IFLDMHF – Chapter 95
by EsraaIFLDMHF | Chapter 952d002b8282d342f6
Episode 95d61f3f0987b03153
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No, it wasn’t just b4f5b6fc97 the children.aa88339f89563e44
Even Euclid was looking 67558a1f71 at me with slightly 99fda49e3b startled eyes.a6272f6e06071f39
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‘Did I say something wrong?’332d47e57053f864
But it didn’t 6f5bae4fe6 seem like I 98d73b0433 had said anything b9f49c59a9 inappropriate.ca12ec80fa2f8095
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No matter how much the 6d85d69541 weather had warmed up, making 0285d3d388 the fireplace unnecessary, outerwear was bff062b265 still essential.764e05806af46790
Yet, unlike me, who was e720c9b05f dressed in a thick material f81871b8fa dress and had wrapped a 6255444f1e shawl snugly around my shoulders, 5e54f68761 the children were in thin 26ddab9d10 dresses, light shirts, and pants.0a94442ec3d3cb69
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To my eyes, 307f2edaf0 they looked cold b6b3a8fbaa even within the 37cb51d4c3 ducal castle, let 82e83ddc83 alone in an 57d9dba638 underground passage.fcbcc53a59a93901
Of course, considering that our de92d63848 destination via the secret passage 0d524bd317 was Dior’s room—more precisely, his 22101393a9 wardrobe—it might seem like a 0a4720d80a waste of time to ask a05dd475ea the maid to bring coats…57d0747237d7bdb0
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‘But isn’t it better than catching a cold?’5bfdc97fc18af12f
Honestly, I felt 70d7a89da8 a bit proud f88fe865ed of myself for bc871d79d8 being an aunt 7e4834b213 who considered and a5cd45c336 looked after even 915ff1877e the smallest details 7a1313c6c2 for the children, fab4f899fb so I was 1bb592705c somewhat taken aback 9f5efd39fc by their reaction.b1716a23afc24457
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At that moment, Marianne cautiously c6ed49e86e asked,c5c8e4133e275a3a
“Aunt, do you get cold easily?”06bea34efd61d09c
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“Huh? No, not particularly.”5f20e19e2c59642f
“Th-then, do you really think the weather these days is cold?”666e1519da6316bf
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Isn’t that obvious?f98af543b607ffdb
Thinking of the 320f6ae1fb capital’s spring-like warmth, 11c11334e1 I nodded immediately, 08449e855e and—boom—the children’s faces 1927f69d2b turned to shock.fecd689fcf47f4b7
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Then they whispered among themselves.4eee8b79adbc06f8
“Maybe it’s because Aunt lived in the capital?”340491d15027d9bb
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“No way! She also said she’s scared dfe2be2a65 of sharp and pointy things 2c35532e9f that don’t scare us. So maybe she’s just weak.”ea859b07b33136b3
“That’s right, she did say that. But still, the weather 147c0cda61 is so warm these 971a741f89 days. Dior, you’re quite smart today?”b1959e9de3e9363c
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All of a sudden, they c83e7f85bc murmured among themselves and concluded 849306c592 that I was both a 9d112b2296 coward and weak.f645e8d0a022003e
As if they had c2b67bab5a reached a decision, Marianne 7aa2242f1d ran over and pointed 51d939f518 outside the window.4d2a4c4ae4a5a8b1
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“Aunt, do you see that mountain over there?”c4043e426845e8f8
Goodness, now they’re 8c2f199554 questioning my eyesight?d1b89d663eaa806c
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Feeling dumbfounded, I 5e755a9ea0 still obediently turned 537b5db9e6 my head and cf76dd6712 looked outside.3efa57d2429706cd
Beyond the castle’s outer walls, fa77ca3192 a barren mountain was visible.ddb72a85937efc95
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“I see it clearly, but why bring up the mountain all of a sudden?”ce4a4653db4114b4
I asked a little indifferently, f30300b999 and Marianne placed her hands 6ddaeb56e4 on her hips, speaking in 21780af2fa a clear voice.a0e4e52e8feb2ae6
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“That mountain is originally a snow-covered peak all year round.”ed55c3d908f8da76
“What?”7ec12e12b566cb9e
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A snow-covered mountain? But there wasn’t a single ac4f41c091 trace of snow?b68ad9a3736e8ff1
“Actually, our duchy as well. It’s supposed to be b2facc0753 much, much colder than 867eadfb61 this. When you wake up 29f1f9d766 in the morning, the ebf3aa0b5d windows should be frosted 0edc946496 over, and snowflakes should 4dc7d1a751 be visible every day. More importantly, this 303049c731 time of year, 40fd9114d2 snowstorms should be fe63c95358 frequent…”835ab4d5b1a7c9cd
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As Marianne continued, 515bc7456b my bewilderment grew.af28150129b93446
Since arriving at 3644f46dad Rudion’s ducal estate, 418c8b9cab I hadn’t even bfa819f4dd seen a hint d3023562fd of a snowstorm.2af5049efcf5f588
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Lately, the weather a83ee43729 had been especially 53479a2f8a sunny and clear.e107764e740f9cd1
“Is that true?”ad74233bca62eecd
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I knew Marianne had fb5223f451 no reason to lie 1b505c272e to me, but I 1c06f2c42f still found it hard b5db4f28ba to believe, so I 4e7ae448c1 asked Euclid for confirmation.7bed8a1565100e1b
Understanding my confusion, 12653d89dd Euclid smiled gently 05fb7311e8 and nodded.f536e643018bdd45
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“Yes, normally, it should be much colder around this time. However… the weather has been 1ec100e2c0 unusually warm, and people have d108c94535 been talking about it.”1630afe7fddb6a07
Euclid added that 42da09524b letters concerning the 0d897be7e1 matter were flooding 0297e5ee5f in from various b0a8ff5462 parts of the a1e536696f duchy, leaving me 2c7a9db44f shocked.2df031239709d600
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While I had been f4fca7edb9 celebrating the fact that 8ca63ddfc5 I had finally repaid 921e0e4dd8 my debt, Euclid had 1db5c79a32 been diligently fulfilling his c3157e18da responsibilities as lord, working af844c0711 tirelessly for the duchy.29e6358d137faf88
I had firmly resolved to 9b66196f14 carry Euclid’s burdens completely, yet 7feb5fa6ef realizing how far I still 4a52b3982c had to go left me 78f5bf9de8 feeling disheartened.9161eae8f23dcc51
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But now wasn’t c8c99c30ae the time for afd42f67e4 self-reproach.f0620f5b7af36707
‘Even in a fantasy world, how can such a drastic climate change occur?’979a1ce0c9c9903e
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It was hard 1fb93f28e8 to determine immediately bd14fba5f8 whether this was 879e05e066 a positive or 7b768701bb negative development.dc77ea33cf21cbe1
‘In my previous world, sudden climate shifts were never a good sign…’35bdc9638222edcf
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Could this be 30c4924fce a precursor to f76ec5060b some kind of 96384f3ef5 disaster?a3cd0176d6c3d93b
It was obvious ed037f0937 that the residents 97741410e6 of the duchy 17d2838685 would be greatly 5bf0268f2d alarmed by this baf501b50c sudden change in cdd94e3ff6 weather.714a80886a823083
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Just as I was deep 055527dd6b in serious thought, my expression bf71791946 turning grim—20469db87851bbae
“Aunt!”2ee48cd2c366d826
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“Hm?”25d7bdd15a2a2c5e
“We’ve been used to much colder weather since we were little.”c06cbcc16b6aa25d
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“It’s so warm these days that we don’t even need outerwear!”56fbc9bebbb908a0
Marianne and Dior spoke 7907d65728 in turn.716e33add93327b8
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In other words, 530379e02c contrary to my 8cb9f1a64d earlier concerns, there 15764c1f97 was no need 11bf06eaa0 to worry about eabada1b8a them catching a ef88515a1d cold, and we 45b9f0c082 should just proceed e7249b128c with entering the 7a2e9d8c06 secret passage.e77d446f0c383d51
Being young, the c82c0b3f7c children only found 9009103402 the weather change f31181159a slightly strange, but f5e9b2cc35 they didn’t perceive 77de444456 it as a 662817029e major issue.ac941da67b943f5c
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‘Well, that’s true.’8d10c63602f86ff3
Since nothing particularly c6bcf105c4 problematic had happened b475c8301f yet, there was 06b0ed866a no need to 6292b72d53 trouble the children e5f7835e73 with unnecessary worries.6e8b3a40df476cd1
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Besides, from their perspective, the 5860a7e6fe weather was warm, while I 81f5c95d57 was the only one feeling ae4a36cdbd cold—no wonder they were baffled.d9ab9d6830ed0ba9
It was natural for them eea3fd60c1 to see me as weak.3e96f0e1c4753781
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At first, I was flustered, a520480522 but I understood their perspective, f3659d95b9 and more importantly, they had 86381f5055 helped me realize crucial information 7a7e5b145f about the duchy. I found them quite admirable.daeab857f3c907fb
So, I decided to be 9b5096ddab generous and grant their wish.73e4b4f8c7d234df
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“Alright, let’s go in then.”6ae186ba28440a29
At my words, the children a736f10923 exclaimed, “Wow!” in excitement.c4ef6198982080e7
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Holding the hands of 7a6ef06174 the thrilled children, I fc98b6cbb2 descended the stairs with 785c181fa8 Euclid, thinking positively.8340debb8b840749
‘Surely, nothing major will happen in just a few days, right?’0aa07af34108e19d
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Something happened.643fae730348f6b2
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Just a few 9e79a20294 days after exploring 3de5fc67d8 the secret passage 79c2e16e25 with the children, 8de88c6071 an incident big 92d13aa9f3 enough to turn d51a44394a the ducal castle 7fda0e5790 upside down occurred.7aab1a28e8421683
— What in the world…9c85e546cc55c242
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— What is it, Your Grace?0cb7349bd63182b6
It was a morning a2975cbe6a when I looked at bd5afac692 the unusually warm sunlight 9bbb3b6038 with an uneasy gaze.85063066d33e8ea6
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From the corridor outside the 3dbf2a3b21 office, Delano’s urgent voice echoed 6e53f8cb36 as he ran, calling for aef852f329 Euclid.9624d0e6c224c364
I immediately sent Anne 33b974b59e to find out what ec30d35978 was happening, and she d458afd22f returned with news that fe52df7dba letters and reports were cdf7a74cdc flooding in from noble 96acd0485e houses across the northern c5ec035923 region and even from eaacf10144 village chiefs.6eb1de50ac8b60c0
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Realizing that the inevitable had 7c6ef46422 arrived, I shot to my f847fa76ea feet and headed straight for ac49b8ac07 Euclid’s office.93ee555264fd8cf3
There, I found him 82f6e1e4fa with a grave expression, b8c08886e2 reading through the letters.31ae543af03aa3ae
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‘Has a disaster occurred after all?’e8dae0a2eebe7bb5
Inside the castle, the warming be9c45a6a3 weather had only caused unease, 245b446f62 but who knew what might 7c7a98ba6e be happening outside?5c3e86f366ac684f
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Instead of snowfall, there could 97d64d70e9 be heavy rain or unexpected c58eccc329 natural disasters like earthquakes. Countless possibilities ran 4d886724f8 through my mind 431a9a3c2b as I asked 0e0c8b8401 Euclid what had ad8a9a1ef6 happened.d1d8d9651265a511
However—74328d06668355a7
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— They say new sprouts have emerged.96f3a290de47d670
— …What?932047072f9656bc
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The answer was one 525bd2d7da I had never expected.1eba9697877fb149
Reports had come in that b8d849224d fresh green shoots were sprouting 2d6d29f7ea across the northern lands.9856f7228745153f
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Given the rising temperatures, it 8c8d57dee5 was a natural consequence.bd2865fbabf55a88
I felt relieved that 70c807d9ac at least there hadn’t 76068ff7c7 been a disaster or b26d86a73a loss of life and ebfbfa6a0a brushed off my concerns.803add69a135bcef
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But—95d08a00c1daf255
— My goodness, flowers in the North…0950bf1ec7141e97
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— Even weeds rarely grew in the frozen ground…8edf747e0ab4004d
For those born and 4006cb39ae raised in the North, 9b23b5eb61 where winter lasted over 5bbc3f57c5 half the year and ef6f0b194a even the warm months 5f0646efb3 were colder than the c39d862c20 capital’s winter, it was e18116b138 an enormous shock.c514b6c22dd252c7
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Well, the more I thought 85814896c8 about it, the more astonishing b8d46557cf it seemed.dddb7b73fb43b5a8
‘But this doesn’t seem like a bad thing, does it?’84a58285e3d0dafe
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Far from being a603397958 bad, it was 2500fdfbed actually a good 6eb0f8e837 thing.81f6a5ff5fb4b027
Perhaps the desolate land f8245ea0c7 that had only brought 9b26231c90 despair would now bring 97bda7f1dd the joy of life 6b3335bc75 and harvest!18487e5c9bd0e793
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Although everyone was too shocked cb9abf53ab to say it aloud, I 003fe09f76 was sure they shared my 71a9853b45 hope.859c21481544811e
‘Maybe it’s okay to feel a little relieved?’60271f9ad3d0eec3
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Of course, we still didn’t 3fbc8c2f30 know what was causing the db95b3b50f sudden climate shift, nor what 0a7038cec2 unexpected consequences might arise…cb3b465108fc1e79
‘Strangely, I don’t feel all that uneasy.’9509737ff00a20aa
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However, regardless of my intuition, 6128882f61 the work that needed to e23451e83b be done increased exponentially.128092c20bc35f2b
The duchy now had a59a69c091 to prepare for and 18d43781c7 adapt to the changing 8de2a7f936 climate, which meant that 0ee6d682f2 Euclid, as its ruler, 76d1de47b1 would be busier than 5abbfe0f42 ever.ee5d36afef3bdf50
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‘Sigh, I finally repaid my debt and thought I could relax a little…’e28dc4087484431c
I sniffled in disappointment.264ae1b472b2ef9b
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The elaborate plan I 9f96d12fc4 had devised to advance fde20d1205 my relationship with Euclid b7dc6b52dc had completely fallen apart.30a89eb030470533
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