Changing the Keywords of the Dark Lords (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 78

“…….”

Back in her room at last, finally alone, Delina slowly tore open the envelope in her hand. Soon, Celine’s name appeared on the paper before her.

“Name: Celine Ulphirim, black hair, blue eyes, female… They really followed the exact format of a formal request.”

Delina’s pupils dilated as she read the thoroughly investigated details about Celine. One particular piece of information caught her eye—Celine’s village of origin.

‘Burned to the ground? The whole village?’

Officially, there were zero survivors. But Celine was alive. And it wasn’t long before Delina understood why Celine had hidden her village’s name.

Treason.

The village had been burned because of treason. Under the charge of treason, the entire village turned to ashes, and all its residents were executed on the spot—except Celine, who unofficially remained alive.

Everything that followed matched exactly what Celine had told her: she had drifted from one noble household to another as a servant, and none of the families she’d worked for had known her true identity.

‘Well, if one of the servants turned out to be the daughter of Duke Bellion, anyone would be utterly shocked.’

Indeed, Celine had concealed her identity so thoroughly that she only returned to the ducal house after reaching adulthood. A moment later, Delina’s lips tightened—precisely upon seeing the word “fire.” Crimson flames flickered before her eyes.

Screams echoing from every direction, searing heat piercing deep into her lungs, and five figures standing amid the inferno…

The village burned to nothing, the flames that had engulfed the square long ago—none of this could possibly be coincidence. As Delina’s gaze dropped to the final paragraph, she saw Noah’s elegant handwriting, written like a letter.

Just as Delina was about to read the rest, a sudden commotion erupted outside the door. Someone flung it open and rushed inside. Startled, Delina looked up to see who it was.

“Your Highness?”

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