第8話

あらすじ

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Violet goes to military headquarters and demands the truth from Dietfried, who confirms that Gilbert was declared dead. She travels to the Bougainvillea estate and finds his grave, but the physical evidence only deepens her refusal to accept the loss. Dietfried had brought the nameless child soldier to Gilbert after witnessing her extraordinary ability to kill and told him to use her as a weapon. Gilbert instead gave her the name Violet, tried to teach her ordinary speech, reading, and writing, and resisted commanders who wanted her deployed. Military necessity prevailed, and Violet's effectiveness made her central to repeated victories. Gilbert bought her the emerald brooch after noticing that its color resembled his eyes, one of the few gifts she chose for herself. During the operation intended to end the war, their unit infiltrated an enemy fortress and suffered devastating losses. Violet cleared the way while Gilbert completed the signal that allowed the main army to attack. Immediately afterward, an enemy soldier shot him. The memory stops with Violet seeing the person who gave her a name and future collapse in front of her.