Chapter 112

Translator: Tani

Camillon Palace. 

It was the official residence of the Crown Prince. 

Yan whipped his head around and stared at Calian – then asked. 

“You’ve never mentioned wanting to become the Crown Prince before.”

“You just said we can’t raise in Chermil. That’s why I’m going to Camillon.” 

Yan looked dumbfounded. 

“You’re the only one who wants to go to Camillon to raise a dog.” 

Calian took a sip of tea and put it down. 

He liked the refreshing scent that was unique to mint. 

After relishing in that fragrance that filled his mouth, Calian opened his mouth, his gaze still fixed out of the window, his expression relaxed. 

“I’m probably the only prince who has met the real Sispanian too.” 

It took a few seconds, before Yan understood what Calian was saying. 

The glass in Yan’s hand fell to the floor. 

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Siegfried’s inner city was within the reach of Sispanian’s power, so much like the royal palace of Kyris, communication with Alan was impossible. 

So Calian asked Yan to take him to a place that was suitable for him to be able to talk to Alan. And Yan, who was still reeling from the shock of hearing that not only was Sispanian really alive, but she had appeared before Calian and had a conversation with him, barely pulled himself together enough to find a suitable place. 

It was a deep within the inner castle, a rare corner of the Seigfried’s castle without Sispanian’s power. 

“People don’t come here very often.”

Calian looked around and laughed softly. 

Even though he laughed as though he was having fun, it didn’t suit the environment he was in. There were many small statues and monuments dedicated to the dead. The place that Yan had guided him to was a mausoleum for the important figures in the Seigfried family. 

“Yes there are certainty fewer people here than any other place.” 

“Yes, you can relax and talk here.” 

At least, when they went to an upper floor, there was a large space without any monuments and Calian went there to speak to Alan. 

Alan answered the call like he had been waiting for it. 

He must have been curious too, since it was Alan who had advised him to go and see Sispanian when they had talked about the Axis of Time. 

Calian, who had gotten so lucky, told all the stories he had saved up so far in one. 

Alan’s reaction in the beginning was no different to Yan’s. A dumbfounded speechlessness. Calian thought Alan would have been a few times more surprised than Yan though. 

After all, if the persists of Tensil worshipped Serenti, then every mage had Sisipanian. 

As expected, Alan ended up saying something like that. 

The feeling of surprise and regret was fully conveyed, even with their distance. 

Of course, even if Alan had come together with him, he would not have met Sispanian, but rather only see the light – even so, there was nothing one could do about regret. 

Calian, who said this, took a leisurely look around for a moment. 

A place that was full of traces of the dead. He looked at the place where the last pieces of sincerity of those who wanted to remember the deceased was contained and delivered the word, 

The one with the soul of a crown prince that had not left a trace of his existence, spoke of life.

Perhaps because he had been expecting this question from Calian, Alan answered immediately.

The smiling Calian continued, 

It was as Alan had said. 

Evan Brissen and Alan have made an ‘oath’. So the Marquis could not tell Silica about how or why Lennon had been handled in the way he had. If he broke the vow then his heart would be crushed so Alan was not worried about the secret leaking out. 

Instead of answering, Alan simply laughed. 

Calian’s eyes widened at that reaction and he asked, 

Whether he was opening the folded letter, or choosing how to convey the message – for a moment, there was no word from Alan. Calian glanced towards Yan, who was stood far away, while waiting for Alan’s response, which came soon after. 

Grey Brissen. 

The eldest son of Marquis Evan Brissen. He was also the Margrave of a territory adjacent to Tensil. 

Rather than shock or reluctance, there was curiosity on Calian’s face. 

Calian turned his head for a moment and looked in the direction that Kyrisis would be. 

He could see another messenger bird flying off into the distance.

The news that bird would deliver, Grey Brissen and Calian.

He was already looking forwards to the day when the three would collide.