[Those memories I wanted to share with you, I can hardly tell anymore whether they are mine or "our" memories...]

In the movie, Geborele's voice is still saying these words, but he falls silent at this point, whether he has finished speaking or is trying to stay conscious.

In the very end, he only had time to utter three final words:

【'sorry...'】

Those three words were a deadly blow, and Jade completely lost control of her emotions.

The tears that Zeborele had just wiped away reappeared on her face, leaving Zeborele somewhat at a loss.

As children of the desert, they rarely came into contact with prophetic books, but now they finally understand their 'destructive power'.

Although she was having a headache trying to soothe her crying daughter, Jeborele was actually relieved because the prophecy book had helped them avoid a tragedy.

Now I understand why everyone cries after watching it and watches it every day.

The characters in the story escaped from the Hall of Transfiguration, but the door closed again. Jade refused to give up and repeatedly checked the door, but it remained unmoved.

Finally, Jade had to accept reality and put away the axe that Jeborele used to carry, his keepsake.

The feeling is one of indifference for most viewers at this moment.

When the group returned to Aru Village, the audience realized that Zhebolele was not coming back.

In the blink of an eye, after just two black screens, that reliable uncle was gone forever.

The village of Aru was quite lively at night, a stark contrast to the tranquil campfire nights of the past.

The person who used to chat with everyone is gone forever. The audience felt regret, but not as sad as they might think.

This is normal, because the real killer move will have to wait until the 'Eternal Oasis'.

At this moment, it's just like driving a nail in; the real pain will come when the hammer comes in later.

However, for some viewers with strong empathy, this is already very sad, and they are all crying as if they were Jade themselves.

Upon returning to Aru Village, Tirzad decided to immediately return to Sumeru City so that he could record what he had seen and heard.

[Tirzad: "It wasn't for any academic honor... Jeberlele kept his word, while I... have long been shirking my responsibilities."]

"Now it's my turn, and I must also shoulder my responsibilities..."

These words truly stunned the audience; they never expected Tirzad to say something like that.

That's so well said! Before, it was just anthropomorphic, but now it's starting to take on a human form, so lifelike.

Those who disliked him were mostly people who disliked stupidity, since he wasn't really a bad person, just a bit stupid and stubborn.

His sudden change of heart has dispelled much of the resentment in everyone's hearts.

[Tirzad reflected: "...I actually doubted him until the very end. I was such an idiot...Now I only feel gratitude towards him..."]

They look so human, it's making everyone a little uncomfortable.

Tirzad deserves the 'Most Improved Award' for the whole story; even 'three harvests a year' doesn't do justice to your growth.

Ichito used to dislike him because he disliked irresponsible people who avoided problems.

Unexpectedly, he suddenly became responsible, and Ichidou's opinion of him changed.

The saddest person in the group right now is Jade, who hasn't recovered yet.

However, she already had plans for the future. She wanted to take her father's axe and her mother's research log to the 'Eternal Oasis' because her father had said that she would meet her mother there.

But before that, Jade planned to visit the tribe where her father was born, the Tanit.

As for the other two merchants, since the client was planning to return to Sumeru City, their mission was naturally considered complete.

Bonifaz was still thankful that Serius had returned safely without any mishaps.

Chapter 774 Rongcai Sacrifice

Bonifaz was very worried about 'Serius' safety and didn't want to live in such fear anymore. He thought that he could no longer let Serius go out on adventures.

Nakhtigar responded, "We are pack animal merchants. If you don't let the pack animals go out to adventure, then who will?"

[Bonifaz said, "We can't let Serius take the risk. You seem quite strong; why don't you carry the goods?"]

Nakhtigar: Is he speaking human language?

Serius looked on with a complicated expression. He seemed to like me quite a bit...? But would someone who likes me name the beast I carry? What kind of mentality is that?

Funina understands this mentality very well, because in the past, some people who liked her named their pets Funina.

Therefore, Fontaine has a new law that prohibits naming pets Funina.

At this moment, Funina, being a sensitive person, was still immersed in grief.

Beside him, Navelette remained expressionless, still pondering what the water in the oasis they had encountered earlier in the story would taste like.

It can only be said that humans... the joys and sorrows of humans and dragons are not the same.

The story of the Desert Book has come to an end here. No, saying it's the end isn't quite accurate, because there's more to come. It's just that the story of the 'Golden Dreamland' has ended, so it's a phase that's been completed.

As the story ended, the screen gradually dimmed, the lights in the arena came on, and the energy that Fukaros had collected began to exert its power.

Zhebolele held Jade's hand, and after learning about this future, the father and daughter truly began to talk about everything.

Jeborele took Jade's hand because Jade was going to "Tanette" at the end of the story.

Zheboller knew exactly what kind of place that was, and he didn't want his daughter to go there, so he unconsciously grabbed the other person.

In the story, he was no longer alive and could not stop his daughter, which is why he held his daughter's hand tightly in reality.

Desia and Navia were both looking at the father and daughter with envy in their eyes.

They still have time, but it's too late for them.

The father sacrificed himself to protect his daughter; they were both like that, but Jade still had time to make amends.

Their perspective is naturally that of Jade, and they inevitably feel somewhat sad while reading the story.

The skirmishers sitting in the distance were identified as Tirzad, a unique identification that is not commonly used.

Because this person shirks responsibility, is stubborn, and insists on being himself, the former stragglers wouldn't have thought it had anything to do with them, but the current stragglers will.

Tirzad began to change, and he had the same intention.

Coincidentally, the next story Lin Qiu is writing is not a sequel to the Desert Book, but the story of the scattered soldiers—The Fall of Garan.

As an interlude, this story is packed with information, and it's naturally planned to be released as an animated film.

The production of animated films takes time, which leads to another period of silence.

During this period of silence, Lin Qiu first released another story – "The True Story of Jin Ting Hua Cai", also known as Rong Cai Ji.

At the beginning of this story, the traveler is in Inazuma and receives another request from Catherine.

This request was issued by Yae no Miko, specifically requesting the traveler. Although this action might seem like she was requesting a male escort, it was a legitimate request.

Inazuma is about to hold a grand festival called "Koka Ryousai-sai," and the shrine maiden asks the traveler for assistance.

Since it was a request issued by the beautiful and intelligent Lady Yae, there was no reason not to accept it. The traveler went to Yae-do to ask the Lady for details of the request.

You see, the traveler understands the divine child, and instead of going to the shrine, he goes to the Yaedo Hall to find the chief priest. Who would have thought of that?

It can only be said that being a shrine maiden is the job of a goddess, while being an editor-in-chief is her life.

Well, actually it's not that the traveler knows more about the Divine Child; it's that the Divine Child informed Catherine beforehand that she should go to Yaedo to find her.

Upon arriving at Yaedo, the Divine Child was checking on the progress of the others' work. The opening scene was a stunningly beautiful illustration of a fox face.

Yae no Miko's eyes held a hint of questioning as she crossed her arms and looked at the 'camera,' creating an aura of pressure.

But how should I put it? For some readers, that's exactly what they like, that's the look they're after!

However, the fox spirit, Shenzi, was quite kind. Seeing that the editor named Onodera seemed a bit tired, she decided to give him some time off and allow him to rest.

The goddess is so kind; she even gave him a day off when the festival was approaching.

It wasn't until later that readers realized she was being nice; she was deliberately giving the other party time to "commit the crime," just wanting to have some fun.

Leaving aside the perverts obsessed with the fox's beauty, even those who read the story carefully have some doubts. It seems the divine child has arranged things very well, so what is the traveler needed for? To be a security guard at the festival?

Travelers are good at many things, but their greatest skill is definitely fighting.

Cetalari didn't think too much; she only had one thought: Give me some material for "Reincarnated as the Thunder General, and Then Invincible Under Heaven" and "Please, My Fox Deity!"

If the Divine Child plans to turn the Rongcai Festival into a 'comic convention,' then there should be materials related to these light novels, right?

Some brothers, some, but today, only Inatsume can get the materials.

Celestari, who was in Nata, was quite helpless. Even if she knew the future, it wouldn't make a difference, since she couldn't attend Inazuma's event anyway.

What's that place? The Mint House? Have they expanded their business to Nata yet?

You can't expect traveling merchants to bring you books of prophecy; they won't go out of their way to buy supplies from Inazuma and bring them to Nata.

Sitella sighed, "It would have been better if I hadn't known this information at all."

In the story, everyone is seriously discussing the light novel convention, except for Paimon, who has some doubts.

Paimon said, "You little rascal, the festival is about to start and you're not even back at Narukami Shrine, you still have time to mess around with your light novel business here."

Right! The goddess should be arranging a festival, not a light novel event.

I was thinking how efficient she was at arranging tasks so naturally.

I subconsciously thought that Inazuma's festival was really a 'comic convention'.

It was only after Paimon spoke that everyone realized something was wrong with this arrangement. Was this in accordance with the rites of Zhou? The rites and music had collapsed!

Paimon continued, "You didn't call us here just to dump the festival preparations on us, did you? Humph, I won't take that kind of job!"

When Paimon hummed, he put his hands on his hips and turned his head to the right.

The traveler cooperated perfectly, also putting her hands on her hips and turning her head away, only she turned her head to the left.

The two weren't looking at each other, and their smug expressions, one on each side, were quite adorable. Even the goddess, who was reading with everyone else, couldn't help but praise them:

"How adorable, little one."

Chapter 775 Xingqiu is about to collapse

Upon hearing Shenzi's words, Yingmei immediately displayed a haughty little expression, squinting her eyes, tilting her head back, and slightly pouting her lips, enjoying the praise.

Paimon asked anxiously, "What about me? What about me? Am I cute?"

Lin Qiu smiled and said, "You're the cutest."

Paimon grinned sheepishly, poking his fingers together with a slightly embarrassed expression.

She was the one who actively sought praise, but when she actually received it, she became embarrassed. That reaction is what makes her so adorable.

"Hey? What about me?" Wendy chimed in, joining in the fun.

Rong Caiji's story naturally includes him, so Lin Qiu brought him along as well.

Lin Qiu pretended not to hear Wendy's words, and Wendy continued, "Hey~~~, why didn't you praise me? What about me? What about me?"

The Wind God was actually acting cute, which made everyone else feel embarrassed. Although Wendy looked like a teenager, he was actually about the same age as the Emperor.

They dared not answer, but thankfully it was Lin Qiu who asked, and everyone kept their heads down and read.

Everyone was already used to Wendy's antics, so they automatically ignored Wendy's words and actions as soon as they started reading. Instead, Xingqiu chimed in, "Feng... Lord Wendy is naturally as handsome as jade."

Cultured people are different. Lin Qiu only knows how to say "good-looking" and "cute," while Xing Qiu says "as handsome as a jade crown."

Xingqiu praised Wendy, and Wendy naturally returned the compliment, and the two started praising each other.

Putting aside the two who are praising each other's tactics, let's see where the other readers are in the story.

The goddess in the story says that what she arranged was the work of the festival, not play.

Since Inatsume has already begun to seek change, why should the festival follow the old rules? She plans to hold an international cultural festival related to Inatsume culture.

In this way, it's not just Inatsume who can participate.

Unfortunately, Citrari, being a Nata, still couldn't participate and could only wait until the caravan came to Nata to see if she could.

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