Cade asked slowly.

“Abella’s informant met the wizard?”

“Yes, Your Majesty.”

He had anticipated that it would reach this far. The wizard had been feeling guilty about it since before, and he somehow wanted to apologize.

Cade persuaded him that not going to visit Abella in person was the way to apologize.

It would have killed her.

Cade put on his outer garment. The cloth clung to his upper body.

In the past, he had been too young.

He had never killed anyone with a magic sword and had no courage to do so. So Cade had allowed those who were involved that day to survive. As a result, he was regretting that day tirelessly.

‘I should have killed them.’

Cade’s red eyes flashed coldly.

The misty fog settled down in the field.

Was Timur’s fog driving people crazy? Perhaps it caused people to be mad with desires and act irrationally.

Now, he had to make another decision. Did they say it was Yuri? It was the name of the one who had a relationship with Abella in Vincent.

He had to confirm her intention.

If Yuri wanted to reveal the truth to Abella..

‘I’ll kill you.’

This time, he would close her mouth by death.

Cade determined that Abella couldn’t bear to find out the truth, and he couldn’t push Abella back into such a mire.

Oh, the path was unclear.

Cade couldn’t figure out the best way to deal with this situation.

*

Eventually, Arsene was disturbed by Cade’s comment and had to leave first.

“Not knowing is also a sin.”

He thought he had heard those words before.

His mind was so complicated that he couldn’t even stay there.

Arsene rubbed his eyebrows. Due to the lack of sleep, his head throbbed with a sharp headache at the brightness before him. Although it was not a conclusion that could be drawn by worrying alone in one night, he couldn’t sleep.

“Not knowing is also a sin.”

What the hell didn’t Arsene know?

Cade had lived with such words since he was a child.

Arsene couldn’t forget it because they were words that Cade said often. He once asked what it was.

But Cade only looked at Arsene with a weird look and didn’t tell him anything.

‘What the hell are you thinking, Cade.’

When they were studying at the academy together, Arsene would talk to Cade often. But Cade became worse after their relationship became estranged. Arsene had been psychologically prepared for this to happen between two friends who liked the same person.

Even though he couldn’t say and do anything, Cade certainly liked Abella.

In Arsene’s eyes, Cade was nothing more than a child who stamped his feet to attract Abella’s attention.

The problem was that Abella was as young as he was.

Of course, it went well for Arsene.

Because Abella chose Arsene.

In this series of events, was there anything Arsene didn’t know?

What the hell was the secret that caused Cade to be frantic each time..

“Be careful, Arsene. You are the person who would lead Sirius.”

Didn’t his parents click their tongue with sad faces while looking at Arsene?

And Abella.....

“Arsene. Thank you for coming.”

Arsene rubbed his eyebrows.

His headaches had continued since Abella’s return. Perhaps it was because the secrets hidden by the hazy fog that filled Timur were slowly trying to reveal its body.

And Arsene could not be eliminated there.

He beckoned to Hirden.

“Your Excellency”

What should he do?

“Abella and Cade.”

Arsene’s eyes darkened.

“And even my parents. Investigate everything that has happened in the past.”

“What area do you mean....?”

“Everything. I want to know everything.”

Only then would he be able to understand this clue.

Arsene gave a long sigh.

He once thought that upon Abella’s return, everything would go back to the past. Especially between Abella and Arsene.

Just like when they were engaged.

But, what the hell did he miss?

The second hand of fate was moving in a direction that he couldn’t figure out.

*

Amerigo’s mistress, Lorelia, pledged during this banquet that she also needed the strength to protect Amerigo.

In front of Abella, Mrs. Amerigo was helpless, and Simon was taken away.

Simon was a bright hope for Amerigo, but she couldn’t just see him jumping into danger like a moth to a flame.