A verse from C's World

It has been days after the death of Lelouch vi Britannia and it was a glorious day like a gift from nature's benevolence. C.C. carried a bag in her right and clinging to a Chizu Kun doll around her left arm and said, "What a fine day it is today. The birds are singing, inspirited by the warmth around them. The sweet fragrances of lavender and chrysanthemum filled the air as they shower off their elegant petals. The trees blew gently, tranquil and beautiful beyond words. Lelouch, could your sacrifice be the cause of this bliss? Can you answer me, O accomplice?"

Without any pollution from noise or artificial lighting, C.C. sat on a rock underneath the largest tree in the countryside, enjoying her time slowly and admiring Mother Nature's beauty when she is caring. The green haired girl sees a cottage from her spot over the horizon, unblocked by the winding hills afar. A horse drawn cart rolls laboriously and caught her attention. She decided to catch a ride on the cart as it travelled on the winding path that lasts miles ahead into a county. With her bag and Chizu Kun doll, she caught up to the cart, threw her belongings on the cart and climbed up the back of the cart.

C.C. took a paper crane she made on the first day she met Nunnally, Lelouch's sister, as a memento for their hospitality and time. She placed the paper crane carefully in front of her, facing directly where the cart was going, like a compass or weather vane, leading her to another town. She lies back, using her doll as a cushion and gazed at the wide blue sky. The clouds moved slowly as this allured her senses. She reminisced upon all her life with Lelouch and said, "Geass, the power of kings, brings one to solitude. That is not quite true, right Lelouch?" A slight giggle escaped from her mouth after her final remark. She let out a sigh of relief and started to sing a melodic hymn from C's world:

C's Language Translations

Vinlas Vinlas si soranen, Farewell, farewell my friend,

Tys lago vi loki sin torien, This journey of glory has an end,

Ie sola se ior'um The sunsets are golden,

Ie ra'e tin ye ten, The rays bring ye warmth

I'i vils tae till torien. You will stay to the end.

Yon' ge yon'ge si kari ei lai, Forever, forever my heart will not lie,

Yon'ge yon'ge si spiir'te ei dai, Forever, forever my spirit won't die,

Svindis si Svindis si fuil il sei vispar, Forgive me, forgive me if I shed despair,

Ilu vit nu vise'ii sar. I'll meet you over there.

The driver interjected her singing with a question, "What is that beautiful song? Is it in Latin?"

C.C. was so absorbed in her singing that she forgot the driver would listen. She replied, "It is my favourite song from a distant land long ago. I loved it from the bottom of my heart when living was of worth to me. Now I am free and I love it once more."