Knights and Magic Wand
Chapter 729: 341 Great Magic

Chapter 729: Chapter 341 Great Magic

Standing within the magical silhouette of Oran Palace, Leon was somewhat surprised at how smoothly the powerful magic technique stored in the Holy Sword was released.

It was as if this magic had originally been set to be used in such a simple and straightforward manner.

Withdrawing his gaze, he looked again at the blade in his hand, which seemed to be embedded in the phantom “Stone Base,” and Leon tentatively gave it a tug.

But just as when he tried to draw the sword in the Holy Sword Courtyard before, no matter how much force he applied, the Sun Holy Sword remained motionless, as if solidified in space.

Looking at his feet, the large circle array from that night extending from the Stone Base had already appeared.

The structure of the ceremony—Magic Power Source—Anchor Observer—Ceremony Host… The complete and basic structure of the ritual unfolded in his mind.

“Should I step back in here?” asked Princess Ines, looking down at the circular space she had hid in that night.

Before Leon could answer, his sleeve was tugged.

He glanced sideways at Ines beside him.

“Is it time to say goodbye?” Queen Ines asked softly.

The reluctance and affection in her words made Leon’s heart clench.

Releasing the sword’s hilt, he gently placed a hand on her shoulder and spoke warmly, “It’s not goodbye, just another span of the three years we spent together. Although for you, it may seem like losing three years, I will make up for it with countless spans of three years…

Of course, if what the poet said is wrong, if it’s not about restoring the world, but rather ‘leaving,’ then I will soon return to find you.”

Upon hearing this, Queen Ines smiled faintly and closed her eyes, embracing her lover as usual.

“I trust you, in both the past and future.”

Nuzzling against his chest, she said confidently: “…You may deceive others, but not me~. That desperate look of yours, you’re mostly reluctant to leave Miss Olivia, right? So I know, if that poet deceived you, you will certainly come back to me against all odds. If everything continues, I will be waiting for you here.”

Feeling his heart warmly wrapped, Leon hesitated a little.

“Should I wait a bit longer? Maybe there’s no rush?”

“This kind of hesitation doesn’t suit the great hero I know. As you said, if it’s not farewell, then I can’t wait to get back to you.”

Ines, on tiptoe, whispered with a meaningful smile and reminiscence in his ear:

“~Just this time, don’t make me so proactive again. Despite appearing bold back then, I still get shy, and…..don’t let Little Morgan wait too long.”

Seeing Leon’s widened eyes, Queen Ines softly revived the sweetness of the past, pushed herself away, placed a hand on her still-flat stomach, and happily turned away, walking out of the courtyard-like magical silhouette beneath her feet without any hesitation.

Watching his wife’s trusting back as she walked outside, Leon’s left hand was tugged again.

“Don’t look like your eyes are about to drop out. Aren’t I still here…” Ines sighed.

Seeing Ines’s comforting words, Leon gradually freed himself from the inexplicable emotions in his heart.

Looking at the young girl standing with her hands on her hips in front of him, he suddenly found the situation both amusing and incredulous.

A love so wondrous that words cannot describe, not even beginning before it traverses six years of time to its end, only to flip back to the starting point of another dimension.

Like a Möbius strip.

Little Ines turned and stepped into the larger circle within the array, looking at Leon, “However, I still can’t understand why, when we both came to this future, your consciousness experienced everything completely.”

She glanced at her feet and continued, “Is it only by standing here that one becomes an independent individual? If you experienced these six years fully, why do you appear in Rolannar simultaneously with me?”

Leon stepped into the small circle hosting the ceremony, raised his hand, and summoned Galliard, inserting it into the array, connecting his magic pattern technique from the wand’s surface to the magic network.

Before trying to activate it again, he shook his head and replied, “As for how this rose to such a miraculous level of ‘Great Magic,’ only heaven knows.”

After speaking, he asked again, “Are you ready? According to Galliard, it should require you to embrace the resolution to return to the beginning of everything.”

Ines took a final look at herself three years hence, then nodded and sighed, “I will…I also don’t want to continue being at odds with such a terrifying Miss Olivia…Without your restraint, no matter how much I rack my brains, I can’t figure out how to defeat her.”

With her eyes closed, the girl wasn’t sure exactly what to do as she silently recited in her heart the wish to return everything to its original past.

Truly unwilling to continue down a path of deviated destiny, after all, who knows if another deviation would result in…this flirtatious fellow ending up with another wife.

Given his character, once he knows he’s made a promise, he would definitely follow through to the end….. Knowing that in this thread of fate, Miss Treya had not yet married at this age, with the interactions they’ve had during this time, whether or not she’s aware as a female knight, Ines could see that it wasn’t solely due to loyalty to the Lord and mentor; after years of daily companionship, admiration was inevitable…

Thinking up to this point, Ines felt somewhat apprehensive, truthfully, she did indeed want to put a collar on this philanderer and keep him tightly bound.

Squinting at Leon, the girl relaxed slightly, feeling a bit comforted—it was fortunate that aside from Miss Olivia, there was only herself.

Seeing that Ines was mentally prepared, Leon reached into his pocket and grasped the Netti Card.