Dianna didn't leave her room due to her physical injuries. While staying inside, she turned various thoughts over in her mind—her past, her emotions, and what she should do next. First of all, she had successfully changed fate. Philip's survival stood as clear proof. Through this victory, she realized that the word of God declaring fate unchangeable was flawed. Still, ignoring the prophecy remained impossible. If fate repeats itself, will I meet that woman again? What could b

How sweet and beautiful she looks. Dianna stared at the young lady's face. The pale face shone brightly, and the pink hair resembled candy. Even the jade eyes enhanced her beauty. Saruvia exuded a vibrant life, a stark contrast to Dianna, who looked like a faded doll. [Dianna] "……." When she remained silent, Lady Levian tilted her head. She couldn't move her mouth. A single mistake would let a stream of insults pour out against the lady. She focused solely on suppressing her

The sight of Philip brought a wave of relief; survival was real. When facing the snake monster head-on, death loomed certain. Fighting the beast required everything Dianna had. If the monster had not let its guard down, her own head would have rolled. Dianna was alive. Safe at last. Her breathing slowed. [Philip] "Ann…… you must be terrified." Philip pulled her into a tight embrace. Though held in a warm embrace, her gaze drifted over Philip's shoulder toward the fallen monst

Guiscard wore a look of confusion after listening to Dianna. Was she sane? Or was she still dreaming after waking up? He studied her condition. She showed no signs of seeing hallucinations. Her eyes remained perfectly clear. [Dianna] "We can't stay here forever. We must eat and sleep. This forest is cold." [Guiscard] "......." [Dianna] "I trust Philip, but we must also consider the possibility that rescue will not arrive. No one knows what will happen once night falls." Phili

Dianna wept for a long time. Guiscard quietly watched her shaking shoulders. He had never seen she cry like this before. Her tears refused to stop despite her efforts. Just then, he listened closely to the sounds outside. [Guiscard] "Don't cry." [Dianna] "……Waaah!" Stripped of her usual composure, she looked no different from Alexa. However, while Alexa wept while blaming others, she blamed herself. She had been incredibly foolish. Then he spoke up again. [Guiscard] "My Lady,

A cutting wind sliced off the head of the rabbit monster, the Lepus. However, Sylph was only one spirit, and a Lepus leaping at Dianna's arm bit the girl's shoulder. Crunch! Blood sprayed. She clenched her teeth against the immense pain. Sylph quickly severed the necks of the remaining Lepus. [Guiscard] "My Lady!" Guiscard shouted, grabbing her hand. White, snowball-like creatures rolled out from the brush. They were cute in appearance, but the sight sent chills down the spin

Taillach began smoothly. The festival followed the footsteps of Tali, the Goddess of Winter. Following the path of the winter goddess who once wielded a ruthless spear to purge all evil, the travelers walked along the snowy walkway. Dianna, wearing a red fur hat, looked toward the window. Snowflakes fell, one by one, then two by two. The sky already wore an ink-black hue. [Dianna] "Aren't you cold?" She asked Guiscard, who stood beside her. Dianna wore a costly, bright red fu

[Anders] "Can you keep our meeting a secret from your father?" Dianna nodded at his request. The scandal involving Emil undoubtedly strained the relationship between her grandfather and her father. She couldn't predict how her father would react if he discovered she met her grandfather in secret. Fearing her father might uncover the truth, Dianna wandered through various merchant shops today, using a casual outing as her perfect alibi. [Dianna] "Then, how will Barot teach swo

Dianna must be the only person in the world to narrowly escape death from a door her own grandfather flung wide open. Furthermore, his failure to recognize her at the moment of their reunion, coupled with his ridiculous words, completely defied her expectations. Of course he wouldn't remember me. Stepping into the office, Dianna maintained absolute silence. The gatekeeper downstairs recognized her in an instant, yet her own flesh and blood remained utterly clueless. To make m

[Philip] "So, the place you visited by chance belongs to your maternal grandfather?" Dianna remained silent. [Philip] "I see. The world is tiny." He let out a sigh, knitting his brows as if reflecting on a problem. [Philip] "He behaved badly." She offered no response. [Philip] "Utterly wrong. You had every right to react that way." Those words brought immense solace, causing a wave of emotion to surge within Dianna. Philip sat beside her, studying her face. The girl whom he a

Dianna climbed the stairs of the building alongside her personal guards. The headquarters stood remarkably small compared to the premier merchant guilds she knew. The gatekeeper instructed her to leave her knights outside, and she complied with the command. The knights protested the order, but when Dianna accepted the procedure as a necessary security measure, the guards agreed to wait downstairs. In truth, she harbored no desire to expose her plan to educate Guiscard. Hiring

[Dianna] "Guiscard, are you alright?" She sprinted to him the moment Emil walked away. He gasped for air, his frame shaking from intense agony as saliva pooled at the corners of his mouth. How much pain must he endure? I never realized this restraint collar could be such a terrifying object. Dianna squeezed her eyes shut. She had refrained from attacking Emil previously because he was her brother. Although he was never a good brother, a shred of affection still existed betwee