Stolen Crown Princess (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 77

Felix sat heavily in a sunny spot, unable to tear his eyes from the book. Usually, his eyes would be half-glazed from failing to find what he sought, but today was different.

His gaze was sharp, and his eyes narrowed. That alone exuded an unusual atmosphere.

“Healing powers, including divine power, are rare abilities manifested in one out of ten thousand people, and among them…”

Felix, engrossed in the book with unprecedented seriousness, felt his eyes flicker briefly. The finger tracing the text trembled slightly.

“…it is said that a human with a mutated ability, possessing a new kind of power, has been discovered once every hundred years, though it has not been precisely confirmed.”

A mutated ability, a new kind of power.

It was the very content he had been searching for. Though the book noted it wasn’t precisely confirmed, the fact that such content was recorded meant it must have been passed down orally. That alone felt like a soothing relief to the itch he couldn’t endure.

“Could Ibelia be such a case?”

In a low, profound murmur, Felix mused. The feeling he had experienced through Ibelia was something even he, who had lived for centuries, had never encountered before.

“If it’s not a temporary phenomenon but a power Ibelia possesses…”

Felix furrowed his brow, lost in thought. He began to systematically organize the chaotic thoughts that had cluttered his mind.

If Ibelia was the human described in the book, it would be wise to prepare for any possible situation.

Tritan was a palace from an era where gods existed and evil energies coexisted. So, however slim the chance, humans with divine power, healing abilities, or other rare powers had existed. They had to serve the gods and oppose the evil energies.

But Valcheroph was different. Until he was released from his seal, no gods existed, nor did the evil energy he had sealed away coexist. Yet, the presence of a human with such powers here…

“…it must mean that power is needed.”

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