Saved Him, Now I'm Obsessed (10 Chapters Left to Complete) - Chapter 139

Could it be because he only knew how to study and was unfamiliar with social life? His emotions showed clearly on his face.

He wore an expression that seemed to say, “Is this really what kind of person she was?” Probably because Claire’s current demeanor differed greatly from the impression he’d formed of her in the past.

On the other hand, he also looked unsure how much of Ileina’s ongoing narrative he should actually believe.

Nevertheless, Ileina enthusiastically recounted the events that had happened to me, embellishing them just enough and smoothing out the details into a lively tale.

It was all true—but somehow it felt like the biography of a hero. Hearing it this way, even I began to wonder if I’d really done all that myself. No wonder Lord Eloyd was staring at me with an expression of disbelief.

“Young Lady Claire truly is a genius.”

“Of course she is! If Claire isn’t a genius, then who else could possibly be called one? Even Count Herman acknowledged it—Count Herman, the Imperial Healer himself! He apparently recognized Claire’s genius at first glance.”

She excitedly began explaining how I’d ended up becoming an Imperial physician instead of an ordinary healer. She particularly depicted Healer Memelt as a dreadful villain.

By the time she mentioned how many people had later lost their lives due to his treatment methods—and how he ultimately couldn’t escape punishment—it truly sounded like a heroic novel.

I hadn’t directly told Ileina about the specifics of the treatment process, my own internal struggles, or the story of treating Seina, the gravedigger’s daughter.

But thanks to Count Herman, who’d been invited to countless parties where he’d recounted these stories in detail, it seemed word had already spread widely among people.

Lord Eloyd listened with keen interest, but his eyes especially sparkled when he heard about the gravedigger’s flower.

He showed the most fascination with the part about how the root absorbed the properties of the soil it touched, rather than the petal’s composition—understandable, given his studies on soil quality and plant growth.

“I’m truly amazed. Until now, I thought Princess Greina of Pledinus Kingdom was the only person in the world who could genuinely be called a genius.”

“You mean Princess Greina.”

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