episode_0758

Arthur had no doubts about the giant’s victory.

To put it simply, the problem was that the cat lacked a justification.

Cats now claim that their presence is what keeps gardens alive, but this has never been proven to be true.

Also, although they cried out that the giant was persecuting them, the giant treated them humanely while they were destroying his garden.

It is true that neutering was done during the process, but this was cruel from the cat’s perspective, and was only natural from the human perspective.

And above all, the main thing is that the people here are nobles.

Will those who always have a gardener by their side be impressed by the harmony of nature or by the aesthetic sense of a professional?

They say they are on a similar level, but there are clear differences there too.

The giants were able to suppress the cat-supporting forces under political pretext.

In just a little while, the balance will naturally collapse.

So what will happen? How will this beautiful garden collapse?

And how to overcome it? Arthur, who was pondering this, lightly caught something that fell on his head.

In his hand was a yellow petal larger than his head.

“It’s the beginning.”

Arthur naturally raised his head as Rene, who was looking up, spoke slowly. He could see the garden collapsing.

“Didn’t we say that!”

The elder cat, who had not been convinced despite having delivered the prophecy, raised his voice.

“How could this happen.”

A sigh escapes the giant’s mouth as he looks out over the garden.

“Why didn’t you listen to us!”

Those who realized that they were right shout desperately.

“…This is not what I wanted.”

Those who made the wrong choice sigh here.

“Even if I know, I can’t help but feel sorry.”

Armadi, who had foreseen this, looks at the falling flower petals with a bitter smile.

Flower petals of countless colors flutter under the night sky, creating a rainbow.

The stems, which have lost their vitality, take on the same color as the earth.

The fragrant scent of flowers gradually fades away and a chill settles in the air.

The world that had endured spring, summer, and fall is now rushing towards winter.

Those who were staring blankly at the bizarre scenery that seemed to indicate the end of the world suddenly noticed something strange.

In the winter land where everything was dying, only one flower still had the green of spring.

The moment those who discovered the exception turned their heads, what they saw was two girls dancing on top of the flower petals.

A girl with fluttering red hair and a bright smile, and the Duke’s daughter who has shed her usual venom and is smiling innocently.

All around them fairies were flying around, laughing, and a step away, the queen of the fairies was sitting on a flower petal, singing leisurely.

At that time, in a world where everything was falling apart, people were just blankly staring at the fairy tale-like scenery.

As the fairy tale progressed, the young lady of the Kent family, who had been standing a step away, stepped forward and extended her hand to Arthur.

“…What does this mean?”

“Aren’t you going to dance?”

Dancing. Arthur, who was looking at where Joey and Lucy were again, shrugged his shoulders and grabbed Frey’s hand.

“Did you know how to dance?”

“Yeah. I learned it from Lucy.”

“That guy seems to be far from dancing.”

“Is that so? At least to me, it looked really pretty.”

“Lucy Allen looks good in whatever she does. I’ll judge you.”

“Okay. Then I will evaluate the prince too.”

Arthur naturally responded when he saw Frey move his feet first, who was smiling playfully.

Arthur, who had practiced dancing since he was very young to avoid being criticized by others and who also knew what was trendy, raised an eyebrow as he watched Frey dance.

“Is it when you two went out to play a while ago that you learned something from Lucy Allen?”

“Yeah. It was fun.”

“But did it increase this much in the meantime?”

Is it true that the talent of nothingness is applicable in this kind of situation?

Strictly speaking, both involve moving the body, so it wouldn’t be strange if they were applied here.

Arthur, remembering the hardships he had to endure while learning to dance, realized how cruel talent really was and let out a hollow laugh.

“Well. Good. Thanks to that, I think I can dance happily.”

“I hope the prince isn’t a slacker.”

“Don’t worry about whether you can keep up with my movements.”

The moment the two of them chattered lightly and moved their bodies, the split earth came back to life.

Those who saw spring growing again in the land that had lost spring, and those who saw flowers blooming again, all turned their gazes toward each other.

“This is not the scenery I expected.”

After leading the others to the world of fairy tales and disappearing for a while, Erginus slowly appeared, and Runevia came down from above with a sweet smile.

“Oh my. Is that so? I thought you expected this.”

“Don’t lie. Don’t you know what my plan is?”

“Oh, was that so?”

As Runevia tilted her head as if she didn’t know anything, Erginus stood in front of her, shaking his chin.

“Be honest. I want to dance.”

“That’s not what I want to say now, Erginus.”

Erginus saw Runevia shrug her shoulders and shake her head, realized his mistake, and touched the back of his head.

Then he took a deep breath and knelt before Runevia.

“Queen of fairies, more beautiful than anything in the world. May I, a poor sorceress, ask you to dance?”

“Yes. Gladly.”

The moment the two held hands, life was once again engraved into the earth.

Rene, who saw him, looked at Lucy smiling brightly on top of the flower, and then quickly turned his gaze to Yeong-ae standing next to him.

“Then we should join hands too.”

“Okay. Please take care of me.”

As Rene, who had a more familiar smile than his original expression, moved his feet following the fairy’s song heard from the sky, brightness naturally settled around them.

Following suit, the socialites began to join hands and dance, one by one.

Then, little by little, the devastated land regained its original beauty.

The ground became glossy, the withered and twisted stems regained new green, and the flowers that had lost their petals began to bloom with new buds.

The cats and giants, who were watching the scene blankly from a step away, could not understand what was happening.

How can a forest that has completely collapsed regain its original form through people’s dance?

“That’s what the flowers want.”

Armadi, who had been talking about this and that next to the giant just a moment ago, suddenly appeared and spoke, causing the cats to retreat in fright.

They were cats who would raise their tails and raise their claws, not to mention making a fierce sound, but strangely enough, as soon as Armadi let out a single laugh, their wariness naturally melted away.

The cats were surprised and had no choice but to withdraw their claws at the feeling that any living creature in the world could not help but love her.

“Can you explain in more detail?”

“You’ve talked about the harmony of nature and the beauty of flowers, but you haven’t thought about what the flowers really want.”

“That’s right.”

“Do you really think flowers don’t think?”

The elder cat, who had been deprived of his words, watched Armadi blankly as he spoke.

“One flower at a time may be like that, but when they come together in a garden, it’s a different story. Even small things can become one when they come together.”

“Is that so?”

“Yes. And it seems that what those flowers were hoping for was the sight of other life happily playing beneath them. Look. Isn’t the garden that had been silent until now revealing its own will for the first time?”

There is no need to wonder how a ruined garden can bloom again.

Because the will of life sometimes breaks common sense.

Just as someone overcomes death to celebrate their spouse’s birthday, this garden is also coming back to life to see their wishes come true.

“If you really think of those flowers, please dance with me. I’m sure you’ll be happy.”

After Armadi finished speaking, the group of cats that had been standing there blankly turned their gaze towards the elder cat as if it was natural.

The cat with a scar on one eye seemed to be thinking about something, then wagged its tail and took a step forward.

“It may sound ridiculous, but what can I do? That’s what I see.”

As the elder cat moved his paws to the sound of the fairy’s song, the other cats naturally followed suit.

Was Armadi’s words true? Wherever the cats stepped, green appeared again.

“You too.”

Armadi appeared in front of the giant who was blankly watching the scene and put his hand on his nose before the giant could make any excuses.

As before, the tiny giant endured the fear of falling and barely managed to land on the ground in the arms of several fairies.

– Phew.

– You’re a coward.

– Do you want to dance together?

– It’ll be fun!

“…I’m sorry, but I can’t do it well.”

As the giant began to dance with the fairies, the darkness disappeared and the sun rose again in the sky.

And Joy and Lucy, dancing in the seats closest to the sun, still looked happy.