Pick Me Up, Infinite Gacha - Chapter 312

# 312

312. Remnant (2)

After cleaning the bed, Siris changed into Niflheim’s black uniform.

‘I have a lot of work today.’

match.

Siris patted her haggard cheek.

It was the start of the day.

[This is the next item!]

Paperwork piled up next to Siris, who was sitting at her desk working.

The red-haired fairy delivered the documents. This fairy called ‘Nissel’ was in charge of managing Niflheim before Loki fell into the game. Nissel was with Siris when he left Niflheim to find out about Pick Me Up, and even after he returned to the waiting room, he was by his side helping.

[Looks like you’re quite busy these days.]

“It’s probably because circumstances have changed.”

Siris responded bluntly and read the documents.

The main content was exactly what she expected.

That some of Niflheim’s heroes hope to be discharged.

‘Since then… a lot has changed.’

After the headquarters on server 1 collapsed and the door between servers was closed.

To be more precise, after Loki, who was the master of Niflheim, locked himself in the boundary.

The situation in the waiting room, which continued to struggle for survival, changed 180 degrees.

Under the direction of the temporary representative Sizel, Mobis employees began to restore the world.

There were no minor conflicts that usually occur in large-scale works. As if they had been waiting for this moment, in just a few days, thousands of tens of thousands of dimensions were revived. Niflheim and Taone were also mixed in the list of currently restored dimensions.

‘Is this a global application?’

Siris dipped a quill in ink and wrote her name on the signature line.

Niflheim’s Acting Master, Siris Argentheim. Their campaign wishes have been accepted, and soon the heroes will return to their hometowns through the portal.

‘Nippleheim, which was once a living hell…’

has changed.

The weather was still cold and foggy throughout the day, but the Hundred Nobles were extinct in the newly born world. It was because the revised history in the mission was applied as it was. Those who wish to be discharged will start pioneering in the land without an owner after returning to their hometowns.

[By the way, Siris.]

Nissel got down next to Siris, who was signing.

[What will the Master do?]

“…”

[The Moebius staff said that he was left there alone.]

Siris didn’t answer.

Her hands speeded up as she checked the paperwork.

[Another rumor is that the Master lost his memory when he was human. Could that be the reason why you left us? I’m kind of worried. I’ll look into it again…]

“…Stop it.”

Siris stopped the right hand holding the feather pen.

A gruff voice came out of her mouth.

“It’s the Master’s wish. I have no right to overturn that choice.”

[Are you serious about that? You’re going to leave Master alone?]

Siris bit her lip.

‘I’m chasing the master…?’

under what name.

she failed

I was blinded by the fact that there was no hope because I couldn’t properly grasp the situation before and after, so I made a mistake in my judgment.

‘There’s no shame.’

Her master must have been disappointed in Siris.

I didn’t have the confidence to stand with my head up in front of Master.

[You mean you don’t have a face to see Master…?]

“You must have been disappointed in me. I did something worthwhile.”

I just wanted to turn back time.

If I met him back then, I would have slapped him on the cheek so that his head would ring.

Come to your senses.

‘I asked the Master to make an impossible choice.’

didn’t tell me anything

She was biased towards her own feelings and forced the Master to make the choice she wanted.

The Master’s intention, which should be the most important, was not considered.

‘I… failed.’

It was not unreasonable that Master left.

I must have gotten tired of her being selfish.

No matter how you go to find the Master, you might just be cursed at and kicked out.

The gaze of contempt and hatred may return. I was prepared to be hated by the Master when I decided to send him back to Earth… but now that resolution has completely disappeared.

‘Why did I think that way?’

I was not cool.

Maybe it was because he realized that everything he had been fighting for Niflheim for Master was useless.

When she accidentally met Alpha Zero and his lieutenant and heard the truth, she was only focused on that.

‘I had to be a little more calm.’

If she had handled it calmly, this ending could not have come out.

The day might have come when I could laugh and talk with the Master.

It’s not like we broke up like this.

‘I’m an idiot.’

I blew a precious opportunity.

The price for that mistake was that the Master spent years in pain.

It was a mistake that could not be undone even if I died a hundred times.

‘How long does it take? Until the Master comes…’

I have no choice but to wait.

And I have no choice but to ask for forgiveness.

Fortunately, Niflheim had enough driving force to maintain the waiting room.

Bifrost, a U-grade item like Siris’ Levatein. It was the sword Loki used and the crystal containing the master’s interference power.

After work, Siris returned to his room.

Nissel suggested a meeting with the other 13th floor members, but I wasn’t in the mood for it.

‘Was he dreaming?’

Siris looked in the mirror.

What is reflected there is a blonde woman glaring at her in a black uniform.

‘That’s fake.’

He wasn’t even a real knight.

An improvised copy made nominally by CEO Tell.

He grew up relying on Loki’s ability, but when the master disappeared, he could not play any role.

“I…”

“What about you?”

Siris looked back.

A young man in a gray coat was leaning against the wall.

Short gray hair and a cold look. Lidigion, 3rd in the hierarchy of the 13th floor.

Emotionless eyes turned to her.

“You’re doing this again. It’s been more than a week since the Master left. Are you still going to spend the time blaming yourself? It’s not like you’re holding the title of Submaster because you’re being lazy.”

“When did you come?”

“Make a decision right away. We have no room. Even at this time, the Master is suffering.”

Siris lowered her head.

Lydigion looked at her and clicked his tongue.

“Siris Argentheim.”

“…know.”

“Do you know? You made a serious mistake. I told you. I had to inform the master of everything and leave it to him to judge. But what did you say? You pressured the master into forcing him to return? It didn’t come out.”

Lydegion’s eyes were cold.

“This is the result. Master abandoned us.”

“…”

“Is our goal going back to our hometown? A desolate land with nothing in it. What are you going to do after you go back? Are you thinking of giving up your life so far and starting a new life?”

Siris closed her eyes.

I had no intention of returning to my home continent.

Siris and her friends swore on their lives before challenging the 80th floor.

“Master gave us everything we had nothing. A new hometown. A victory like a miracle. Even a reason to live. Don’t make your oath a piece of paper now.”

sereung.

The attitude was half pulled out of the scabbard hanging from Ridigion’s waist.

Siris didn’t say anything. His words were right on point.

‘then.’

That young man who is thinking about the future rather than the pathetic self might be more suitable for her position.

Siris bit her lip and opened her mouth.

“Lydigion, I…!”

“I’m not done yet. Listen to the end.”

clap.

Lydegion inserted the blade.

“I used to think a lot while looking at you.”

A strange smile appeared on his face as he changed his posture with his arms crossed.

“Why did the Master entrust you with leadership? There must have been a lot of talented people to match. In terms of analytical skills, you have Yurnet. Without her, our operational plan wouldn’t have been properly planned. “You’re not strong enough to overwhelm us all. But the Master chose you. Without a second thought. Do you know why?”

Again, Siris did not answer.

He was just hanging his head in silence.

“This isn’t the first time you’ve failed.”

“…”

“You’re not perfect. Me, Yurnet, all of us and the Master. You make mistakes and fail. But it’s not the mistakes that matter. What do you learn from them?”

Lydegion continued.

“You failed once, and things turned out this way, are you going to give up here, Siris?”

“but…!”

“I don’t need an excuse. You are the representative of Niflheim, where 20,000 heroes are staying. Be aware of your own situation. Your position is not something to be handed over to others.”

Lydigion threw the object he was hiding in his bosom.

As I grabbed it, I felt a heavy weight.

A scabbard embossed with the shape of a blazing fire.

It was Levatein, a U-grade weapon that her master had made with all her heart and soul.

“They were left unattended. Don’t neglect the weapon the Master gave you.”

“…”

“Stop saying no. If you feel responsible, come up with a way that we can all be satisfied with. No temporary measures needed. Come up with a way to completely save the Master. That’s what you’re carrying. It is a duty.”

Siris took two steps back.

Thinking of a way to save the Master once and for all?

Lydegion said in a low voice.

“If you order it as Niflheim’s submaster and as the captain of the 13th floor, we are prepared to plunge into the pit of fire or into hell. Our determination… don’t let it be in vain. ”

“…”

“I will believe in you.”

Ridigion raised his back from the wall.

Then he glanced back at Siris and left the room.

‘How to save the master….’

Siris recalled standing blankly.

The situation her master is in.

Loki, who has gained near-infinite power, is currently fighting a lonely battle on the border.

In exchange for that Authority, the Master has lost most of his humanity, including his memory. Even if Siris were right in front of her, she wouldn’t be able to recognize it.

It was the fact that she feared the most.

If you lost all your memories, what’s the use of chasing after you?

Will my voice reach you?

Can we share a story?

No, before that….

I can’t guarantee if I can go to where Loki is.

‘The mistake I made… If I can make up for it.’

If she is given one more chance after failing already.

“master.”

Siris groaned.

The feeling of depression that had just been engulfing her whole body was nowhere to be found.

‘It is my duty to find a way.’

Even if you don’t have it, create it.

Siris gritted it.

His gums were bleeding, but he didn’t care at all.

‘Ridigion is right.’

Waiting just doesn’t suit her temper.

If you need something, get it.

That was how Siris lived as Loki’s hero.

‘If someone knows how to save the Master…’

Suddenly, a figure popped up in Siris’ mind.

“Niselle!”

[Deungjaang right here!]

Hwareuk!

A fairy appeared with a ray of flame.

Nisel looked at Siris’ face and patted her flat chest.

[Okay, tell me anything!]

“You’ve got Alpha Zero’s contact information, right?”

[Alpha Zero… Ah! You mean that pervert grandpa! You asked for the panties Siris was wearing in exchange for information, right? So in the end, those panties…?]

Serung.

Levatein’s blade has been pulled out.

[No kidding. joke! Just kidding!]

Nissel waved her hand in a panic.

Then he changed his expression and swung his arms around.

[Remote communication is coming!]

Brilliantly. click.

In less than 10 seconds, the subject accepted the communication.

A voice rang in my head.

[It’s you.]

But it was a completely different voice from what she knew.

Siris frowned.

“Where’s the senile old man?”

[Hyeonsin… has passed away.]

“It is eternal.”

Hyeonshin (賢神).

‘Siris-Jang… Panties… Lick…’

That bastard is the god of the wise.

Siris’ right hand went into strength.

“Are you the adjutant next to that old man?”

[yes. I introduced her at the first meeting, but she is Sizel. As the acting president of Moebius, he is promoting the return of heroes. Some of our staff must have been dispatched to Niflheim as well.]

“I know even if you don’t say anything.

[By the way… the fact that the prestigious Niflheim sub-master contacted him directly…]

Sizel cut off communication for a while and then continued.

[It must be about Master Loki.]

“….”

[I knew you would get a call someday. I owe him my life. That man is also the benefactor who made my long-cherished wish come true.]

“Then I’ll tell you directly. I need a means to save the Master. Even trivial things are fine. If you know anything, tell me everything.”

[As you know, Master Loki has crossed the threshold. He must be a ghost by now. Reversing his ego is… almost impossible.]

“Almost? Not presumptuous, does that mean you know how?”

Sizel didn’t deny it.

“Tell me right now.”

[First of all, it is difficult with my own strength. Because I lost my qualifications as a godhead.]

“So?”

[I need a helper. Although he is close to Master Loki, and possesses considerable authority. Luckily, he found a suitable person, but…]

“Who is that?”

[I don’t know if you know that either,]

said Siselle.

[He is called ‘Amkena’, a former master of Taoni.]