I'll Abandon the Fake Savior (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 84

Edna had never felt so unsettled in her entire life. But Edna could not say a word. It was because of none other than Yuricien, whom she secretly despised as much as Adel.

‘A lie, it’s….’

She couldn’t believe this reality where she couldn’t even open her mouth. And this sensation was something she had long forgotten.

‘No way….’

Edna’s thoughts, denying reality, drifted back to the past. To the time when Yuricien Agathe Windsor and Edna Ollie Calipso, the young lady of the Calipso Marquisate, first met.

Back then, Edna was a child too timid to even speak to Yuricien. Despite her haughty personality, which hadn’t changed from then to now.

The reason was simple.

‘Because I wasn’t… permitted.’

Yuricien was in such a lofty position. Even at just ten years old, one needed permission and had to wait their turn to converse with Yuricien. And that was the responsibility of Edna’s father, the Marquis Calipso, whom she thought was as mighty as a mountain.

When Edna first exchanged greetings with Yuricien, she was overjoyed. When Yuricien invited Edna to the tea party she hosted for the first time, Edna became the pride of the Calipso Marquisate.

And when Yuricien called Edna ‘Edna’ and declared in front of others, ‘We’re friends,’ the Marquis Calipso wept. He believed they could finally escape their chronic financial troubles. He said that raising a daughter well had brought great fortune to their house.

‘After that, our house received a lot of help from Windsor in many ways.’

The mismanaged estate found stability thanks to personnel lent by Windsor, and when deceitful middle managers incited a revolt among the estate’s people, Windsor’s knights provided protection and mediation to resolve it.

The Calipso family, always seated at the back in the imperial capital, could rise to the middle ranks solely because Edna attended balls and tea parties alongside Yuricien.

Back then, Edna was immensely grateful to Yuricien, but Yuricien, feeling burdened by Edna’s excessive gratitude, said:

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