Woman

[Woman]

Hm?

What brings

you here? It's

kind of strange

to come just to

take a walk.

[Rosa Ellenen]

Are you the one

who visited me before?

Ah, of course.

I'm not sure how

to tell you this, but...

This is Lowen's grave.

And thank you.

What are you

talking about?

A message from Lowen?

What?!

Why hasn't she

gone to heaven yet?

I hope you remember

everything I'm going

to tell you. She should

go to heaven right now!

I still don't understand...

And please tell that praying fool that he shouldn't waste his time blaming himself. *Sigh* I still don't know why she chose to

speak to you.

Let me tell you something. Lowen was a fencing prodigy. However, she always had trouble enduring the rigorous training and bearing the weight of the armor...

But she loved fencing and always tried twice as hard to develop her physical strength so that she could serve God in battle.

Finally, she became a Crusader.

For a while things were great, but then she suddenly disappeared while on a mission to Geffen Dungeon.

Two years later, she was buried in this grave after her body was found by some adventurers. I was given the broken shards of armor and a blood stained ribbon she left behind.

I never really learned what exactly happened. And Hermite was always following her like she was his real sister. Ever since she died, he's changed. I hope he doesn't hurt himself...

Something suspicious seems to have happened in the military, but they won't even talk to me about it. What could have happened?!

In the end, I gave up trying to find the truth. After all, nothing can bring her back...

Please tell her I'm fine,

but I want to know why her

soul hasn't moved on to

heaven! Maybe...

[Rose Ellenen]

Maybe there's

something in the

Crusader Personnel

Records that might

explain something?

This is my little

sister's grave...

Her name was Lowen.

Are you a friend

of Lowen's? Hmmm?

The man in the Sanctuary?

That must be Hermite.

He was shocked when Lowen

died but he doesn't have to blame himself for her death. I don't want him to suffer from the guilt.

Anyway, thank you for visiting

my little sister. It's good to know she has friends, even after she's passed on.

Oh hello...

Have you come

to pay your respects

to someone here as well?