Star Railway: I have a sword that can kill the Star God!

"So I said you are trash, do you disagree?"

Yu Feng's faint voice came out, looking at the troupe members present.

Wilman bowed his head and confessed to everyone: "I am really sorry. I wanted to apologize sincerely, but ended up giving up on myself."

Lawik said helplessly, "Let's talk about it after we finish the performance."

"So, how will it end?"

However, Finina smiled and answered Paimon's question.

"Of course, I stepped off the stage temporarily and looked back at what I had overlooked in the torrent of emotions."

"The ending of the story should return to Captain Aurelie herself. She is the only protagonist."

"Maybe there really is a way to find out." Ying said softly.

"What do you mean?" Paimon seemed to understand.

"Yes, you once recovered the remains of the victims of the serial disappearance of young girls underwater."

"If we can find the items that Captain Aurelie left behind at that time, maybe we can know how she was feeling at that time."

Poirot was a little surprised and said, "There is such a thing?"

"No one should question the ending of the story of the Daughter of Water using the captain's true feelings."

Indeed, after Funina made this suggestion, everyone else nodded.

"Let's go and take a look at Momang Palace." Fu Ningna said to Yu Feng and others.

"Everyone else please go back to the rehearsal place and wait for our good news."

The four of them then came to Mo Mang Palace, ready to look for the leader's belongings.

"Want to investigate the items left behind by the victim of the missing girl case? It must have happened a long time ago," Sedna said.

"But since you are the ones submitting government affairs, you don't need to make a special report."

"Wait a moment, I'll go and do the formalities."

Sedna asked someone to take out Aurelie's relic box and handed it to Fininna.

"Is this what Captain Aurelie left behind? Apart from her personal belongings, there is only a very worn notebook." Funina asked puzzledly.

"Maybe the clue is in the notebook." Paimon nodded and picked up the notebook.

"It's filled with lines, and there are some stick figures that seem to describe the placement of stage props."

"Let me see if there are any clues left after she was captured." After taking the notebook, Funina began to read it carefully.

"Oh, here it is, written to whoever finds this notebook, let me see..."

Funina watched carefully.

"She seemed to be carefully recording the other party's crimes, including the truth behind the girl's dissolution."

"If the notebook had been carefully examined at the time, it would have been strong evidence against Vashey."

Paimon said unhappily.

"Vashey's crimes are simply too numerous to count!"

At this moment, Yu Feng waved his hand, pulled out Vash's soul, and then smashed it with a punch.

"Yes, indeed." Yu Feng nodded.

Looking at Yu Feng’s actions just now, everyone was speechless.

"I think the captain's idea at the time was to hope that such behavior could help later investigators." Funina said, holding her forehead.

"Wait! It suddenly broke..."

"What's wrong?" Ying was a little confused.

"Her handwriting is getting lighter and lighter, and her writing is getting shakier. I guess she's getting weaker."

"What follows... never mind, just read it."

Funina handed the notes to Yu Feng.

"I'm not interested."

"You hold it and let us look at it." Funina pouted.

"Oh." Yu Feng nodded, but still glanced at it twice.

Aurelie's notebook looked a little broken. The page was extremely chaotic, with the pen tip moving around randomly and only some of the words could be recognized with great difficulty.

It was also from the beginning that I recorded or excerpted lines from musicals, and there were no more diary-style records. Some of these lines were cut out from books or newspapers, and some were handwritten. There were many traces of erasures, and they were frequently flipped through.

From this, we can infer that this should have been Captain Aurelie's inspiration record book.

"She's really scared." Paimon couldn't bear to watch any more.

"Watching people being dissolved, quietly waiting for death..." Paimon said.

"The heroes in the eyes of the troupe members are just ordinary people."

"It's hard to imagine how painful and lonely she felt at that time..."

Yu Feng said expressionlessly:

"That's what people are."

"Without strength, this is the only way. If she had strength, how could she lose to that guy?"

"Even if there is order, it cannot prevent some people from disappearing in the darkness."

Ying, Furninda and Paimon all lowered their heads, feeling that fate was unfair.

"I seem to have heard the content of the last page somewhere before," said Funina.

Furninna saw the last sentence.

"Because I am their sister and I love them.

"Because I am the god of Fontaine, I love them, right?" Yu Feng said lightly.

"Eh?!"

Finina was startled, and her mind once again recalled what Fukaros had said to her: "Becoming a human means hiding secrets, experiencing pain, and being accompanied by loneliness. Are you willing to do this?"

"This is probably the most crucial line in 'Daughter of Water'," Paimon said somewhat disappointedly.

"You change humans into gods." Yu Feng said lightly.

Ying and Paimon were stunned at once, and even Funina's pupils shrank suddenly.

"Yes, this is a true portrayal of you."

Furninna seemed to understand: "She didn't regret it, even when she was waiting for death."

"This should be the answer that the members want to see the most."

"Their trust, admiration, and love are dedicated to a man who is extremely right."

"Let's go and let them know Captain Aurelie's final thoughts."

When Funina and the others brought back the notes, the people in the troupe finished reading the contents of the book. Some were silent, some burst into tears, and some gritted their teeth and roared...

Poirot looked at the crowd and said softly, "She deserves a heroic farewell. Even in this form, it is meaningful to tell the audience what she has done."

Lawik nodded, agreeing with Poirot: "Even at the last moment of her life, she did not forget to leave important clues."

"She wants to protect as many people as possible, even at the cost of her own life..."

"Then there is no need to discuss what choice the Daughter of Water will make." Delphi said and looked at Wilman.

"What about you? Putting aside the past, can you still stick with the performance?"

Wilman nodded: "I will incorporate my apology into the performance and present the best stage for her."

"You don't need to forgive me, and my emotions don't matter. This is the curtain call for Captain Aurelie."

Funina nodded and smiled, "It seems that everyone has reached a consensus. I have a feeling that this will be an unprecedented and wonderful performance."