"She lied to us."
When Nohayak said this again, he was very calm, as if he was not talking about himself at all: "That is not a war of aggression at all, the war of resistance she said is a complete deception."
When the queen invited Noha, she made it clear that it was a war of resistance, and they were there to help.
"She said the world of Ellerbergen was hers, and those hateful invaders took what was hers."
The Oravians are of pure nature. They really believed what the Queen said, believing that the world of Ellerbergen was owned by the Queen alone, and as aggressors, they directly declared war on the major camps in Ellerbergen at that time.
Here, Nohayak got two things wrong.
The first thing is that the queen is not just, and they, as the foreign aid invited by the queen, are not the righteous party.
Although it is absurd to say that justice and evil are known, it is true that the teacher is unknown.
Especially when the Oravians did not actively invade others, they did something equivalent to aggression, which made Nohayak feel deceived and betrayed.
"She became a liar and deceived everyone."
Nohayak lowered his head, and closed his eyes, as if recalling the past that made him extremely painful and regretful: "I made a wrong decision, fought a wrong war, and let my compatriots suffer greatly. difficult."
This was the second thing, the Oravians had misestimated the strength of what the Queen called the 'Invaders of Ellebergen'.
"I thought we were strong enough to deal with any situation."
"But the result is," Nohayak shook his head with emotion: "Our opponent is beyond imagination, we lost."
The queen's terrifying and insidiousness was put in front of the old uncle once again. He didn't know who Nohayak was. Maybe the heroic spirits knew, but the other party must be a great person.
However, such a person was still calculated by the queen and lost almost everything.
"Battle of Ellebergen, that's what I want to tell you."
"Then what?"
The old uncle knew that Nohayak couldn't hear his voice, but he still asked, "What does it have to do with us?"
"The Queen will not give up."
Nohayak said: "She will definitely continue that plan, so the second battle of Ellebergen is also a matter of time."
The second time, the Battle of Ellerbergen. . .
The old uncle frowned deeply. He didn't expect that the news that Noha sent through the torrent turned out to be such a thing.
"Battle of Ellebergen, can you tell me the detailed process?"
The old uncle felt that since Nohayak would come to inform him, he must have come with important information, but what he didn't expect was that Nohayak showed a regretful look: "I'm sorry, about Ellebergen. I don't know the specifics."
"what?"
The old man was taken aback, he felt that there was ambiguity in Nohayak's words.
As someone who participated in the Battle of Ellerbergen, how could he not know what happened that year, it's not reasonable at all.
"I really don't know."
Nohayak said: "The people who participated in that war almost forgot what it was about, and even if they remembered it, it was probably wrong."
"Why is that?"
"Modified."
Nohayak's words overlapped with the old uncle's question. He said: "Everyone's memory is biased, including mine."
"Someone has such a powerful power that can change everyone's memory?"
"Perhaps you will think, how could someone so powerful be able to do such a thing," Nohayak shook his head and said, "No, that's not the case. The person who modified my memory was me, in the past. me."
Nohayake experienced the Ellebergen War, but for some reason, after returning from that war, he took the initiative to seal his memory.
Not only that, Noha in the past also left a sentence for him in the present: 'Don't seek this past, once it is revealed, there is no benefit, only terrible disaster. '
"That's my warning to me."
"That memory cannot be retrieved, and once someone knows, disaster will come," Nohayak said.
"only..."
Nohayak said: "I didn't blindly follow my past self, I chose to trust, but I also kept my hand."
"Maybe this is me, and the one who knows me best is me," Nohayak said: "I left me such an epigram in the past. He knew very well that I would not seek too much, but he would still look for it. I believe in myself because if I leave clues to my future self, I will do the same."
"So, following the existing traces, I started to investigate, and then I went to find the answer."
Next, Nohayak told the old uncle all the information he had investigated, and in the process, the wisdom displayed by the other party was scary to the old uncle who had already been taught by the flood.
"did you find it?"
"Can't be sure because the last piece is missing."
"What fragment?"
The old uncle looked at Nohayake, and he also felt it was very strange. It was obvious that the other party was only an influence, but the two felt each other across endless time and dimension.
"one question."
Nohayak said: "If I didn't miscalculate, the queen will meet you, she will find you, find him."
"Who?"
"Your king," Nohayak: "The king of the Adonites."
The king that Nohayak mentioned, the old uncle subconsciously thought it was Bai Luo, because apart from him, no one could call himself the king of Aden.
"If you see the Queen," Nohayak said, "I would like you to ask her a question."
"Ok?!"
Before Nohayak could tell the question, the old uncle already had a guess: 'Ask her if she remembers the Battle of Ellerbergen? '
"Ask her if she remembers the Battle of Ellerbergen!"
Sure enough, just as the old uncle predicted, Nohayak got a clue, and the answer to that clue has a great probability that it has nothing to do with the queen.
Even what they understand now, the battle of Ellerbergen, including what those Heroic Spirits know, may be fake and modified.
It also means that the evil, terrible, and wrong queen depicted in this history is, most likely, not a villain.
The reason why an evil queen appeared, Nohayak came up with an almost impossible answer, but this answer became the only possibility after ruling out all the impossible: "She didn't deceive us, The reason why I think so is that the memory and the past as I know it comes from protection.”
In other words, if even the Queen's own memory has changed, she will not remember the battle of Ellebergen.
Nohayak can draw a whole new conclusion: 'In order to protect that history from being discovered, the queen sacrificed herself and became the devil everyone shouted at. '