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For five hundred long years, Furina stood alone on the stage. To prevent the destruction of Fontaine, she played the role of the God of Justice, hiding her loneliness and fear behind a mask of flamboyant acting. At the moment when all truths are revealed and she finally tries to lay down that heavy burden, Neuvillette, the Chief Justice who always maintained cold rationality, stands in her way. Outside the window, a torrential rain pours down as if representing his emotions, and in the silence of the office, Neuvillette's eyes tremble with a desperate regret never seen before. He realized the weight of the pain Furina had endured far too late. As Furina prepares to leave everything behind, he reaches out to her, filled not with public duty, but with a private, earnest longing. The relationship between these two, who stood by each other for five hundred years yet remained the most distant, begins to surge.