Gojo Satoru's heavy footsteps echo through the corridors of the baron's palace, or rather the enormous ruling castle that rises above the sea level, while holding the hands of his four little boys—his angelic miniature version—he lifts his head up to look through his dark blindfold, to see the giant statues. Which was carved for the ruler—his ex-wife, you!.

The statue, which represents the kingdom's protective shield and fortress, stands at a height of 85 m (279 ft). It was carved from ivory to show you standing with your arms open with a giant crown and a spear and scepter dangling in your palms. Satoru knows what this statue is—the Salvatore.

Satoru led the children through the corridors, their tiny hands holding onto his legs as they led them back to you. Since the divorce, when passing through the interiors and corridors of the palace, your pictures and paintings of you fill the place, hears the little children pointing to the picture of their beloved mother—your pictures.

Satoru feels a deathly lump in his throat as he hears the children saying how beautiful you are and that they love their Mommy. He remembers how the fruitful marriage known throughout the wizarding world ended up broken because of his mistakes and foolishness.

But he was always proud that he made a woman, and she was not a woman, you, the ruler who brought down nine kingdoms from power and destroyed their existence until you took over the throne at the age of sixteen thanks to your rare cursed energy, as your energy takes on unparalleled shapes, colors, and flashes, how did you end wars at a young age without an army.

Where a famous phrase about you is always repeated throughout the horizons, where Satoru always hears it and realizes that he has lost the greatest thing in his life.

‘Only God knows what she's worth. Her mentality, her steadfastness, her strength, and her presence are nothing compared to what is on earth, she's not a kind to camper.’

Moments later, he reaches the giant hall, where he sees you standing there.