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After a while, Edwin appeared before me with an innocent Earl oyster.

Haven was so lost and I sat down with a very strong face that Edwin, a giddy silver, came to me and sat quietly.

“Eddie.”

“I was wrong, sister!”

“What?”

“You didn’t let anyone get in today?”

“I told you to rest, that’s it.”

"Well... well, did you take a lot of pills without your sister's knowledge?"

“Why did I say I was healthy?”

“Uh...you’ve got three pieces in the four great dukes ready to assassinate them at any time?”

“What?”

“Huh? Is that why you’re mad?”

Me and Edwin were surprised for different reasons.

What are you getting ready for the assassination?

That was a surprise, but the following words were even more persuasive.

“So, did you know I pushed Billport Back?”

“What?”

“Ah, isn’t that?”

You crazy bastard!

What are you doing?

I opened my eyes and Edwin shrank in sweat.

I wanted to grab my collar and shake it and push it to tell me everything you did, but that was not what I wanted today.

Edwin whined, looking at my anger as I rubbed my forehead.

“Nunnim, don’t be mad, I won’t be.”

“I’m not angry, Eddie, I just wanted to ask you something. I called you.”

“What? Ask me anything!”

I release my face and say, and my face brightens.

This simple figure is cute again.

He laughed and his face brightened.

My life, which is notorious for being a sister fool in the Seven Hills Empire, of course.

He didn’t go back and forth in anything, but mine was so unusual about the river.

Maybe it was because I knew I had fallen ill and died.

If he did, how would he know that?

Eddie didn't care for the stones until he closed his eyes.

Did you know that after I died? So, did Edwin do something about it?

No.

Maybe he came back to the past with only memories without knowing why like me.

Or maybe everything is my mistake, and when I hear my words out, I eat poison and worry about what happened to my head.

I had no idea how to ask.

“Eddie, do you—”

 maybe

Edwin cocked his head.

Is... is it... um...

..

Turning it around is not a good personality either.

“Did you return?”

The smile slowly lifted from Edwin’s face, which was spinning.

Edwin, who could not speak, looked at me without blinking, swallowed his dry mouth and barely opened his mouth.

A little cracked voice shook.

“No, sister, don’t...do you remember?”

I did. I did.

Edwin returned.

“If you mean memories before I was fourteen again, yes, remember, both when you ran away and the day I died.”

"Why? I didn't say the stone of time would give back to me?"

“The Stone of Time?”

“Do you really remember?”

“I know. You know something, don’t you? Did you turn back the clock?”

Edwin nodded, his face puzzled.

I have never been as surprised in my life as this time.

I thought my brother was smart with a sword, but, my God. He turned the clock around.

Ha, what the hell is he not doing?

I was proud to have a second chance because I had a good brother.

I said gently that I should not squeeze my head even if he had an accident in the future.

“What did you do, Eddie? What’s the stone of time?”

“Well, it was a legend that was passed down to the Duke of Dehard, and that it was time to turn back. I wasn’t sure if I would be, but when I got home, she was ... so ...”

“Did you come home? When?”

“On the day you were finished with your funeral. I saw your letter. I don’t want to forget one. I’m sorry, sister.”

You saw the letter.

I thought it was the last time, so my heart was so depressed that it was a gibberish.

It was a relief that it had been. Edwin’s eyebrows were stretched and his tears were broken.

Then I am sorry for the crying voice.

“I didn’t think you’d wait for me, I’m sorry, sister, I thought you hated me ... I’d leave it for my husband and go away.”

“Why do I hate you?”

“You’re always tough, but I’m not helping, and the day I came of age, the people who had been rubbing their hands in front of you had come to me. I should have got my family back from my sister, and I should have killed them.”

“Don’t tell me, is that why you ran away?”

“I think you’re a family that you’ve been through, and I’m going to take your place and misunderstood—”

I got up.

I went to Edwin’s side and fed him a honey chestnut on his pink top.

I promised not to hit the honey night a while ago, but it was an intolerable nonsense.

“You idiot, you run away from home, and I’ve found you!”

“I knew later that you’d been looking for me—”

“What if I leave without a penny? You should have taken something. You’re worried about her. Where were you?

“Northern—”

“Northern?”

“Yes, I was hanging out in the north, and I got close to Duke Dehard, and I heard about the stone of time. I was preparing for this rebellion, like the Duke, and I went home to let you know that you were going to be swept away by war, but she died.”

Edwin hugged me with a wow.

The big man was much bigger than me, and if he had returned, the man who ate enough to age was not different from the young day when he looked at me with a rabbit doll.

That's why I cried so sadly that day.

I was so crying when I met me again, who thought I was dead.

I patted Edwin on the back and soothed him.

But why did he get involved in this rebellion, rebellion, and this now?

Is treason a constitution?

It was amazing, but I knew why Edwin had been able to overturn Philander in a short period of time.

I prepared it once, so the second was easy.

He knew who was going to be the one to be in charge of the rebellion, and he could have taken them in.

And I'm also Edwin, because I thought about putting me on the spot,

I patted Edwin’s shuddering shoulders and sighed.

“So you got Haven the Stone of Time? So, does he have any memories of the past?”

“I don’t think so.”

“I remember, and he might remember. The stone of time was his, you said?”

“If you remember, you would have killed me as soon as you saw me.”

“Why you?”

“I stole it.”

Ed Winn laughed at the sound of stealing his friend's house heirloom, tearing at his eyes.

And I did not even know about the stone of time, he added.

People in the time they went back seem to not even know if there was a stone between the poems.

I didn’t know where to start nagging.

Eddie had been so strangely generous with Haven, and he was not.

“Because you knew the authority to participate in the National Convention?”

“She’s the most I know.”

“There’s no other reason—”

I asked my sister's answer with an absurd expression and answered it plainly.

“He has no power over the subject of the duke, so I don’t think he’s going to hurt her.”

“You said you were preparing for the rebellion. Wasn’t Haye Ben trying to be emperor?”

“No, the Duke just hated the Emperor, and, uh,

Edwin paused suddenly, then looked at me and scratched his head.

“Tell me what you want, Eda, and don’t hide anything else.”

“It was about to go off.”

“What?”

“Gripton was working with Jillton to prepare to invade Seven Hills, and he decided to do it from the emperor because he was only shoveling without hearing it when he reported to the center. I couldn’t have fought it all the way back with the idiot emperor.”

Wow. My brother, who came back in time, says that the war will break out in four years.

Wow, I'm a big fan, but my country is being invaded.

Oh, my head.

“The whole continent will start to get raucous next year, and I’m telling you, sister, why don’t we just unify the continent here?”

“....”

“I’ll make you the first unifying emperor on the continent.”

I was obviously talking about my brother's heart, which had been out of time for my sister.

You did that for me, you're a brilliant fellow.

You gave me a second life, and I was about to say no to you because I was able to regain what I lost.

I'm so worried about this sister, Oo-ju, I was trying to give her a roundabout, why is this conversation going to continental work? I am ridiculous, but why did my brother turn his eyes again?

“I decided, I didn’t do anything to her last time, so I’ll do anything for her this time.”

“Eddie, I appreciate it, but I don’t have to do anything like unifying the continent.”

“No, my sister, I’ll take the continent down at your feet! If the war is going to break out anyway, you know, my sister?

He held both cheeks of Eddie’s unbearable bullshit and stretched them up and down.

“Huhi, Ah, Aheh.”

“Listen, Eddie, I’m not going to do anything like continental unification, I’m not going to do it.”

“Hahihan—”

“I won’t, okay?”

“Huh.”

“Heeng?”

“Hahi, Heeng, Hahi, Huhim, Hahi, Hahi, Hahi.”

I couldn’t understand what he was talking about, so I let go of his cheek.

Eddie, whose cheeks were red, excused him for not being a row.

I asked him not to do anything wrong, and he rubbed both cheeks with his hands and said, "I know."

Edwin believed in me as if he couldn’t do anything I shouldn’t do, but he didn’t believe it at the same time.

What is this double mind?

And this guy is so...

I can't really tie him to the bed.