Chapter 58: Prophecy of Kerthen County
Piyush
Evan stopped in his tracks at her question and turned around. “A monstrosity?” Her eyes narrowed. “Don’t pretend you don’t know. I heard from Priestess Millia that you were the…
Piyush
Chapter 57: The Kerthen Dilemma
Evan was examining the status window that appeared before his eyes. He analyzed his currently lacking stats. Since he needed to supplement these deficiencies to face future enemies. ‘The overall…
Chapter 66: The Ceiling Holds the Clue
“Haah…” -Hey hey! I knew you’d pull through!!! -Oh yeah~ Oh yeah~~ -Welcome! Misfortune isn’t new to you, right? You’re used to it by now. The chat was filled with…
Chapter 65: The Missing Noble Heiress
— — — “Hmm, I see. I was being shameless. My apologies.” “No, not at all.” “Then let us talk.” Count Britten sat across from Exitra. He seemed a little…
Chapter 64: Exitra at Count Britten’s Gate
They had arrived in Britten Territory using fast travel. Perhaps because the horse had changed, their arrival time was much earlier than expected. “This is incredibly fast.” Even Alfredo was…
Chapter 63: Exitra’s Hidden Jackpot
Exitra and Alfredo were busy looting the dead bandits’ warehouse. By now, Alfredo no longer seemed to feel much resistance. That was because the last time they had looted a…
Chapter 62: Alfredo’s Revenge
Exitra watched carefully for an opportunity. Alfredo was standing far too close to the bandits. ‘If he gets surrounded, even I might have trouble getting him out of there.’ And…
Chapter 44: Vigdis’s Choice
I wanted to cheer for Vigdis’s newfound confidence and gladly accept her request. But unfortunately, I couldn’t guarantee that she would continue attending the Academy. If Count Shalbrady got wind…
Chapter 43: The Broken Engagement Contract
‘Was she anxious because she thought there might be a hidden trap clause?’ Vigdis started agonizing over the one-page contract, reading it again and again. Judging by her behavior, she…
Chapter 42: Vigdis and the Contract
Trying to speak directly to Vigdis to set an appointment, I found the inevitable conversation during the process to be quite burdensome. ‘How easy is it to hold onto someone…