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    "congratulations!  Crossbell has created its own history with the joint efforts of people from all walks of life!  ¡·¡ª¡ªLooking at the news clip about her grandfather¡¯s mobilization speech cut from the newspaper two weeks ago, Ellie suddenly felt that she could no longer write in her diary.

    President Dieter, who claimed to the outside world that he was "absconding out of fear of crime" (actually he was taken away by the "Body-Eating Snake"), was confessed by the mastermind behind the scenes, the lawyer Xiong Xu, and the evil deeds he had done were revealed step by step.  .  .  .  .  .  .  After establishing his image as a "big criminal", the remaining support from the public disappeared, and Crossbell began to walk on the right path - if the media, documents, and politicians said it was the "correct path"  It's really true.

    ¡¾Is it really good to overthrow this regime?  ¡¿

    These words said by Feiton, Bell, and even the strongest member of the association who had never seen his face while wearing a helmet kept echoing in Ellie's ears these days.

    While the ignorant masses are still lamenting the dark side of President Dieter and celebrating the restoration of the old government, Crossbell has gradually been covered by the dark shadow from the empire.  The huge claws of the devil haven't officially waved down yet, so it's just a dark shadow now. But in the eyes of people like Ellie who have access to the highest political information and are not mentally disturbed, it seems that they can see the terrifying thing in the sky when they raise their heads.

    That terror did not appear in the sky maintained by President Dieter through the power of association.

    ¡¾Don't let yourself regret it.  ¡¿

    Although it is too much, Ellie should be glad that she did not join the forces that overthrew Uncle Dieter's regime, otherwise she would not be ready to say "please don't regret it, you just did the right thing at the time" to deal with it now.  The heroes at that time, but like them, fell into regrets that they were unwilling to face directly.  .  .  Ah, just like Unit 2 in "Dead Space 3", what would he think if he knew that he indirectly killed an entire Earthling to save the woman in Unit 1?  "If I had known earlier, I would have killed that woman with one shot, and at most I would have dedicated my chrysanthemum to Unit 1"?

    After overthrowing Dieter¡¯s regime, not to mention the independent country of Crossbell, even the entire land of Crossbell fell into the hands of the empire. If you don¡¯t regret it, it will take a lot of determination.  .  .  In other words, how stubborn.

    (A hero is a sinner in a sense) Only when she noticed that her pen tip was constantly moving did Ellie realize that she had written this sentence in her diary.

    Some members of the garrison, the lurking police represented by Dudley and Sergey, civilians with certain strength and skills, and the politicians who finally shot Dieter.  .  .  Ellie had foreseen that unless Crossbell could withstand this storm like the Liberl Kingdom, they would be sinners.

    Everyone will forgive them, but they alone cannot forgive their own sinners.

    This is the most painful thing.  .  .

    (Then the sinner can be a hero) Ellie wrote it consciously this time.  .  .  Well, even if this turned out to be the case, Ellie felt in her heart that this was not bad.

    Naturally, she was not what Feiton said [I don¡¯t care whether Crossbell is an autonomous prefecture or a territory of the Imperial Republic?  Please, even if it was annexed, they didn't say they would treat your citizens as slaves, right?  I think as long as you maintain considerable rights and interests, being annexed is not a bad thing. As time goes by, you will eventually become ordinary citizens.  What is really bad is that the body is beaten down and the mouth is still shouting and refusing to admit defeat.  .  .  ¡¿ Corrupted by the theory of freedom without a country.  .  .  .  .  .  Really, she would not be said to have her patriotism reduced by a few percent!  Well, Ellie was just happy for her acquaintances, that's all.

    If Uncle Dieter¡¯s regime had not been overthrown, Feton¡¯s resurrection operation would have to be shelved.  If the resurrection operation is put on hold, Arios' wife cannot be resurrected, Randy's father cannot be resurrected, Noelle and Fran's fathers cannot be resurrected, and Miss Cecil's fianc¨¦ cannot be resurrected.  .  .  From this point of view, it would be too much for them to say anything more.

    It may not matter to other people, but to these people, Feton and the others are the most powerful heroes in history.

    (¡ª¡ªAlthough this hero is too much.) Ellie smiled and wrote the last sentence of her diary.  Then,

    Then,

    Then.  .  .

    "Write it down for me! The hero's name must be me, right? Don't be shy, be good, and write down 'my favorite big brother Feton'." Then at some point, he stuck his head out of the window to peek.  Someone said this with a proud face.

    Well, a man who peeks into a girl¡¯s diary is too much.

    but.

    ¡·¡·¡·¡·¡·¡·¡·¡·¡·¡·¡·¡·¡·¡·¡·¡·¡·¡·¡·¡·

    Ellie covered her Japan, raised her head and smiled,

    "Well, if you keep peeking, I won't go shopping with you at night anymore~~"
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