Chapter 39: The Beginning of Collapse
The sky was draped in heavy gray clouds, relentless cold rain weaving the world into a hazy watercolor blur. On […]
The sky was draped in heavy gray clouds, relentless cold rain weaving the world into a hazy watercolor blur. On […]
“Ugh—mm, mm.” For some reason, Qianyu, who usually slept soundly from midnight to dawn, suddenly jolted awake. She wanted to
The Second Rose Garden Cafeteria was a battlefield, and Ailiya was a seasoned warrior. Tray in hand, she executed a
If there was anything at St. Freya’s that Ailiya genuinely praised, it was the academy’s cafeteria. In her eyes, it
After the negotiation, Ailiya trailed Liliane through more grueling tasks—proofreading a fifty-page legal document on ancient forbidden magic and attending
Liliane’s enchanted carriage was less a vehicle and more a mobile miniature golden palace. Ailiya followed Liliane aboard, sinking into
Memorizing Liliane’s schedule, as daunting as the final question of a math exam, was merely the first hurdle. Just as
“Ahh…” Ailiya let out a massive yawn, a tear squeezed from the corner of her eye. She chewed the air
Ailiya was jolted awake at dawn by her internal “punch-the-clock” instinct. Sporting dark circles rivaling an abyss beast’s eye sockets,
Aurora’s pupils shrank to pinpoints. She froze, and after three agonizing seconds, let out an exaggerated, unnatural laugh. “Y-you… why