How to Turn a Kind Savior into an Emperor (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 64

Ines smiled and continued reading the next part.

“There lived a fairy who lost her wings, a fairy who lost her magic wand, a fairy who lost her memories, and a fairy who lost her time.”

Each fairy had lost something. Among them was even a fairy who had lost her heart. They could not live in a world belonging to fairies who had lost nothing.

Just then, Emma came to fetch Louis. The child waved to Ines and Hansen and briefly left his seat.

Ines and Priest Hansen sat side by side on the bench without exchanging a word. Over time, they had grown so accustomed to each other that silence between them no longer felt awkward. At that moment, a breeze brushed past Ines’s cheek and drifted away.

Every time her senses stirred, Carson inevitably came to mind.

Hansen’s hair, grown much longer since leaving the temple, fluttered in the direction of the wind.

Just as she thought how well long hair suited him, a sudden seizure struck.

Hansen already knew well about Ines’s condition. Moreover, since arriving here, he had witnessed something truly astonishing: her seizures and breathing difficulties—which normally took a long, agonizing time to subside—would calm down as if by magic the moment Carson’s hand touched her.

As a mid-ranking priest responsible for administrative duties at the temple, Hansen naturally also knew how Ines had come to Edmont.

Yet he asked nothing. He merely guessed that some untold story must lie between the two of them.

Hansen knelt before Ines.

As both priest and healer, he tried to help her breathe more easily. But it was not something that would improve quickly.

“I’ll go bring my lord.”

He wasn’t sure if she had even heard his words. The situation was so urgent that it wouldn’t have been surprising if her breath had stopped right then and there. But just as Hansen hurried to move away from her, her hand abruptly seized his wrist.

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