Chapter 80

After he explained the restoration of mana of a place and why Ian and Laritte should break up, he added, “don’t tell other humans because this knowledge is kept only to dragons. Got it?”

Putting all the puzzles together, Ian finally understood why he sensed the strange flow of mana whenever he was next to Laritte. However, he just couldn’t admit it. He would not believe that she could be in danger if she stayed with him.

“No way…. it’s not possible.”

Ian was the only child of Duke Reinhardt, who had power equal to the Imperial family. He inherited the Duke’s Decree without much trouble and he had the respect of all the ministers.

But Laritte did not. She was born in the slums—a place filled with germs, diseases, and decomposing stuff crawling all over the place. She was taken into the County at the age of eight, but she never approached Ian by herself.

Ian told himself where it went wrong.

It was impossible for the Swordmaster to return to his mansion after he was betrayed by Bartolt. In other words, he was the one to pioneer a new fate and create a different future.

‘Back then, I shouldn’t have met Laritte. I shouldn’t have gone to the villa. I should have accepted death.’

“Is there any solution other than us getting separated? Please, dragon.”

Still, Ian did not regret the past. He wasn’t afraid to die. But without him, Laritte would have aged all by herself in the mountain villa. He didn’t like that. They met coincidentally, so every moment he spent with her was a thousand times more precious to him.

“Not that I know of. Now, the danger may be alleviated by simply not speaking to each other. But in the end, you’ll have to stay away, like strangers.”

Seta thought of other dragons, most of whom were older than Seta. It was not that there was no way at all, but it was better to say that it was impossible. ‘Because it’s something that all dragons have to approve of. And no one favors humans other than me,’ he thought.

Ian clenched his fist, his veins bulging from the pressure.

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When Ian returned to the vacant lot, it was deserted. No remains of the mad dragon were there to be found. It was being handled by the imperial family. Of course, the first contributor was the Reinhardt family. And since the Empress was gone, there was no one to steal the spoils from the remains. Only Laritte and Oscar were seen talking as they waited for Ian.

“Ian!”

Oscar pulled Ian into a hug.

“What happens now?” Ian questioned.

meeting event will be canceled. If it was supposed to be, there would be a death penalty held for my mother

move his hands little by little. That’s

body six

the disease from the body. To ask for the Empress to be treated like that meant that her sins should not be transmitted to others. It was a punishment more than just the

my leave. If you have an injury, make sure to call the imperial doctor or visit the treatment room for a check-up. The castle where the guests are staying is intact, so if

Laritte were left

clean the area. There was also a black bag that had not yet been carried

lot of

the fortune-teller and listen to what he had to say. But he turned out

of hers caught his eye. Ian naturally took off his coat and reached to

rang in

speak to each other.”

had to be completely distant.

suit. No

“Let’s go together.”

still did not

“Brown bear?”

“Quickly.”

end. She chased after him without one

“Aah….”

it was painful. She sat down before raising her head. Ian, who she

would

there was a pair of shoes in front of her. Ian had taken it off and left for

the sound he heard. The

feet won’t hurt anymore,

walked away. He could no longer show the same kindness as before. ‘It was all for Laritte,’ Ian made up his mind to believe

Avoiding misfortune

As if the night

was time for Ian and Laritte to sleep in

You were great today.”

with Laritte. he grabbed the doorknob with some pattern

as she covered herself with a

a lot he wanted to say to her. Things like… Was her foot okay now? Wasn’t she disappointed that he didn’t wait

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