Tiendavis - For Perfect Salvation (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 159

The astrologer said.

―But Ivy, there are acts of help in this world that come without a price.

The earl, who resembled him yet was not the same man, also said,

―It’s true the world is cold, but that doesn’t mean everything is always that way.

Ivy agreed with their words. She understood why they spoke as they did.

They simply wished to tell her out of affection.

That this world isn’t filled solely with malice—that kindness and gentleness undeniably exist.

Their words were not wrong.

In this world, there are more ordinary, decent people than villains.

Yet they dwell in different places: one like a sprout emerging beneath a blue sky, the other like filth buried underground, rotting away—so they rarely meet.

While ordinary good folk push cruelty out of their world through mutual aid, ordinary evildoers build their nests in shadows where they can avoid watchful eyes.

Thus, the malice of the lowest world, untouched by kindness, remains utterly undiluted, growing ever more concentrated.

In the 309th year of the vanished world, during the season of twilight’s end—already rewritten and erased forever—Saintess Ivy Ariate was granted the title of countess and the southern territories of Vis by Cedro Gar.

Upon hearing this news, the Tienda nobles secretly whispered that Cedro was stingy, having carved out barren wasteland in the south to give to the great saintess.

But contrary to this ignorant misconception, it was done at the saintess’s own request.

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