Sister, I'm the Queen This Life (330 Chapters Left to Complete) - Chapter 479

The gathering of ‘Aperta Oculus’ was held every month on the night of the new moon in the Sacred Mountains. Except for that time, the ‘Awakened Ones’ quietly secluded themselves in their respective territories.

Yet today, far removed from the Sacred Mountains, several beings who had broken free from the cycle of reincarnation secretly convened among themselves.

Communication occurred at an extremely low frequency. This was a meeting that must not be discovered by outsiders.

– “Despite the Reincarnator’s efforts… the fate of the Kingdom of Etruria remains uncertain…”

It was the voice of the one most troubled among them. She appeared to be in her late twenties and wore attire from the era when the Yesap faith first emerged.

– “We tried to prevent Cesare de Como from seizing power… but at this rate, the next succession will surely fall into the same hands again.”

A cynical voice replied. He took the form of a middle-aged man dressed as a scholar.

– “That is, assuming the kingdom still exists by then.”

Another agreed. This time it was a middle-aged woman with healthy, tanned skin and dark-brown braided hair—the typical appearance of an Etruscan. Unlike the others, however, her expression held genuine concern, devoid of mockery.

– “That mortal, Isabella de Mare, despite having her capabilities diminished multiple times—far more than in the previous timeline—has ultimately awakened into something truly terrifying.”

– “One’s innate capacity never changes… and altering the past is indeed exceedingly difficult…”

These exalted beings hailed not only from the Central Continent but from every land across existence. The full assembly of Aperta Oculus included countless races and peoples.

Many of them were beings whom even the inhabitants of the current Central Continent would never encounter—or even hear a single tale about.

Yet all those gathered here today, despite differences in era, wore Etruscan-style garments. They were the Awakened Ones who had opened their eyes upon Etruscan soil.

Though breaking free from the karmic cycle of reincarnation severed past bonds, as long as one retained humanity, such ties could never be cleanly severed like a knife’s edge.

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