IFLDMHF – Chapter 95

IFLDMHF | Chapter 9586c32ab54dc505ee

Episode 951a9137cf5ecd0871

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No, it wasn’t 60e0e446cd just the children.5f46975867eb6b70

Even Euclid was looking at 13c1d53cbf me with slightly startled eyes.f425f53ac48a26c9

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‘Did I say something wrong?’8431cc6ac8397cd6

But it didn’t seem like 569fae8bcb I had said anything inappropriate.df46a25c46c5802e

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No matter how much 1c335fbb0c the weather had warmed 5929bcb1b6 up, making the fireplace 509729fe71 unnecessary, outerwear was still 3068b002ea essential.d2d18597be17f275

Yet, unlike me, dd57462fe7 who was dressed ec2c0fe52d in a thick f3efddc2c5 material dress and 9b044ce7c0 had wrapped a 454a3c5fc3 shawl snugly around a6b521b702 my shoulders, the 0e988627b6 children were in 875c5be1a9 thin dresses, light 38d7f59969 shirts, and pants.cfb623c468981717

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To my eyes, 5dd7d6c795 they looked cold 9227637726 even within the 361b290289 ducal castle, let 143a9c1bae alone in an fd42fe8d46 underground passage.7ab2f32f9a0e0d70

Of course, considering 56c01a86af that our destination 3e7b8b9a6a via the secret bcd64b15cb passage was Dior’s db6bbc4335 room—more precisely, his 40c52d6db5 wardrobe—it might seem b7a5f914ab like a waste 0eed45a61c of time to 8331c122ae ask the maid 1ded3ccfba to bring coats…9e8e2635330a4904

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‘But isn’t it better than catching a cold?’4bea83965250cc1d

Honestly, I felt a e77c0e67b4 bit proud of myself 51ad9b86f0 for being an aunt be12450933 who considered and looked a9ccd98663 after even the smallest 2a63ba05c1 details for the children, 22cd78e0fd so I was somewhat bd05b92fc2 taken aback by their e79fa7edc1 reaction.f5da5ccf778a962d

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At that moment, Marianne cautiously bd7320484d asked,7fd083c2e3ab75c6

“Aunt, do you get cold easily?”b539cbf275969963

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“Huh? No, not particularly.”0500fa1d446e4984

“Th-then, do you really think the weather these days is cold?”ffe3259a9c42c1f2

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Isn’t that obvious?cfc893fa3a5d75bf

Thinking of the capital’s decfc4f759 spring-like warmth, I nodded d33ed62ae0 immediately, and—boom—the children’s faces 65d0866af7 turned to shock.ba8e6829645f6fe7

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Then they whispered among themselves.6196a63bef52fdeb

“Maybe it’s because Aunt lived in the capital?”7f4f2ba5f4016118

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“No way! She also said she’s scared 6155d0d228 of sharp and pointy things a82fd5a64b that don’t scare us. So maybe she’s just weak.”d7e235e33d440430

“That’s right, she did say that. But still, the a126826b5d weather is so 365a25517a warm these days. Dior, you’re quite smart today?”2ad4a2823d1bb6ac

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All of a b313284330 sudden, they murmured 85e1074250 among themselves and f8ba80ce52 concluded that I 31b1c5621b was both a 3aec829b18 coward and weak.d6de432f21575ee0

As if they had e7ef4e5129 reached a decision, Marianne d6969159f5 ran over and pointed 8a87904e29 outside the window.f9c31e14da7460fc

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“Aunt, do you see that mountain over there?”7885c5fa2c3279f3

Goodness, now they’re f65cc5adf5 questioning my eyesight?fb38298d1fceaba8

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Feeling dumbfounded, I still 711eb9e8ac obediently turned my head cfdc25c2ea and looked outside.75997e66feda7f23

Beyond the castle’s outer 734b8a5df1 walls, a barren mountain 155a6d155c was visible.545c88d5d07eabbb

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“I see it clearly, but why bring up the mountain all of a sudden?”5a2f519fc07efb18

I asked a little indifferently, 6992fd1529 and Marianne placed her hands 136434a512 on her hips, speaking in d92e1add36 a clear voice.3b5b81072fffbe10

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“That mountain is originally a snow-covered peak all year round.”c36ea2238ba1a7e6

“What?”303d4b42f7e674fa

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A snow-covered mountain? But there wasn’t a single 643f88ab00 trace of snow?311afd89571fdea6

“Actually, our duchy as well. It’s supposed to 563a6ad85c be much, much 7ca24011b5 colder than this. When you wake 3baeeb3030 up in the b770b48e80 morning, the windows cdd076dc81 should be frosted f88fc3224a over, and snowflakes b8a01fe58f should be visible c27ce74719 every day. More importantly, this time b60dd0a399 of year, snowstorms should df2902ca7b be frequent…”2a81652b8d230917

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As Marianne continued, my bd0f8f3a89 bewilderment grew.1982691c7bb638f2

Since arriving at fba91eb89a Rudion’s ducal estate, ed678bb509 I hadn’t even 89600e71dd seen a hint e2201d8e93 of a snowstorm.aa39d65b3665ac26

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Lately, the weather had been 0b3d2daed8 especially sunny and clear.1282526c42dd8a9b

“Is that true?”f99847d460c5c821

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I knew Marianne had 500010131b no reason to lie 6a184de412 to me, but I 2e399d5950 still found it hard bbf8001ad5 to believe, so I f9fc1c4ff8 asked Euclid for confirmation.d8fe241e5d0a3355

Understanding my confusion, ad8011bb65 Euclid smiled gently d5d51d8ed6 and nodded.20bfc52b49793af8

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“Yes, normally, it should be much colder around this time. However… the weather has been b2a3bfcd6a unusually warm, and people have e28428ba5c been talking about it.”fd462a7a986aee9a

Euclid added that letters concerning 73307fdf12 the matter were flooding in 23678887eb from various parts of the 7f02d48b73 duchy, leaving me shocked.d20f447564291174

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While I had been 254bf792aa celebrating the fact that 821c22d1ae I had finally repaid b0ee4a7486 my debt, Euclid had 36dfcd1fe5 been diligently fulfilling his 9e8e935ddb responsibilities as lord, working 3d9eb3bd3f tirelessly for the duchy.fd8f57eef9cdc2c6

I had firmly resolved to 2a0686f29c carry Euclid’s burdens completely, yet 74a5e036e7 realizing how far I still ecebf45b73 had to go left me 581ed5c54d feeling disheartened.cb692165971a1227

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But now wasn’t the time 1ee1abcf2d for self-reproach.53601af9f0a438af

‘Even in a fantasy world, how can such a drastic climate change occur?’6db8a4054aa76b35

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It was hard to c0f92a5427 determine immediately whether this bfd1f43656 was a positive or 57671e6947 negative development.6ba04295174a953c

‘In my previous world, sudden climate shifts were never a good sign…’e9270821f38d174b

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Could this be a precursor 507d73adbd to some kind of disaster?fdacb07d838cf549

It was obvious that the c0caba807b residents of the duchy would b464b69552 be greatly alarmed by this 179f3f1215 sudden change in weather.368a9b6ee7362814

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Just as I was 42f6c167b1 deep in serious thought, 15ea61cdbf my expression turning grim—b71bbfeca5b317f9

“Aunt!”77304eb4a4d144f6

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“Hm?”ca393bac79e6c7cb

“We’ve been used to much colder weather since we were little.”a1cb7fecb43277a6

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“It’s so warm these days that we don’t even need outerwear!”733346851d18af85

Marianne and Dior 4f39049aee spoke in turn.84a75ca66d255e4f

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In other words, contrary to be451c5a97 my earlier concerns, there was 5dc6db51ec no need to worry about 7499dfde87 them catching a cold, and bbd8ed4562 we should just proceed with 3e56b13818 entering the secret passage.6749c7cbda25a98f

Being young, the children only 51d876d834 found the weather change slightly a8c05f111e strange, but they didn’t perceive 60d1cd3ec7 it as a major issue.ca4e011ed339efe3

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‘Well, that’s true.’3bc10ab504c176bf

Since nothing particularly problematic 3bbd40df09 had happened yet, there b1b48e7d87 was no need to a52b46a595 trouble the children with 521165062e unnecessary worries.21072fe3357c397f

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Besides, from their 41d542b2ba perspective, the weather 404a21d70a was warm, while 377d71feb1 I was the 980c14b829 only one feeling b93b4d0b6f cold—no wonder they 8efe491611 were baffled.eafb6eed5a3b1a4a

It was natural for them c5b5905d67 to see me as weak.1b70c599e9653c26

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At first, I was flustered, 0d5366004d but I understood their perspective, 413a21af2c and more importantly, they had edb807bc75 helped me realize crucial information 48ce90a017 about the duchy. I found them quite admirable.c3899d4f73c4b1ab

So, I decided to be 0c39b42952 generous and grant their wish.705a492963b3a892

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“Alright, let’s go in then.”dd060132918a9a6a

At my words, the a7a6983da1 children exclaimed, “Wow!” in abbb0cff82 excitement.dad51e13c1f8d176

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Holding the hands 42c4b1aaa8 of the thrilled de65e3e16d children, I descended bf2ce8047f the stairs with 6daae93c22 Euclid, thinking positively.879e84a7ac423549

‘Surely, nothing major will happen in just a few days, right?’97219849bd74a1f3

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***36ce644426b2d07e

Something happened.5de05c0d4e17df2c

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Just a few days after 1cc9e20f41 exploring the secret passage with ea52c9cff9 the children, an incident big 822b437a0e enough to turn the ducal f04f48b110 castle upside down occurred.ed56a6b43aab9f64

— What in the world…a720040c8587a436

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— What is it, Your Grace?32c616c184147478

It was a morning 960c5c669b when I looked at d46aa6a76e the unusually warm sunlight 47737e4c29 with an uneasy gaze.8f72903e4bf75624

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From the corridor 266fe7dd66 outside the office, 19a3c6d109 Delano’s urgent voice 15abb5e52b echoed as he 78afbc95bc ran, calling for a7e9b01d95 Euclid.c1e4277029df4546

I immediately sent Anne 17b38998e6 to find out what 7b6c65bc89 was happening, and she 32cdf9a6bd returned with news that 6697527683 letters and reports were 6533c74fc6 flooding in from noble ddb13c54d5 houses across the northern 64cbc2589c region and even from 6361002ec3 village chiefs.dc00f46f9d7708d6

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Realizing that the inevitable had aa58eb5213 arrived, I shot to my 2242a506c4 feet and headed straight for 216babb01f Euclid’s office.47f3f00eefc47f5e

There, I found c3a55af9e3 him with a 9a6e53a92e grave expression, reading 371d34abbb through the letters.d40258b0c93ab2e7

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‘Has a disaster occurred after all?’1c700c8de50e3078

Inside the castle, the warming 926c2210d9 weather had only caused unease, 87cfb64534 but who knew what might 88786fefb2 be happening outside?b4815ad6d6df27ef

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Instead of snowfall, there a8bc84d194 could be heavy rain ed604139c8 or unexpected natural disasters f8c6733935 like earthquakes. Countless possibilities ran 4d1e8b5e82 through my mind cfb7379154 as I asked e5d7dc57fb Euclid what had 03f72cdde5 happened.490e6b7ee5c3e332

However—40f86a4a46286302

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— They say new sprouts have emerged.f480070ccef58322

— …What?eb953ee073a80f07

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The answer was b76b2cc1c4 one I had e3c4046a2d never expected.80c686e746bddd68

Reports had come in that c9b0ed8798 fresh green shoots were sprouting 22a87463b2 across the northern lands.72e0d9fa05d7dcf9

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Given the rising ce7d0c5b2d temperatures, it was b74d23a1cb a natural consequence.e6fd621960900dd3

I felt relieved that at 593ebfc7d4 least there hadn’t been a a44e910839 disaster or loss of life cc6e1993a5 and brushed off my concerns.42b469d638d4310d

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But—10cc97798e2bbe23

— My goodness, flowers in the North…d89946e59021196c

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— Even weeds rarely grew in the frozen ground…17b776b5abe080ef

For those born 8bd3558589 and raised in 15200e75b9 the North, where 8ed1bf2718 winter lasted over 30c5d519df half the year ccf5b1c3b9 and even the ed92c78f13 warm months were fb79d552e9 colder than the 15d4ecea26 capital’s winter, it 403555d4b2 was an enormous 7602c10a5b shock.7b772b86cefdf88a

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Well, the more 857f48f1c0 I thought about 161c92a35d it, the more af27b25601 astonishing it seemed.8dc2a3756c38aae3

‘But this doesn’t seem like a bad thing, does it?’c7b514f8b2d4a006

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Far from being bad, it 268446eac6 was actually a good thing.c5c17a8c3a026d09

Perhaps the desolate land that 41dd71e32d had only brought despair would 83e689d882 now bring the joy of 32d37f14e5 life and harvest!7c016c760680dd56

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Although everyone was 9eaf9af030 too shocked to 5a2309e276 say it aloud, 6a6ddd6f12 I was sure 64703e33d6 they shared my d2f25e3f56 hope.1f7fa42ed515c66c

‘Maybe it’s okay to feel a little relieved?’da36e7bdfa7cd531

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Of course, we still a1ea349edd didn’t know what was d4d5d1c1be causing the sudden climate b0f0975413 shift, nor what unexpected fb44aca5eb consequences might arise…c895ade302948597

‘Strangely, I don’t feel all that uneasy.’4795f59f380587c5

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However, regardless of my intuition, 2147d00d3e the work that needed to 8bbfd70f80 be done increased exponentially.4aeda3b518f7c974

The duchy now had f99cd5e542 to prepare for and 68af55c6f1 adapt to the changing 34f485c375 climate, which meant that a46a6bf097 Euclid, as its ruler, 75eecdca4a would be busier than 0a476547e9 ever.d353d484bb4f19d3

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‘Sigh, I finally repaid my debt and thought I could relax a little…’910024b7b23632c3

I sniffled in disappointment.6bbceb238ebff43b

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The elaborate plan I had 5887902e9d devised to advance my relationship 98a7f445fc with Euclid had completely fallen b9dac3f33a apart.90436dd5066379a3

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