Ám Giữ Linh Hồn の小説・ストーリー

"Saint, I won't be gone forever. But my return will be long. So you, take care of yourself. Continue what you started to get back to your home. We'll meet again for a long time but I'll wait for you, I will wait for your return. " I don't even know what's going on now but I guess I need to leave. My soul is not like a normal soul. I cannot stay at the Afterlife Inn because I am the guardian of soul and I have the ability to free the souls here if I wish from the hand of this mysterious Inn. And that thing will ruin the design of death.

"Hold onto the grimoire tightly. If all else fails, I'll resort to my final option." Tomoya's eyes widened. "Are you serious? You'd put yourself on the line, niisan?" "If it's necessary, then yes. I refuse to let Kathleen suffer the same fate as us, the cursed. It might sound sentimental for someone devoid of a human heart, but I vividly recall the sensation of being so powerlessness. It's ingrained in my very being that I could feel how unsettling it is," he sighed. "Agatha, Samantha, Christian, and..." he motioned towards Theresa, "and Theresa, of course: they harbor distinct souls, not easily extinguished. I can still save them."

Although they could not kill their enemies or save their own lives with this formation, it could preserve a strand of their soul! The British Lord had also said that as long as this strand of their soul existed, their consciousness could be preserved. However, their enemies would not be able to detect this strand of their soul at all. Even if they noticed it, there wouldn’t be anything they could do about it. As for themselves, they did not need to worry about their souls becoming wandering souls because the British Lord promised to find their souls in the shortest time possible and then assist them in occupying a suitable body, allowing them to be reborn into another body!

On the other hand, she seemed so calm, even though she realized what kind of anger was eating at Liam right now. "You know this too well Liam, if a soul possessor stays away from his body for too long, his body will die and no matter what he does, the soul possessor will never be able to enter his body again." Mila reminded Liam of the fact that he had forgotten. But, on the other hand Liam doesn't really want to hear any excuses that Mila gives. For him, Mila had almost stepped into the line of betrayal, just as her older sister had done.

Lorey stubbornly said and continued to convince him to abandon the unknown soul that’s residing in her sister’s body “can’t do that! What will happen to my sister when her body died?” he asked the soul but she, also, didn’t know the answer “Just – when we arrive in the island. Be careful! Lich is also there… so many ghouls are there! Even if you can’t find my body, you must escape okay? You can’t die! Hear me? You must live!” the soul keep on repeating her point and circling around that will make some people dizzy. Of course, no one can see her that's why she's like that

“Now I understand. Our bond is not bound by flesh alone. When the time comes, we will simply step through the veil together… and keep walking.” Spring brought the laughter of even more little ones. The great meadow filled with new generations chasing butterflies and learning the old songs. Kael—now silver at the temples himself—stood beside us at the overlook, watching his own grandchildren with quiet pride. Lira, radiant as ever, pressed new crystal amulets into our hands. “These will carry your essence,” she said softly. “So that even when you choose to rest, your love remains a living guide.”

Across the valley, countless silver lights rose into the sky like stars returning to their rightful place. The Moon Goddess wiped away a tear. "This..." she whispered, "...is why memories matter." Lumen looked upward as more and more souls found peace. His own chest began glowing, and he smiled. "I remember something too." The others turned toward him. He closed his eyes. "I remember... the first time someone held my hand." He looked at Aiden. "It was you." The silver light surrounding him intensified—not because he was leaving, but because he was becoming whole. The darkness that had lingered at the edges of his soul disappeared completely.

He explained. They all fell silent as they worriedly looked at Raima whose tears were now streaming down his pale cheeks. Raima is the ‘incarnation’ of the guardian of souls… the souls, the underworld… No wonder Raima is crying. Because he felt sympathy for the souls! And they confirmed this when they saw what happened next.

This from Liam. I turn to him, putting my hand on his cheek, waiting for him to look at me. “My feelings for Ailduin are no different than my feelings for Clint. The Guardian spirit does not reincarnate with the human, Liam. It reincarnates as a wolf spirit but not with the feelings of the previous wolf. While I have the memories of Jinelle and Lily, and their wolves, it does not change my feelings for you. You are my mate, and that will not change until we die.”

“Those are our vows for each other in our next lives, Brother Jun Xiong... I ever heard that mind indeed possesses such unmeasurable as well as unlimited power, Brother Jun Xiong... Would you keep those vows of ours within our minds, souls and hearts so that they can be continued to our next lives?” “Of course I will... I’ll not only keep those in our minds, souls and hearts, but I’ll also engrave them over there so that they’ll always remain there, they’ll always stay there, they’ll always live there regardless of the power of birth and death which’ll fly and fling both of us here and there in the future, which’ll change both of us in the future.” “Okay, Brother Jun Xiong... Those are our i