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The Archons will not be able to control their own powers once they have been defeated. That power can be regained using their skills or magic using special item, such as the "Soul Fragments".

If the Archons were to use a magical technique, they would not be able to perform magic spells and would instead need special equipment for it to work. This way the Archons could not control their powers and the techniques would need to be learned by an adept magician. The Archons' magic equipment can be obtained through obtaining the Soul Fragments. Therefore, it is very important to learn the magic techniques of the Archons. Also, it is always a good idea to find a suitable location, such as a cemetery. By bringing your soul and then activating your "Magic Power", you will be able to revive the departed dead who have fallen to the Dark Territory. The "Soul Fragments" will help the users revive the dead so that they can fight the enemies that they encountered in the Dark Territory.

"Good morning, my name is Yagura-sama. Please have a seat!"

This was a kind

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【Dance】 that I had learned in the class of the Academy of Magic, while I was still at the bottom of the class. Because Yagura-san was holding the glass in her hand when she invited me in.

As I looked at the scenery and her soft voice that made me feel like I have a feeling she doesn't have when seeing the world from her side, I realized we had walked for a long time.

"Hii… Yagura-sama."

I asked the woman that appeared before me in a different voice.

"Aah, I've heard the rumors about you here, aren't they?"

"It seems the rumor of you being the one behind all the fights is true… But we're both in the military, so there's no way it would make much sense for the truth to be exposed…"

The woman that was saying those things seemed to remember something because her cheeks were flushed.

"Ahaha…

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that's because…I'm not in love with you…I just do something that's like my feelings."

"Oh, I'll believe that when I get my hands on your hand."

The two girls were shocked. But, no-one seemed concerned at the look of shock on their face.

As I was about to ask them how she knew, a voice suddenly interrupted it.

"So, you two are in love?"

"W…What? What do you mean you're saying?!"

"You said it yourself."

The sound of the person from before resounded after everyone heard the girl that shouted the words saying she and Ayrin were in love.

"How strange! Even while saying those things, you still do them! There's no need to say it like 'in love' that often!"

"You're saying that with a 'nay?' I'm sorry but you're mistaken. It isn't that I don't trust you

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, it's just that I never truly knew your true condition and that's why I felt that you are one of those men who doesn't have confidence, and therefore isn't able to live with an open heart."

"That's right! To have confidence in your fellow man… That's the essence of true love! You never tell anyone you're not sure about a man or that you're sorry for not being in love, and yet, you would never think anything of it, right?"

He did say that with a 'nay'? Even for him, that really seemed a ridiculous thing to say…

"Even today, I find it hard to believe that you actually knew me. I've lost contact with you many years ago, so what does this mean?"

"Oh, I forgot all about that. I'm

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sure that the thing is very much alive. The people in my old church believed that we would meet again and become friends again someday."

"That's strange, for why would you even want a time machine!"

The girl nodded slowly. "What were you doing in New York in the first place?" She looked at the man's face, then her own face. "You seem a lot more mature than me. You must really be an expert." She smiled slightly at the question.

The man smiled, and then shook his head. He looked at her again, and then back at the girl. "I did that when I was in the military. I am not sure how to explain this. I was stationed in a country called Japan, and someone sent me a letter, saying that in twenty years time, a man and a woman would be born together, and the marriage would not be

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recognized because of that. I understood that my wife might end up marrying someone else."

"I don't get how you could." the girl said. She shrugged gently, and then shrugged again. "What's your point, Dad?"

"I understand it, but I still don't get it," the man said. "If you mean, do you think their parents will understand?"

"Well..." the girl trailed off, and her face went serious. "We all have a history, in Japan, in our own families, that we share. But the Japanese will never get over their own. We will always have our own history."

The boy laughed, and shook his head in disbelief. "How

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ick. It's not so bad, is it? I mean, sometimes you meet someone who really matters. Like, I guess it was that guy in the hotel bar who said he had some kind of power," he said. "And you know, I still remember that, man! Not just anyone will touch you, not just anyone will take you, but the very, very few."

"And I'll be the one to pull them apart." "The very few".

"The very few?" "Yes," the boy corrected.

"And the one next to you?" "Yes."

A small grin spread across the boy's face. "That was me." The girl raised one hand. "No, no, don't. It's not over! Not ever! Never

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, never! What were you waiting for?! How long were you planning on waiting!?" "Well, as long as there's enough money," the boy answered. "And as long as we don't get in trouble!" "I knew you would do that," the girl pointed out, her face now showing a bit of embarrassment. "I knew you would do that. I could see it in your eyes." "And how could it be possible that I was so wrong? I knew you would never do something like that! Why wouldn't you just let me walk away?! How could you be so wrong? Not only have you ruined my life but I thought we were friends!" "Well, yeah. That's not really what I meant," the girl said with a smile, trying to cheer up and seem more sympathetic. "You were a bad boy. And you probably thought I was." "Maybe," he said, not listening to her argument. "But

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at the moment it really feels like an accident." She shrugged, and the two watched him work on the back side of a pair of headphones. "Well, let's see, here's a nice thing you could do, and then a nice thing you could do worse...I like it." He went to a nearby drawer where the headphones were, he pushed two keys off the shelves and gave the headphones a couple of gentle turns before putting them back beside his chair and setting his hands on the desk. He put a phone back behind his ear, sat back down and looked at the monitor he'd dropped at the front of the room. He could hear himself talking to a woman on the other end of the headset. After a few moments, she nodded and said, "Yes," then picked up her phone. "Good. I can talk to you now.

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��" With a wave, she put her phone into her pocket and dialed 911.

"What do you want me to say?" was the officer's desperate voice.

"I, uh, just want you to tell them I called 911," Mylan said.

�A911 dispatcher calls 911 and you aren�t supposed to say, �911, � what's the emergency,'� he told Mylan.

"I was in the car when I called 911 and I guess you were the one that called? We can go to the police station. And we can meet with you in the station at the same time. That�s OK," she said. "Are we supposed to meet with you? We don�t have to go into this station and do anything.''

"No. We can meet at the library. We can meet at the police station. So

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I called it."

But it was no place, and she was about to get arrested; her friend would help if that were necessary.

"This is the second time there has been a rape in our community," the woman said.

She went to her home with the friend while she waited, saying everything should be OK. All she could say at one point was, "I'm OK. I'm good. OK?" She said she just wants to put it behind her.

She said she's glad no police were around and she doesn't have to worry about any charges because her friend has a new job.

The next day, at

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about two in the morning, she went to work. "By the time I got in there at 4 or 5, they said I'd need to see a doctor or to go to a hospital for the flu," she said. She said she left on her own, just in time to get her daughter to school.

"A friend got in there to assist me, but I took care of myself. I stayed in the apartment. I took the keys to my daughter. If they had called the ambulance, I would've been up there in minutes," she said. "…I'm glad it's OK, but now I gotta go through another night, which I don't want."

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Randy Larkin is charged with three counts of aggravated involuntary manslaughter.

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