Following the script, after "gloriously" taking care of the bandits, Aske, playing the Swordsman Solomon, had rescued Miranda, portrayed by Miel.
"You are safe now," Aske said.
The line should have been delivered with a tone of pity, but perhaps he was too tired from reading blandly that he didn't feel like continuing with his performance and simply spoke indifferently.
Wilhelm didn't call for a cut because, accompanying Aske's performance, which was almost a blooper, was Miel's perfectly executed acting, so flawless that Wilhelm couldn't bring himself to call it NG.
She was kneeling on the ground, her clothes tattered, her body covered in wounds, her legs steeped in the foul stench of blood, yet her small head was slightly raised to gaze at Aske. The angle of the sunlight was just right, casting a holy radiance over her delicate features as if she was an angel reborn from the sea of blood in Hell, suddenly regenerated into light.
