Tiendavis - For Perfect Salvation (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 203

Watching Miel say, “I was really startled when Noche glared at me,” Cassel deeply acknowledged that this ancient figure had already been extraordinary long before reaching this age.

“It’s astonishing enough that you committed arson at that age, but even more so that you participated in the record restoration.”

Cassel honestly admired Sere’s actions.

“So you’ve been studying the ancient language since childhood?”

And his admiration carried a subtle hint of intimacy.

The restoration of ancient civilization was the achievement of Cassel’s ancestor, King Montra. Yet now he learned that Sere—the former self of both Miel and Rohika—had taken part in that very project, and Cassel found this point of connection privately pleasing.

But in return for showing his goodwill, all he received was Miel’s cold, mocking smile.

“Miel finds the Marquis’s ignorance extremely amusing, but tries not to blame you for it. After all, unpleasant things are meant to be hidden.”

“What do you mean by…?”

“Does the Marquis imagine the record-keepers of that era Miel speaks of were learned scholars?”

Cassel, who had been thinking exactly that, was utterly flustered.

Moreover, what Miel pointed out so innocently wasn’t just Cassel Montra’s narrow-minded assumption—it was common knowledge shared by most Tienda nobles.

After all, prominently displayed at the entrance of Tienda’s Grand Library was a grand painting depicting the wise King Montra seated among elderly northern scholars, examining the newly unearthed ancient civilization.

Thus, as he listened to Miel, Cassel had vaguely assumed Sere must have been either the daughter of such a scholar or an exceptionally brilliant student.

But was that not the case?

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