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"Promenade of Whistles and Creation" (笛と創造の散歩道 Fue to Sōzō no Sanpomichi)2:068. "Re:verse"2:329. "Heartbeat of Determination" (決意の心音 Ketsui no Kokone)2:0510. "Fantasy Lied" (幻想リート Gensō Rīto)3:4111. "Echt of Sorrow" (哀しみのエヒト Kanashimi no Ehito)3:5112. "Chain of Memories" (記憶の鎖 Kioku no Kusari)3:3113. "Roar of Malice" (悪意の咆哮 Akui no Hōkō)2:5614. "Sloth" (怠惰 Taida)2:0515. "Call of the Witch" (魔女の呼び声 Majo no Yobigoe)2:4616. "Activation of Fate" (運命の起動 Unmei no Kidō)2:2317. "Requiem of Silence" (沈黙のレクイエム Chinmoku no Rekuiemu)7:0318.

Ragna reminded her their first meeting and her statement on the strong and regretfully decided to separate from her because now she was too weak. Leo tried childishly to attack Ragna but she got knocked out in one instant by him. Now far away, Ragna brought with him the maid. The maid asked him if he was alright and Ragna replied that only those whose death he doesn't care or those who can't die could follow him. The maid was confused by his reply, Ragna asked her if she was the one who sought him and then he realized their meeting was a coincidence. Ragna called out his name, Crimson the former progenitor of the Winged Bloodline, and asked for help to hunt all the dragons. The maid, confused again, tried to introduce herself as Elise Yorkshire but Ragna cut her in the middle and completed her introduction and explained that future Crimson already told him everything, they both fought together against the dragons in the future. Ragna invited Crimson to use him again to exterminate all dragons as this time they'll be successful but he was only met by a slap on the face as she found his manners rude and offensive to accuse her to be a dragon. [2] Crimson and the First Hunt[] Original Timeline[] Fall of Lese[] Ragna was the only survivor of the attack on Lonavera after Leonica sacrificed herself to protect him. This event scarred him deeply for the rest of his life.
Power & Abilities[] Master Dragon Hunter: Ragna has the knowledge and experience of more than 32 years of relentlessly hunting dragons from his future self.

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