I’m Stuck on a Remote Island With the Male Leads - Chapter 259

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Part 2
(Side Story)
Episode 17
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Enoch Aster Klaus Langrid saw the light of a Flare shot up into the sky.
And he immediately guessed that it was a light Margaret Rose Flone had fired.
In this remote area where even Magic Power didn’t work, there was no one but Margaret Rose Flone who could create such a light.
He scanned his surroundings. Kaiden and Yuanna Lucy were nowhere to be seen. After Margaret Rose Flone disappeared, they had parted ways without hesitation, each going their own direction.
‘Margaret Rose Flone.’
I wanted to see her. The emotion of longing exploded and expanded within me.
It hadn’t been like this until I became aware of the Enoch Aster Klaus Langrid from the parallel world.
I had been able to control the memories and emotions that flowed in from that world.
But the moment I realized Margaret Rose Flone’s absence, my emotions erupted. Something solid within me began to crack and shatter.
“I’m going to marry the Crown Prince of Hestia. Follow me. You’ll serve me in the closest position to me.”
“Your Highness of Hestia. Do you see this? This one is my toy. And I absolutely despise anyone else laying their hands on my possessions, so no one must be allowed to touch him.”
After saying such things, Margaret Rose Flone would casually put a leash around my neck in the Hestia Kingdom’s Garden and have me compete with people.
She commanded me.
To kneel before people. That I had no honor, no name, no human rights.
My hatred toward her accumulated and accumulated until I eventually became the Crown Prince. In a way, it was amusing—it was thanks to her.
If she hadn’t provoked me so relentlessly, I might have lived and died as a vagrant on the streets forever.
According to Margaret Rose Flone’s parallel world theory, the woman I knew now was the same person as the ‘Witch’ I knew.
I thought at first that they were different. But one particular thing Margaret Rose Flone said in the memories of the Enoch Aster Klaus Langrid from the other world moved my heart.
“You know the Eastern Continent across the sea, right? It seems to be the language used there. I learned that language briefly once.”
The ‘Witch’ had said something like that before. It was certainly an answer to a question I asked because the characters she scribbled in her Notebook looked like a language I’d never seen before.
According to the memories of the parallel world, the ‘Witch’ might have also come from living in a place called ‘Korea’.
The only difference from the parallel world was the timing of when she visited Korea.
The thought that the current Margaret Rose Flone and the Witch might be the same person was gradually hardening into conviction.
The hypothesis that the Enoch Aster Klaus Langrid of the parallel world was also truly another version of myself was also becoming increasingly certain.
‘Then is that damned Witch really my wife in the parallel world….’
Enoch Aster Klaus Langrid touched the shape of his lips with a dry hand.
My heart raced. I couldn’t understand why.
A maddening exhilaration. A thrilling sensation. Incomprehensible emotions tangled together and made my heart beat violently.
“Margaret Rose Flone.”
And,
“My wife.”
Two intertwined identities burst forth in succession.
Enoch Aster Klaus Langrid’s gaze gradually calmed.
I steadied my breathing, which had returned to normal, and then moved my steps swiftly once more.
Whatever it was, I had to see her face.
I wanted to see her. Right now.
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“What is this, sister?”
“Sister. What is this?”
“It’s fascinating. Where did this come from?”
“How do you know how to operate it?”
Wasn’t this mad Rogue Mage’s desire to open a Dimensional Gate connected to Korea?
If he becomes too fascinated by the modern equipment I possess and decides to conduct Biological Experiments on me, what should I do?
‘Alright, just pique his curiosity. Act like I know nothing.’
The fortunate thing is that I know Jenas Igran Rohade very well. Meanwhile, he knows nothing about me.
‘Let me think about this.’
To make Jenas Igran Rohade so intrigued that he wants to observe rather than kill me immediately….
“I actually came from a different dimension.”
I answered by mixing a bit of truth with the lie.
As expected, Jenas Igran Rohade immediately looked at me with interested eyes.
“Come on. I’m not a child, sister.”
But the response that came was the complete opposite.
How utterly repulsive.
Then the system window displayed Jenas Igran Rohade’s status window as a hologram.
[Retrieving target information…]
[Name: Zenas Igran Rohade]
[Gender: Male]
[Race: Human]
[Age: Approximately 1,047 years old (estimated)]
[Affiliation: Rohade Family – First Head of Family]
[Status: Classified as humanoid in form, but Mana reaction exceeds the normal lifeform category. Currently estimated that 73% of the physical body has been transformed into Mana]
[This target exceeds the observation limit of the ‘Transmigrator Survival Support System’. Do not attempt direct combat, conversation, or emotional contact.]
[Danger Level: SSS – Boundary Collapser]
What could a Boundary Collapser be?
I wanted to ask, but since Jenas Igran Rohade was right beside me, I couldn’t direct the question to the system.
“You came from a different dimension? That doesn’t make sense.”
Was Jenas Igran Rohade’s purpose to collapse the boundaries between dimensions?
Given that he had been conducting mad Experiments for a thousand years, it made sense that my words wouldn’t convince him.
“Why doesn’t it make sense? How else would you explain these items and the fact that I can use them?”
“Hmm. I suppose that’s true.”
Jenas Igran Rohade rested his chin on his hand and nodded. After that, the barrage of questions began.
“How did you cross dimensions? Where did these items come from? Why can only you use this item? A Mage made it? Who is this Mage? How great of a Mage are they?”
Soon his intense curiosity about Kaiden followed.
It made sense. Kaiden had achieved everything Jenas Igran Rohade desired.
He became a transcendent being who surpassed human limitations in a world without Mana, standing alone.
I omitted the part about how Kaiden killed you and became a transcendent, explaining only how remarkable of a Mage he was.
Growwwwl—
Just then, Jenas’s stomach growled.
It was strange. Jenas didn’t seem to get hungry originally.
That’s how I remembered he’d managed to survive on this island for a thousand years.
Could this also be a device for the act? If so, that made sense.
“Would you like me to make something delicious for you?”
At my question, Jenas nodded his head vigorously like a child.
With his thug-like appearance, he looked far too cute and angelic at first glance.
But I couldn’t let my guard down.
“No matter what I make, you’ll be able to eat it, right?”
“Hmm. Now that you mention it, I’m suddenly quite worried.”
“If you’re concerned, just eat your own portion.”
Fundamentally, Mages possessed habits similar to modern scientists.
In their desire for adventure and exploration of new and unfamiliar things, they truly resembled how their curiosity transcended ordinary common sense.
In any case, I opened the Camping Trailer. I could see Jenas’s eyes sparkling with wonder.
“Wow.”
He then expressed pure admiration.
Seeing him like that, I suddenly felt proud of Kaiden.
Now he possessed magical abilities that surpassed even Jenas, creating Magical Tools that could astound Jenas himself.
“I’ll make you a simple Mushroom Stew.”
First we’d eat this, then I’d go Hunting in the afternoon. Whether it was Fish, Rabbits, or Squirrels.
“Could you carry this for me?”
I divided the Equipment between Jenas and myself, then exited the Camping Trailer and began setting up.
After that, I quickly Foraged for Mushrooms near the Cabin.
“Sister, how did you know there were edible Mushrooms here?”
“How would I know? I’m seeing them for the first time too.”
“But there was no hesitation in your steps. It was as if you knew the Mushrooms were there.”
“You’re mistaken.”
Cold sweat broke out. I’d have to be more careful from now on.
“Oh? There’s garlic here?”
On the way back to the Cabin, I coincidentally discovered garlic and potatoes. It was truly a coincidence.
“Why would garlic grow in a place like this?”

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