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"Can it be done? Please? I want to... I want to save those people." I explained. "Even if they are an illusion, or perhaps fragments of the past given life. They're all precious and important to me now. If I let them all go away... It would be so tragic.
Not only me, but Brisingra and Titania too, they would miss them a lot. And also... Well, I would miss Yggdrasil. I think this is a perfect opportunity to learn from my predecessor, and... It is a bit tragic it's ending so soon."
The Administrators remained in silence as they looked at one another.
Then, they started to speak in a language I couldn't understand at all.
It was confusing, and the more I tried to discern what they spoke, the more my entire head hurt, so I stopped even trying.
Yet it seemed that after a few minutes of talking, they concluded, and it was Balance who spoke.
"We've spoken and taken some decision." Said Balance. "However, before we even reveal you anything, we need you to first understand what is happening in that Dungeon, Planta."
"O-Okay." I nodded. "Please, if possible, tell me."
"Okay, so let's begin from the... Well, beginning," sighed Balance. "We won't reveal everything to you, but we will explain you a few things, without too many "spoilers" as my friend here calls them."
"It's important to not reveal the story ahead of time!" said the Archivist.
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"Yeah, yeah. I agree, it is part of Balance to also have a balanced story with ups and downs, spoiling everything would make it really boring after all," Balance nodded. "Now, you must already know these things already. How the world ended after the Demon King of the End appeared, right? His destruction was to such a level that even the fabric of time and space was shattered.
This caused these fragments of time to appear. From what we've learned, the System used these fragments of the world, time, and space, to reconstruct Arcadia. However, there were some fragments of time that should have disappeared originally, but that remained despite being from the past. Most likely because of the immense "trauma" such parts of time experienced.
One of such is the Time Memory Fragment that created the Divine Dungeon where you're located."
"W-Wow..." I nodded. "I mean, yeah, I had guessed that the System somehow reconstructed the destroyed world, but getting it explained officially is incredible."
"I suppose it couldn't be helped, you already guessed it anyways," shrugged the Archivist.
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