To You, Whom I Shouldn't Love (24 Chapters Left to Complete) - Chapter 93

“A legend of ancient magic?”

Cassel and a legend? It was a combination that didn’t fit at all. Cassel seemed like the type who’d say, “Legends are nothing but baseless illusions with no credibility whatsoever”…

Riena glanced around unnecessarily at the empty space nearby before opening the book. Somehow, the thought that *that* Cassel had read it stirred her curiosity.

While skimming through the book, she came across a page that was especially tattered.

“Could this be the page Cassel often looked at?”

Carefully unfolding it, she found a chapter titled “The Goddess’s Dagger.”

Riena began reading from that point onward.

It was said that in the ancient kingdom—now known only through legends—there existed all manner of magical artifacts. From tools that warmed food to devices capable of instantly healing those on the brink of death, their variety was vast.

Intrigued, Riena leaned back lazily in her chair and focused intently on the book.

Among them, the tale of a magical artifact capable of rivaling divine authority continued to capture the attention of many even today—namely, the “Goddess’s Dagger.”

Beneath this passage extended a lengthy explanation accompanied by an illustration of an ornate dagger.

The reason “Goddess” was attached to the dagger’s name was singular: it contained a power that only deities could control—a force utterly inaccessible to mortals.

That power was time itself.

The Goddess’s Dagger was said to be capable of turning back time. Countless individuals had claimed to have used it to reverse time, but among them, the most credible claim belonged to Clodin, a renowned mage from the ancient kingdom.

Clodin, the son of a farmer from the southern region of the ancient kingdom, began asserting one day that he had traveled back in time. He was twenty-three years old at the time.

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