When the battle ended, Gauss deliberately piled these people's corpses together and set them alight with flames.
The flames of this world can likewise purify most harmful substances.
If these corpses were left in the wilderness, they would inevitably be eaten by crows or other scavengers, which might cause a chain of consequences, so it was better to burn everything clean with one fire.
"Fisher is dead too."
Gauss glanced at Luna, who looked like she wanted to speak but held back, knowing she was curious about what had happened to Fisher, who had just slipped out of sight, so he directly told her Fisher's fate.
Hearing that Fisher was dead, Luna finally let out a breath of relief, a look of release appearing on her face.
Although she hadn't personally avenged Wolf, at least Fisher hadn't gone unpunished; dying at the hands of Gauss, whom he'd been scheming about all along, could be considered a kind of karmic retribution.
"Thank you."
