"Wh-What?! Aurora is a Justice Watcher?" asked Arryn. Erina nodded. The woman intentionally didn't tell Arryn the truth to keep their relationship on good terms. However, Erina found it difficult to invite her to Anchora. She still wanted to focus on practising her skills because she had a promise that had been conveyed to Arryn, they wanted to be together at the Mireth Institute of Sorcery. Arryn sat down limply; he was shocked, with both eyes widened. In his heart at the moment, he was having two different feelings, happy and sad. "She must be at the Obelisk right now. You should go there and persuade her to come here," Erina replied. "The Obelisk is a long way from Anchora. Just tell someone to go there," Alexia said, proposing to send a royal soldier to bring Aurora. "She won't go unless Arryn brings her. That woman is in love with him," said Erina. "What?! Don't say those nonsense words," Arryn replied. "You can prove it by going there," Erina said, extending her right han

"How did you know I was a Justice Watcher?" asked Aurora. The woman closed the door behind her so that her parents wouldn't hear what the two of them were saying. Not only Aurora was taking preventive measures, but also Arryn. The young man told the merchantman who had accompanied him to leave. The man nodded obediently. He walked away from Aurora's yard, which suddenly became the center of attention for them. "Erina told me," Arryn said. "Miss Erina, huh? She's really annoying. For a week now, she's been bothering me non-stop," Aurora said, annoyed. "Then she sent you here to pick me up?" Aurora continued, asking to confirm Arryn's purpose for coming to her house. Arryn remained silent, not responding to Aurora's question. Aurora understood Arryn's point; she would eventually get involved with Justice Watcher's affairs again. "Aurora," someone called from behind the door. Aurora looked surprised. Her body turned around, and grabbed the doorknob quickly. When she opened it, Aur

For a while, Arryn took Aurora away from her wooden house, which had been completely destroyed. The young man left Aurora's residence fire extinguished by the local villagers while he tried to calm the woman's heart. Aurora didn't seem to talk much, preferring to stay silent and reflect on what had happened. Seeing Aurora in a slump made Arryn decide to give her some space for a while. Arryn walked closer to Aurora's residence, seeing several fires starting to fade, thanks to the mutual cooperation of the villagers. They began to walk in to retrieve Aurora's mother's body, but all they found were pieces of wood; there was no body of a single person in the house. "Why can't I find Aurora's mother's body here?" asked one of the men in Aurora's room. Arryn entered the house and saw that the damage was so severe that it was not suitable for Aurora to live in unless significant renovations were made. Arryn's eyes were distracted when he saw a young man coming out of Aurora's mother's ro

Since all the team members had gathered, each team began to discuss how to defeat their opponents. The team with Kai as leader remained at the Justice Watcher headquarters, unlike Hayaka and Brandon, who chose different places. Hayaka chose to discuss inside the bookstore, close to the bookshelves. Brandon decided to take another place somewhat different from the t, a tavern close to the Alchery. "Kira's power is an explosion. With Aurora's presence in our team, she can reduce the impact of Kira's power," Brandon explained, explaining in detail while sipping the drink in his glass. "Not only her, but I can also help by moving the explosion with my dimensional power," said Arryn, sharing Brandon's opinion. "When are we going south?" Sophie asked. That question was also on Arryn and Aurora's minds. The team was formed in order to fight the Emissaries in this war, and all of the Emissaries were currently south of Athanor. "Once all the preparations are done, we'll leave for there,"

*** Right after walking for a few minutes, the three came to the front of a vast forest with tall trees. It was pretty dark inside, even when the sun was above their heads. "Is this the place?" asked Arryn, curiously looking up at the treetops before him. "Yes. We'd better get in before any villagers see," Aurora pleaded. Arryn and Ivy nodded their heads. They walked after Aurora, who entered the forest first. At a glance, the forest area wasn't so different from other forests, except that the atmosphere in this sacred forest was quite dark due to the large leaves that blocked the light from entering. Even though the light is hard to penetrate, strangely, vegetation other than large trees easily grows dense as if they have their own photosynthesis mechanism. Aurora says one of the differences between sacred forests and other forests is that they seem to have their own separate world. "One time, some villagers saw these trees moving in one night. No one knows how the trees moved,