Eula x Reader - Disgraced Yet Defiant

Chapter 16: Divine Intervention

??? #1: "Hark! With mine left eye, the Auge der Verurteilung, which sees the threads of fate, I foresee such evil within those walls. And yet, I sense that their wellbeing wanes greatly – as is for all things mortal within this world I suppose."

??? #2: "Mein Fräulein, the curtains are closed quite shut. I do not think you will be able to see anything through these windows in such a state..."

??? #1: "Oz!! I'm not trying to look through the windows, the very idea! I– I have no need to look through windows like some pitiable mortal! Armed with my left eye, the all-seeing Auge der Verurteilung, I can see the threads of fate and reveal all that is true in the world. All I need doth enact is to remove the all-powerful seal that conceals it and all will be known to me!"

??? #2: "Ah, I see! Mein Fräulein, your power truly knows no end! But might I so humbly suggest that perhaps we give this accursed evil some space? From what I understand, they have fallen quite unwell as of recently and even the most intensive care doesn't seem to be doing anything for them."

??? #1: "Ah yes, I heard of this too. But as the Prinzessin der Verurteilung I could not just rely on the hearsay of the common person's gossip. It is but my duty to ensure that this creeping evil I sense within this primitive domain is of no danger to the defenceless of this world!"

Eula: "The creeping evil? Is that perhaps to be a reference to myself? Hmph! Such indignance!"

??? #2: "Hmmm? Ah, Knight Eula! Oh, and Chief Alchemist Albedo!"

Eula: "For such slander, I daresay that I will have vengeance upon this slight of yours indeed!"

Albedo: "We thought we could hear voices from outside Y/N's room. I must admit, I did not expect to see such a... a famous individual such as yourself skulking in the shadows behind Eula's home, Fischl."

Fischl: "O–Oh? It appears thy ears are quite well-tuned, as to be able to hear the machinations of one's self. Of course, I was not being too particular about who may hear my thoughts aloud. If I were to have thought it necessary, I would assuredly have avoided such impertinent scrutiny on your behalf!"

Albedo: "Of course, I understand. And I thank you for your kind courtesy in allowing us to comprehend your presence. In return of your kindness, perhaps we might offer some answers to your questions. So that you need not resign yourself to such a role as sneaking around the back of a private home?"

Oz: "Oh, very well said Master Albedo! Yes, I do believe that Mein Fräulein had some questions regarding—"

Fischl: "Oz! That's quite enough! After all, I need not ask questions that I can find the true answers of myself!"

Oz: "But Mein Fräulein, to use your almighty power here would be a breach of this world's very laws, would it not? And even if you were to do so, you very well might meet the same barrier that Lady Megistus encountered upon her own examination."

Albedo: "Ah, I see now. It would appear that our Astrologist Consult made you aware of the situation then?"

Oz: "Indeed. Lady Megistus had come over for quite the hearty meal indeed, so as to appease her vexations she encountered on her recent task that was requested of her to fulfil by the Knights of Favonius themselves."

Fischl: "Hmph! Whilst Mona may be a might astrologer, she does not wield the all-seeing abilities of the Prinzessin der Verurteilung, to spy upon this situation would be but child's play for one such as myself. But out of respect of the mortal evil involved, I had chosen to neglect such a method."

Oz: "But Mein Fräulein, I thought that you—?"

Fischl: "Silence, Oz."

Eula: "... Do you truly believe that your abilities might espy that which is ailing them? The mysterious illness that has befallen our Junior Knight Y/N?"