Stolen Crown Princess (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 89

At Ibelia’s words, Felix furrowed one eyebrow.

“That’s something I already knew.”

It was a reaction to hearing something beneath his expectations. Ibelia nodded obediently. That wasn’t what she truly wanted to say.

“If I may elaborate a bit more on what we already know… I felt my body burning up fiercely for no reason. It was as if my whole body was on fire, or as if I’d plunged into molten lava.”

“…….”

“Then, at some point, I opened my eyes—and when I came to my senses, I found myself lying not in the estate, but in my room at the capital’s ducal residence. My first thought was of the estate, but I obediently nodded along to Father’s claim that it must have been a dream. That probably means my memories of the estate weren’t vivid enough for me to believe them wholeheartedly.”

“What exactly are you trying to say?”

Felix tilted his head sideways, clearly baffled by her intent. Prompted by his reaction, Ibelia immediately continued.

“Isn’t it strange? It’s an old story, but I usually remember things from my childhood quite clearly—everything except what happened at the estate and why I fell so gravely ill back then.”

“…….”

“In any case, after that severe illness, my health improved significantly. Of course, compared to average people, I was still rather frail—but I was undeniably far healthier than before.”

At Ibelia’s firm declaration, Felix wore a peculiar expression. Indeed, among all the things he’d heard so far, this stirred his curiosity the most.

To think that merely waking up after groaning through an illness had made her incomparably healthier than before—it certainly warranted consideration regarding divine power.

Yet what still nagged at him was this: divine power wasn’t something that manifested later in life, yet in her case, it seemed undeniably acquired after birth.

Still, there was no strong reason left to reject the idea. After all, Ibelia herself represented a possibility Felix had never encountered before.

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