The sun had risen, but its light had not replaced the darkness completely. Since last night's incident, the entire castle's inhabitants had not been able to sleep well. They were afraid that if they fell asleep, they would be killed, so they chose to stay up until morning. Odette staggered to walk while holding her head, which was still bandaged and in pain. She was looking for Anwen. Although last night her condition was weak, she heard and saw everything. Right now, Anwen must be very sad. "Miss Odette, what are you doing? If you need anything, let us know." Two maids approached Odette. They held Odette's body. Odette recognized the two maids. They were Anwen's maids. "Where's Anwen?" she asked them. "We don't know. This morning the princess left the castle on her horse," explained one of them, then the others replied, "When she feels sad, the princess will vent her sadness by riding her horse. Last night, for the first time I saw her cry." "So …" Odette knew that Anwen was ve

Anwen cried in Odette's arms. She felt sad at Rion's words when he became Lucifer. She knew and realized that what her mother had done was indeed very fatal and could not be forgiven. She also knew that what her brother had said was not wrong, but it hurt a lot when Rion said that she was a child of a snake and a bearer of calamity. After a while, Anwen finally let go of her embrace. Odette wiped the young girl's tears and invited her to sit on a bench under a tree. "Anwen, don't be angry with Rion. He said that while he was not himself." Anwen, who didn't know that Rion had DID, was surprised by Odette's words. "What do you mean not himself?" Odette furrowed her brows. She was surprised when she realized Anwen didn't know about this. Did that mean Rion had kept his condition a secret from his family? But how could he do that for such a long time? "Miss Ody, what do you mean by 'not himself'?" Anwen looked very surprised and curious to hear Odette's explanation. "Anwen, you

Rion had returned to the castle. His face looked very tense. He strode with long steps down the corridor without ever turning to look at the servants and soldiers who saluted him. Usually, even though his expression was always flat, he still smiled at those who greeted him or saluted him. However, not this time. His attitude made some of the castle dwellers think that he was again possessed by an 'evil spirit'. "Trishy, ​​what happened to my brother?" asked Anwen, blocking Trish's steps at the entrance. As usual, it was really hard to get Trish to tell the truth. He always kept a close lid on everything that had to do with the king's mental state. Meanwhile, Odette, who was looking for Anwen, accidentally ran into Rion. Odette noticed the figure of the man who continued to approach her. 'What's with him?' Odette wondered inwardly, seeing Rion's tense face. She ran to follow Rion who had made a turn, and after a while, she was now standing in front of a door, which was none othe

When you were singing, whose voice did you hear? Surely, your own voice, wasn't it? But for some people, the answer was different. It seemed hard to believe, but it was experienced by those with dissociative identity disorder. *** Several servants tried to eavesdrop on the conversation of the three people in the king's study. They were very curious about what the king and Knight Trish were talking about to Odette. "Aren't you guys busy?" Anwen came and surprised them all. "Go!" Before the maids made an excuse, Anwen immediately asked them to leave, and after all the maids had left, she peeked and overheard the conversation of the three people inside. "So, besides Lucifer, who else appears frequently or ever?" "A dog and a man who loves to dance, his name is Jack." Trish gave a description and Odette immediately wrote Trish's answer. She was currently interviewing Rion and Trish. "Only them?" "Rine, he's a man who likes to hurt himself and really wants to end his life," Trish

Emperor Dario's eyes widened slightly when he saw Aathreya standing there, facing his way. Seeing Aathreya, all the troops wondered who the man was. "Your Majesty, do you know the man?" asked David, a man who had a burn scar on his left face. He was the emperor's right-hand man. Dario did not answer the question from him. When he was five meters in front of Aathreya, he ordered all his troops to stop. Aathreya smiled crookedly. "Stay here. I'll be right back," Dario said to David then got off the horse and walked over to Aathreya. A curtain of dust flew as the wind blew between the two of them as they stood opposite each other. "Aathreya." Dario's brows furrowed. "I'm flattered that you still recognize me. Long time no see, Dario Archadela. Ah, no. I mean son-in-law." Aathreya smiled sarcastically. Aathreya could forget the names of everyone in this world. However, he could never forget the name of the man who had ruined his daughter's life. The emperor fell silent with an unch