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Chapter 150 [The Twin Moon Knights] Lera
The figures of Lera, the Twin Knights, and the army of Ensis City who followed her gradually appeared before Tanes and Melina. The former princess of Caria instinctively drew her sword the moment she saw Tanes.

But soon, the sudden influx of memories began to assault her mind, causing her to press down on her visor while still using her other hand to aim the greatsword at Tanes.

The soldiers behind Lelana, seeing how wary their mistress was of the man before her, immediately shielded him behind them.

One of the tall trolls, wearing a Kalia knight's helmet, and another Kalia knight, wielding a greatsword of deep blue in both hands, stood at the very front of the group, watching Tanes intently.

"...Enough, Mulitier, take your soldiers and leave. You are no match for him, and we are not necessarily enemies either."

Relana's weary voice came through, causing the soldiers to exchange glances.

The Kalia knight whose name was called hesitated for only a few seconds before silently nodding, and a pleasant female voice came from under her helmet: "Yes, my lord."

The soldiers of Ensis City remained obedient to their master's orders, and with Mulitil leading the way, they retreated back behind Lera.

However, the mountain troll and Mulitiel did not return to the army, but stood silently behind Lelana.

Lera tacitly approved of their actions, then removed her helmet, revealing a delicate face that bore a resemblance to the "Full Moon Queen" Lera.

Lara's appearance was more heroic and dashing. Her black hair cascaded down her back as she removed her helmet, and she maintained an elegant posture with her tall and slender figure.

Lelana sighed almost imperceptibly, then asked Tanes, "What should I call you? The Faded One? Or King of Elden?"

Tanes said, “Either way is fine; it’s my identity. But now everyone here calls me ‘Tanes,’ so you can use that name to address me.”

Lelana nodded, her gaze quickly sweeping over Melina, then narrowing slightly before she immediately looked up at the twin golden trees behind her and the azure sky above, remaining silent for a long time.

Not only Lera, but the soldiers of Ensis City were also gradually drawn to the unfamiliar surroundings after being summoned.

If it weren't for their excellent military discipline that kept them in formation, they probably would have already started shouting and discussing where they were.

When she lowered her head again and looked at Tanes, she said, "Tanees... this isn't a border area anymore, is it?"

Tanes admitted, "You are very observant, Ms. Lera."

Lelana looked around again and said calmly, "Messermo once invited me to visit the Royal City of Rodel, where the Golden Tree is located. Although I can recognize that this church is the one in the very center of the city, this Golden Tree entangled with the Shadow Tree is not. Because the royal family of Rodel would never allow the Shadow Tree to appear in the border area, and the sky in the border area... has never been so blue."

She paused, sighed, and said, "But for us people trapped in the Shadowlands, just being able to get out of that hellhole is already enough. But there's no such thing as a free lunch. You summoned us out of that hellhole, so you must want us to do something in exchange. I'm willing to accept your request, but only if you answer one question for me."

Tanes thought to himself that he hadn't even shown Laerna Lani's ring yet, and this man was already eager to agree to his unspoken request. Laerna, on the other hand, was thinking that this faded being from her memories was so powerful that he had killed her eight times, and she didn't want to clash with Tanes again before even meeting Messermo.

Since Tanes was able to free himself and the soldiers of Ensis from the Shadowlands, he could certainly free his lover Messermo from that damned Shadowlands as well.

How she longed to live with Messermo under a normal sky, instead of spending her days and years in gloomy, dim shadows guarding secrets that should never have been buried by them.

Tanes then spoke up and asked, "Speak, what is your question?"

Lelana gently touched her chest and bowed respectfully, saying, "I only want to ask if your request will have a negative impact on Messermo, or even endanger his life? If what you are asking me to do is to become an enemy of Messermo, then I will not grant your request, even at the cost of my life."

Oh, this is it... I thought it would be something serious.

Tanes breathed a sigh of relief, after all, Lera's tone had been so serious that he thought it was some difficult problem.

However, Tanes could not accept Lelana's bow, as she was his elder in terms of family seniority.

Tanes then stepped aside to let Lerana bow, and said to her in a very formal tone, "You are overthinking it, Lady Lerana. I will need Messermo's help later, so how could I possibly let you become his enemy? Unfortunately, I will not be able to summon Messermo in the short term."

Although Lelana didn't understand why Tanes had stepped aside to let her pass after she had just bowed, her tone softened after hearing his reply.

She straightened up and said gratefully, "I am already very grateful that you have agreed to let me reunite with Messermo in the outside world. I have no other request. Tanes, please tell me what you intend for me to do with the army of Ensis City."

Tanes cleared his throat and pointed to the corner next to the church not far away: "May I have a word with you in private?"

Lelana nodded and was about to follow Tanes when she was stopped by the worried knight Mulitil from behind: "My lord, I should go with you too. My intuition tells me that this man is dangerous, and I am worried about you."

Lelana shook her head slightly and refused, "No need. He's not the kind of treacherous person who would lie. Besides, if he could free us from the Shadowlands, wouldn't he have a way to let us go back there?"

Mulitier still said with concern, "But, there's also a servant following behind him..."

Upon hearing this, Lelana couldn't help but smile slightly: "Then you can be more at ease about the girl following him, Lord Mulitil. And I can assure you that the girl is definitely not a servant, because I know her."

“After all, when I first met Messermo, he introduced me to his sister.”

(End of this chapter)