Warhammer 40K: Anti-Haremist [OC]

[C20] Epilogue: Arifureta

Tio arrived at the Merfolk's island with no memory of how she came to rescue the little girl named Myu. 

Myu, who had no memory of how she was rescued, was greeted with open arms by the Merfolk, her kind. 

Tio, being a Dragonborn, used her unique abilities to help the Merfolk prosper. Though the Merfolk were initially cautious around her, she showed to be noble and kind, which warranted open arms from the people which she helped prosper.

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As for the death of a certain Daisuke, he was certainly mourned by Kouki and a tiny minority of people among the students. 

This death and the abnormalities in the world made Ehit more paranoid about losing his position as the alleged god.

Because of this, he pulled some strings in paranoia to create a secret society comprised of many races, including humans and demons, to find where Kyrie is and to subdue her for Ehit's purpose under a new alleged god that chose individuals from those varying races.

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On the other side of the scenes, some denizens of Ur, after witnessing the power of the machines Kyrie has used and manifested, started to have both nightmares and dreams. 

No matter the projection in their minds, they all saw the symbol that would eventually unite those dreaming.

The formation of a cult within Ur eventually transpired, creating the Machine Cult.

Members recalling the carnage that Kyrie and Hajime brought about with their innovative devices gave rise to one person's ideology — that the flesh was weak and innovation through knowledge and steel is the way to prosperity.

Still, they operate within the shadows as their numbers grow.

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The Rabbitmen tribe of Haulia Cadia remained hidden within the forest in which they were trained. They created their new territory there, being relatively good at guerilla warfare.

Their modified lifestyle with their tribe's training from Kyrie gave opportunities for new cultures to develop. When one tribe member dies, they mourn with dignity and tears in their eyes instead of wallowing. 

The people's way of greeting others with respect defaulted into a salute as if the entirety of them were soldiers from birth.

Speaking of birth, the Haulia-Cadians valued life towards duty to the highest. They continue to believe that a life of duty and rigorous adaptation is a life worth living with love and dignity.

Commissar Cam became a legend within their people, basically becoming a Ciaphas Cain but without the imposter syndrome. He grew arrogant.

Not all would be well as Shea, who was supposed to be trained by Cam, was neglected of her training. In a fit to try to be better for everyone, she trained herself physically, without supervision, and mentally... yet done incorrectly.

Discovering ruins due to being unsupervised in one of her training routines, she discovers a book that she thought would help her train mentally and enrich her future vision.

This only ended up attracting Warp entities and daemons to her and the tribe, placing the entire forest and the Haulia-Cadians into a skirmish that would last an unknown amount of time.

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Kaori left the hero's party in respect to Kyrie's kindness, joining Hajime and Yue. Their relationship was stiffer than it used to be.

Hajime, still feeling the weight of everything that had happened, was left with a mix of sadness and determination. 

He knew that he had pushed Kyrie away and wanted to make amends for his actions. He was determined to mend their relationship and hoped that she would forgive him. As an effect that's been waning at him, he has developed a habit of feeling his upper arm's metal.

Yue, having made a personal promise to her sister to keep Hajime safe, accompanied him on his journey. 

Although she was sad to see Kyrie leave, she was determined to reunite with her sister and hoped that they would find her together. She remained by Hajime's side, determined to fulfill her promise and keep him safe.

She would also really love to yell at her for the sudden leave and also because she was never told of this.

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Overall, the story remains different yet similar.

Similar in a way that fate is immutable and unchanging.

Different in a way that it has more variables.

Kyrie had successfully prevented the harem at the cost of her forming attachments. She didn't want that. She wouldn't allow it.

She hates being reminded of the feeling of intimacy. She hates feeling romantically loved.

Hopefully, with a toaster, she can bribe a Tech-Priest — at least a Magos — to plant a device in her head or something. Although, she's against being lobotomized and becoming a Servitor.

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