Finale

Furina, after the trial and death of Focalos to save their nation, ends up moving out of the Palais.She couldn't stand the glares of her people. She Asked Neuvillette for help, which he did by finding her a small cottage, far in the outskirts of the city. She quickly moved out, spending her days in crying on the bed, not eating, staring into nothingness. However, she slowly started to feel pain. Not the psychological one, physical. Her head pounded and pounded till she got knocked out, waking up to see her sights blurry, as time passed, blindness. A final cost for fooling the heavens. Clorinde and a group of Melusins that Neuvillette dispatched found her in her house, now trying to help Furina to live again. Clorinde woud help Furina the most, with the Melusins assisting her in everyday life. But Furina knows all of this is to watch her. Navia pays visits, rarely Neuvillette himself as well. Visits after visits their attitude becomes grimmer and grimmer, as if they understood Furina's already dwindling will to live decrease. Neuvillette gifted her a cane on the first birthday afrer the trial, in hopes for Furina to venture out more often. Furina tried to kill herself in numerous ways, cutting herself with a knife, drowning in the restroom, jumping into the nearby river etc etc, only for each attempt to add more surveillance and watchful Melsuins. More and more medication was prescribed to her, even them knowing this is too much. It's the 2nd year since the trial, and Furina is done for. She had enough. She secretly horded medicine and alcohol for this day. With shaking hand, she finds a piece of paper and writes down her note. She isn't sure if she is writing correctly, but she finishes. She downs a two bottles of wine and a handful of medicine. The dizziness folding her from the inside. She quickly hides the bottles and stumble across the room. The Melsuins help her go to sleep, not knowing what will happen to their former godness. Furina thanks them for the final time. Clorinde discovers the note filled with blurry writing, but its's too late.