Of course, the girl also heard all this, and after she took back control of her body, she couldn't believe all this, so she was in a daze, and even cried. Pen | fun | pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 ｉｎｆｏ

She couldn't believe her mom was gone. However, she will have to accept this reality sooner or later, but it may be too early to reveal it now.

After that, there are two situations, and it depends on whether Canette has washed his own clothes.

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{In the case of washing}

If she did, she would have developed a fever shortly after learning the truth, and eventually fainted from the fever. The girl hurriedly helped him lie down on the cleaned bed, and then ran out to ride El to find help.

Soon, a paladin was approached by enthusiasts. And this enthusiastic paladin, who has always liked children, also brought in the priest as quickly as possible. After they followed the girl back home, they treated the unconscious Cannet.

However, the paladin, who came with him, felt that something was not quite right in the house. So he investigated it carefully, and was surprised to find that there was an evil spirit in the house. Of course, he found the girl and immediately believed that the child was possessed by an evil spirit, and his life would be in danger if he didn't do it quickly.

Therefore, he hastened to do so, cast a spell to force out the evil spirit from the girl, and overtook it with the help of the priest. However, the girl also died because of it.

When Canette woke up, he regretted hearing this. He wondered how he had fainted at such a moment, and he felt that he had hurt her—if the girl hadn't run out for him, she wouldn't have ended up like this.

He understood why the girl, who was secretly influenced by her father's soul, was reluctant to meet the people of the church.

Because even Carnett almost did something bad with good intentions before entering the house. The paladin wouldn't know that his actions had caused all this, because it was useless to say more.

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{Unwashed case}

If it hadn't been washed, then Carnet wouldn't have gotten sick. He thought about it for a while, and felt that it was not a long-term solution to let this child live here alone.

Because the girl herself was at a loss, after asking her father's permission, Canette stayed here to borrow it, and by the way, she was on the lookout for a paladin to come. He was thinking about what to do in the future, and even thought about taking the child to a distant village to find someone to take him in.

She must not follow herself, that would be too dangerous and irresponsible.

To his surprise, someone noticed something was wrong and reported it to the guards. Because the little girl who had been huddled in the shack before was now in and out of a room, which had to make people suspect that she was a burglary.

Sadly, the paladin came again, and Canette had gone out to buy food for the two of them, and was not at home. When they were saddened to find out that the girl had no relatives, they planned to take her to live in an orphanage run by the church.

They felt that after all, a demon hunter was not suitable for raising children.

While waiting for the pastor to pick them up, they once again vaguely felt that something was wrong with the house. So after investigating, he was shocked to find that the girl was possessed by an evil spirit. So they hurriedly exorcised the girl, causing the evil spirit to be forced out of the body and the girl to die.

When Carnet returned, he was equally grief-stricken, questioning whether he really should have left it alone.

So...... As long as you promise to help the little girl, it seems that you can't save her no matter what.

Just as some things are better never to happen, there are encounters that should be avoided if possible.

Would she have been better off if she had refused to help the child exorcise the demons—or at least not die?

The answer is unknown. Because at the moment of refusal, their fate as passers-by of life is over, and there is no intersection in their lives on the timeline.

Your kind help does not necessarily lead to good results. Sometimes, indifference can be better for the better.

It's like the paladins who helped the child with kindness every time, but ended up burying her life with their own hands.

It's brutal, but it can't be helped.

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Besides, there's another branch of options -- what happens if {didn't do the laundry} and {drove the evil spirit out the door}?

In this state, although Canette still encountered the little girl later and chose to knock her unconscious, the stun was interrupted for a short time. His head was useless at the time, and he was dizzy from the beginning of the fever, so he woke up within a minute with the help of the guards.

Canette stepped onto Al and quickly caught up with the little girl. However, the evil spirit reappeared and angrily tried to kill the witcher. This time he was prepared, and Canette used the Demon Hunting Blood Pupil to dispel the evil spirits, and continued to track the girl.

Eventually, the witcher followed the girl's breath and found her body in an alley. Shocked, he decided that the evil spirit had killed the child, so he shook his head helplessly, and turned to the guards to bury him.

Because of this incident, Canette's mood became very bad, so he was confused, and he didn't know what to do, and finally, the Church of Light and Shadow heard that the witchers needed to repay the debt, so they paid him compensation, hoping that the witchers could help them hunt down a few tricky monsters.

That's it.

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{Epilogue of the canon.} }

After reading the other timelines, it is not difficult to understand that the ghost wanted to kill Canette because the witcher killed his daughter.

And in the end, the ghost was completely lost, so he burned the house. This is because he doesn't want his dead daughter to be involved with a cult and not be able to rest in peace.

In the end, he had nowhere else to go but to wander the world.

The witcher Canette, on the other hand, had no choice but to have doubts and devote himself to cooperating with the church. After helping the Light and Shadow Cult resolve several incidents and realizing that he no longer owes them anything, he wanted to say goodbye to a few people and start his journey again. However, the bishop and the guard Jeff tried to keep him, which made it difficult for him. After the bishop claimed that he could help the witcher find out about the amulet, Canette was so impressed that he stayed.

Sure enough, after nearly three months, the bishop succeeded in getting the news for him. This allowed Canette to get back on the road with purpose. Before leaving, he also entrusted the church to help transport a copy of his notes to the master.

After that, he left Jinyang City. There will always be friends waiting for him to come back.

What do you think, which ending is better?