The reason Olivia made a distressed expression while listening to Kraye’s words was not because she suspected the child as his, but because of the assumption that a ‘young child’ might have the same stamp as him.

“If a magician or his daughter stamped it, the child wouldn’t be able to escape those stamps in their eyes.”

“Maybe they intentionally left it like that. As a tool for some other plan.”

If it was the wizard who liked to flaunt, he would have already talked about such secret plans to himself, but that woman could be capable of it.

“Maybe.”

“If that’s really the case, I’ll have to dig up that already dead wizard and cut his throat again.”

“What does that mean?”
“He committed a crime worthy of death, and since the guy who did it is already dead, it’s contempt and insult.”

Olivia, who casually uttered harsh words, pinched her eyebrows tightly.

“I dislike a lot of people.”

Despite the sudden remark, Kraye listened intently to her voice without saying anything.

“The violence against those who cannot resist is the worst. Especially against children, sick people, and animals that cannot speak.”

As Olivia’s slender fingers pointed out each target, her blue eyes froze as if covered with a layer of frost.

“He mentioned hiding something in the child’s body.”

If there really is a ‘stamp’ on the child’s body…

“We need to check.”

As Olivia made a decision, she reached out her arms towards Kraye, who nodded and naturally embraced her again.

“Let’s finish the assassination case first, no, the justice case.”

Olivia, who had scolded through the documents, tapping them, before Isaac came in, spoke as she swiftly moved, having decided on the direction of the task.

“I need to examine that child too while handling this matter.”

Olivia, who had decided on the course of action, moved without hesitation.

To be precise, she was being carried by Kraye.

Because of her heel condition, she couldn’t walk at all.

Kraye, who had fixed Olivia’s robe hood that she had deeply pressed down to her chin, asked, “We need to go outside the palace. What about a disguise?”

“Even if I disguise myself like this, I’ll still stand out the same way.”

A scene where a tall woman walked with a man, being carried, was not something you could see every day.

Disguise is done to avoid drawing attention, but in this state, even if she disguised herself, anyone would inevitably pay attention to them.

Then, the disguised appearance that was useful before will be remembered by someone.

“So, can we only walk through paths where people can’t see?”

Without bothering to answer, Kraye disappeared from the spot in an instant.

The wind, brushing her cheek and ringing in her ears, was as sharp as the sound of blades clashing.

As Kraye’s embrace, running at a speed fast enough to make the sound of blades ringing, became familiar to Olivia, she clenched her mouth to prevent herself from biting her tongue.

Not long after, when Kraye, who had arrived at the address Isaac had mentioned, stopped, Olivia, who was still in his arms, looked around quickly.

“It seems to be that house.”

Following her fingertip, Kraye, who shifted his gaze, said, “There is a sign of life inside the house. One. It doesn’t move much, and judging by the fast heartbeat, it seems to be a young child.”

“Can I go inside the house with you?”

“If we break the door, it’s possible.”

“But that will be too noticeable. Unless I take the child with me, the child has already become dangerous due to Isaac and Ambhuh’s visit, so it will draw attention.”

Olivia, who had been staring at the door with narrow eyes, raised her eyebrows.
“If my eyes aren’t playing tricks on me, the door seems to be newly replaced.”

“The door is indeed new.”

“It seems an unwelcome guest has visited recently… Ah.”

If you say an unwelcome visitor has been to that house, it must be Ambhuh and Isaac.

“But still, the door has been replaced. It looks incredibly sturdy.”

Olivia, casually clicking her tongue, lightly tapped Kraye’s arm.

“Can you go in alone without breaking the door and check on the child?”

“It’s possible.”

“Alright. Then, let’s check the child first.”

“Are you telling me to check the stamp?”

“No, even if he’s a boy, you can’t examine him naked without explaining the situation.”

As soon as Kraye thought of a way to check if the child fainted without even realizing it, he erased the idea.

Because Olivia hates violence towards children.

Even if it’s to win her favor, he had no desire to do something that would be hated.

“After confirming the child, what’s next?”

“Check if there’s something hidden inside the house. Isaac might have looked around, but you might notice something related to the ancient god that he couldn’t feel.”

“I’ve never felt anything particularly different related to the ancient god.”

“You never know. Put me down. If you crouch down where you are now, you won’t be visible to people, right?”

“Without deliberately looking, you won’t be seen. I’ll be back soon.”

Olivia’s robe hood, which seemed to have nothing more to pull down, was held a little lower by Kraye and he disappeared.

Not long after entering Sugar’s house, Kraye, who had sensed a sign of life, headed towards it.

And the next moment.

Sugar discovered the crimson eyes emitting a dull light in the darkness and got up in astonishment.

Between the child being silent without even screaming and freezing.

Kraye very slowly raised his index finger to his lips.