The Princess Wants to Live (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 109

My charge shows clear reluctance to keep me near, yet for some whim, occasionally summons him without any apparent reason.

Accustomed to this by now, Keslan silently complied with the sudden call, fulfilling his duty as a guard knight.

However, his inner self was far from calm.

Ever since encountering Greta, he keenly felt the undeniable existence of distinct gaps in his memory.

These missing fragments of memory were irregular in both duration and timing, and so far, he hadn’t heard any reports of having caused trouble.

Yet, the sheer terror of losing himself without any known cause was overwhelming.

Though he had been relentlessly busy as an Imperial knight—scarcely finding time to rest after the chaotic incident at the Hunt Festival—he had desperately sought every possible avenue to resolve these memory lapses.

“If you drink too much, your memory just vanishes, right?”

“Maybe someone smacked you on the back of the head and left?”

“You should ask a physician about that.”

As expected, his fellow knights—both seniors and juniors—offered no real help, and even the trusted palace physician failed to provide a satisfying answer.

“Well… I can’t find any signs of physical trauma, no matter how closely I examine you. You say this isn’t the first time? Hmm. I recall reading a document somewhere about a condition that causes memory loss. But it’s exceedingly rare for someone so young to develop it.”

He’d requested that document just in case, yet deep down, he already knew this wasn’t that kind of illness.

After all, his memory vanished only when meeting that unsettling diplomat from Norden.

No way—that couldn’t be it—he kept telling himself, yet inevitably linked Greta directly to his memory gaps.

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