An Extra’s POV

"Haaa…"

Esme sat in a meditative pose as she closed her eyes, completely immersed in her practice of absolute concentration.

Once again, she attempted to key into the connection that Elves shared with The Oracle, but felt absolutely nothing. She was getting increasingly frustrated—almost to the point where she began to think her identity as a Half Elf was the problem.

'But… Ater said I would be able to.'

Ater wouldn't make such an assertion without reason to back it up. That meant there had to be some way she would be able to connect to The Oracle.

'Is there really a point, though? Rey is already on his way to the Shrine, and he'll probably be able to connect to her without my help…' Once again, she was the only one who had no real use among the members of the team.

Even Emil had played a more revelant role than her—and she was inside Rey most of the time!

"I don't know anymore." She opened her eyes and gave a frustrated sigh, slowly rising from her position on the cushiony ground.

Her room was a simple space that had a bed, sparse furniture, and nothing else. The entire lodging was made practically overnight, and while her dwelling was just adjascent to Rey's, the difference in quality between both was like heaven and earth.

'It's clear that the Elves are still hostile towards me, even if they revere Rey.' She sighed.

Esme knew she could always report the matter to Rey, and he would instantly take her side, but she really didn't want to burden him with more things. He already had more than enough worries on his shoulders, and bothering him about her problems would be insensitive of her.

'Their actions are harmless at most…' She smiled, though not completely believing the thoughts she just rendered to herself.

After standing in the room for a few seconds, she realized there was nothing else for her to do.

have gone with

~BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!!!~

room, destroying every single thing inside. Plumes of

invisible—buried under the thick smoke and dust—and it was also covered in a particular barrier that shielded the

one would be able to hear the

least, not unil

Did we

did it!

dead! Lord Rey will finally be free

to reach the age of maturity, as they stared at the thick smoke and violent

their faces—completely certain that their actions were

Elders are all afraid of taking responsibility, but… we won't forget Nature's teachings!" One of the Elves grinned as she

and while she was a Young One, she had a rather mature look compared to the rest. Her long, blue hair danced with the wind as the rest also raised

out of innocence, though their actions bordered

they had no idea what they

~BOOOOOOOOOOM!~

shattered apart. As soon as it was blown into bits, the previously optimistic

for someone

powerful an Half Elf was, such power from

Unless….

voice echoed from the depths of the smoke, the

frown on her face, and

about to cry. Despite her expression showing rage, her eyes had sadness written all

do you think? Getting rid of an

shouldn't exist in