and placed it on the back of her hand as she continued to play the piano keys.

at this moment.

For the first time, the goddess who had never stopped playing "Farewell Letter" stopped before finishing the piece.

But those hands still didn't have the warm, cool touch that Moen remembered.

Her only quality was an icy, unyielding coldness.

This made Mo En feel even more heartbroken, and he said to the goddess with a bitter smile, feeling even more wistful:

"Aier, I'm back."

Yes, Moen's familiarity with the goddess's back did not come from his long-forgotten memories.

Rather, it stemmed from his long life in the People's Federation and the companionship of Aier.

The goddess that Moen finally met had actually been by his side from the very beginning.

The point is, neither Moen nor Aier ever realized this.

When Moen discovered the truth...

Their positions, however, have reversed.

Once, she was behind the door, and he was outside.

Now, he is behind the door, and she is outside the door.

It has to be said, fate really loves to play tricks on people.

Chapter 444 The Truth (4k)

The music and singing on the mountaintop came to an abrupt end.

This made the people of the seven kingdoms raise their heads in curiosity.

Confused, they looked towards Mount Babylon, which seemed to tower into the clouds but whose full form was completely obscured in their eyes.

That voice had been echoing in their ears since they were born.

Therefore, even the slightest difference will be immediately noticeable.

This made them curious about what had happened to the goddess in the High Court.

And deep within the High Court.

Moen sadly took the goddess's hand off the piano keys and placed it in his own palm.

It was very cold, without a trace of warmth.

It was completely different from the cool and warm feeling I remembered.

That should be a very enjoyable physical sensation.

But now, it's unbearably cold.

"I'm sorry, I'm so sorry."

Moen took the goddess's hand and knelt on one knee in front of her.

He deeply regretted his mistakes.

For countless generations, Moen has had no idea what El has been enduring here.

He had no idea what she had sacrificed to come to his side as Er.

Or rather, Moen couldn't imagine how much harm he had caused each of the girls.

At the very least, that mistake shouldn't be something that can be covered up with just a simple "I'm back."

That said, no matter how much Moen repents for his mistakes.

Today's goddesses are just empty shells.

The soul, as its essence, is no longer in this white, cold, dark world.

The closing mechanism produced an abrupt scraping sound in the empty hall.

The sound startled Moen, who looked in the direction from which it came.

Moen raised an eyebrow slightly as he watched the figure of the witch Lilith slowly emerge from the deep tunnel.

This unexpected turn of events caused Moen to stand up and look at the open door behind him.

'Oh, I see.'

Compared to Moen's surprise.

Eve, who was holding her left arm, wasn't too surprised that Moen was also there.

She simply said apologetically:

"You've come too."

Although there was no change in appearance.

Moen, however, realized the fundamental difference.

This made Moen raise an eyebrow and say:

"You...aren't Lilith?"

Eve bowed slightly to Moen and said:

“I am Eve, but I am also Lilith. We are an inseparable whole.”

Eve and Lilith?

Moen had noticed this a long time ago.

And I've wondered if this has anything to do with me.

After all, these two names are very famous.

Eve comes from the Book of Genesis in the Bible. She was the first woman created by God from Adam's rib.

As the mother of humankind, she symbolizes the continuation of life.

However, because she ate the forbidden fruit from the Garden of Eden, she symbolizes humanity's original sin and depravity.

This is why, in Jewish legend, she became two manifestations of the same archetype, Lilith.

In Jewish legend, Lilith, dissatisfied with equality of status, angrily left the Garden of Eden and succumbed to the temptations of the devil.

If Eve represents the mother of humanity, symbolizing the continuation of life, then Lilith is the witch who symbolizes depravity and original sin.

Some say that Eve symbolizes tradition, while Lilith symbolizes the challenge to tradition.

But in any case, this is a legend from Moen's hometown.

But now.

This is definitely not a coincidence.

The fact that they have the same name could certainly be suspected as a coincidence, but these two people's behavior perfectly matches the legend.

Therefore, this must be related to myself.

But why is there no memory of it?

This unexpected turn of events caused Moen to frown deeply.

"So what do you want to do?"

Moen did not let go of the goddess's hand, but still held it carefully in his palm.

At the same time, he stood beside the goddess, questioning Eve like a true king.

Eve tightened her grip on her left arm and said: