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00:00Ahead of my lavish nubitals to Lucien, heir apportant of the marquistit,
00:04I tried on the crimson gold thread consecrated bridal cloak.
00:07The garment stirred up fond wedding memories for his sister-in-law,
00:11who wept her eyes ret soon after.
00:13Lucien then had my consecrated bridal cloak and sun hazo crown it,
00:17changed to rose-colored overnight.
00:20The next day, he turned up at my estate with sanctonious pretensions to persuade me.
00:24Celestine, no matter what you wear for the wedding, you will still be the future Margare.
00:28Why must you upset my sister-in-law?
00:30Ever since she was titled a consecrated widow,
00:32crimson has never again appeared in the Marginga's castle.
00:35Although a bride blessed by the church must wear crimson,
00:37rose-pink still counts as red, does it not?
00:39I will still acknowledge you as my legitimate, orthodox spouse.
00:42You are the true-blood daughter of the Duke of Valamont.
00:44You ought to possess noble magnanimity.
00:46Rose-pink is also a shade of red?
00:47By that flawed reasoning, anyone across the marquesship
00:50could lay claim to House Thornfield's lawful heirship.
00:53Being the house's heir appriot, Lucien,
00:55is bound to uphold the noble virtue of mercy.
00:58Lucien opened the chest.
00:59The consecrated bridal cloak kept the original design.
01:02Its color was changed to rose-pink fabric.
01:04This color is only for lesser consorts.
01:06The scene stunned everyone present.
01:08Ladies who came for the dower covered their mouth
01:10could be seen clearly.
01:11Celestine, I had this bridal wear stitched in an all-night rush just for you.
01:15Would you try it on?
01:16Lucien looked at me with a face full of tenness.
01:18I pointed at that ridiculous chest of rose and asked,
01:22This is my bridal gown?
01:23A rose-colored secondary bridal gown?
01:26The customs of your house, Thornfield, are utterly absurd.
01:29You had my crimson gold thread consecrated bridal cloak taken away yesterday
01:33just to replace it with this.
01:35Why?
01:36Lucien looked somewhat troubled, but slowly spoke.
01:39Celestine, when you were trying on the bridal gown that day,
01:42my sister-in-law saw it.
01:44She went back and cried all night.
01:46It reminded her of the day she was married,
01:48and she was deeply heartbroken.
01:49My elder brother has passed away,
01:51and she is a consecrated widow anointed by the church.
01:54Now the sight has stirred her grief.
01:56You know she has not had it easy,
01:57so why must you wear a crimson gown and cause her such sorrow?
02:01No matter what you wear to marry into the Margarians' castle,
02:04I will acknowledge it.
02:05You will still be my future Margesine.
02:07Why must you be so stubborn?
02:09My sister-in-law has suffered much.
02:11Just bear with it and yield to her.
02:14All right?
02:17I almost laughed out of sheer anger.
02:20Elwyn had known the two Thornwood brothers since childhood,
02:22back when she married into the Margar's castle.
02:25Less than a year after the wedding,
02:27Lucien's elder brother died in battle,
02:29at the edge of the magical beast front.
02:30At that time,
02:32Elivin threatened to jump off the tower
02:33and smash her head against the coffin,
02:35set the whole town chattering with scandal.
02:38The Arpa ship and the queen were moved by this,
02:41and personally titled her a consecrated widow.
02:44Two years had passed,
02:45and she had not missed a single social ball in the royal capital.
02:48Surrounded by admirers like the moon surrounded by stars every single time,
02:52one could hear everyone praising her,
02:54lauding her chastity and her deep devotion.
02:57How is it that she can revel in banquets and balls outside without a care in the world,
03:01yet when it comes to my wedding,
03:03she suddenly plays the part of one overwhelmed by painful memories?
03:07She cannot bear to see crimson?
03:10Could it be just be because her husband died,
03:12all'd in entire the noble kingdom,
03:14must play the widow alongside her?
03:16One of the noble ladies could cannot stand it anymore,
03:19and spoke up for justice.
03:20Lord Eyre,
03:22a noble woman's vows at the High Chapel are everything.
03:24The crimson cloak,
03:25the sun halo coronat,
03:26that's what makes it real.
03:28A true wife isn't some secondary contort
03:30who'd marry a real bride in rose.
03:32The Lord Eyre is marrying a lady of the house,
03:34not some shameful mistress.
03:36How dare you humiliate Celeste with a rose-colored gown?
03:39Exactly.
03:40Does Alonwit know what an orthic consecrated bridal cloak symbolizes?
03:44Having it changed to rose-colored,
03:45she must have done it on purpose.
03:46Is your lordship taking a wife,
03:48or taking a secondary consort?
03:50Celeste is already suffering such grievances
03:51before even entering the castle.
03:53What will happen once she marries in?
03:55Elendon cannot bear to see red.
03:56Why do I find that so hard to believe?
03:58At the last royal banquet,
03:59wasn't she and she is the only one allowed to wear it,
04:01while others are forbidden?
04:03The group of noble ladies voiced their indignation on my behalf.
04:07Besides,
04:08it was unheard of for a rightful Marchie S
04:10to be wed in rose-pink bridal wear.
04:12I slammed the trunk shut with a resounding crash
04:14and looked at Lucien.
04:15Your lordship,
04:16please take this bridal gown back.
04:18Forgive Celeme,
04:19but I cannot wear it.
04:20Lucien anxiously defended himself.
04:22I did not mean to humiliate you, Celeste.
04:24My sister-in-law is truly heartbroken.
04:26Why must you pierce her heart like this?
04:29Rose-pink is also a shade of red,
04:31using a rose-colored gown for a grand wedding.
04:34I truly had not heard such a brazen distortion
04:36of right and wrong in a long time.
04:38Just as I was about to lash out,
04:40a maid led a woman inside.
04:42My lady,
04:43the lady of the thorn-wheeled Marjus castle,
04:45is here to visit.
04:46It was Elwyn.
04:47She was clad in somber funeral weeds,
04:49typical of a widow's garb,
04:51standing at the doorway.
04:53At this moment,
04:53she looked at Lucien with red eyes,
04:55hurried forward to his side,
04:56and said with urgency and heartache,
04:57How could you do this?
04:59If this royal betrothed is ruined because of me,
05:01how am I to explain this to the Marjurk and his lady?
05:03Then,
05:03Elwyn looked at me cautiously.
05:05Sister,
05:06do not blame Lucien.
05:07He simply aches for me as his sister-in-law.
05:09He did not do it on purpose.
05:11For my sake,
05:12please forgive him this once.
05:14Lucien said anxiously,
05:15Your eyes are swollen from crying.
05:16Why did you come here?
05:17Their back-and-forth exchange of mutual concern
05:20caused the noble ladies nearby
05:22to start whispering among themselves.
05:24I laughed mockingly.
05:26I am truly unaware of what the rules of House Thornfield are like.
05:29A woman calling her late husband's brother by his given name,
05:31and so intimately.
05:33If word of this gets out,
05:34what might other people think?
05:36After all,
05:37a younger brother aching for his widowed sister-in-law
05:39so much that he makes his unwed fiancé
05:42wear a rose-colored secondary bridal gown.
05:44I have never heard of such a thing.
05:47As soon as my words fell,
05:49the murmurs among the crowd grew louder.
05:51As a widow consecrated by the church,
05:53didn't Elliman always claim the past
05:55that she wouldn't speak a single word to other men?
05:57She calls out to Lucien more intimately
05:59than even his own fiancé does.
06:02Who would believe they are entirely innocent?
06:04No wonder Lucien would wrong Celestine for Elvin's sake.
06:08Celestine is truly unlucky to be marrying into such a family.
06:11What will become of her in the future?
06:14Hearing the gossip,
06:15Elliman feels very awkward.
06:18It's not like that.
06:20Enough!
06:21The surroundings fell silent.
06:23Lucien glared at me with ferocious eyes.
06:26Celestine, is this your scheme?
06:28Let these people humiliate Elliman here
06:30just to show your displeasure?
06:32To think she was worried about you feeling wronged
06:35and came expressly to reason with me.
06:36And you?
06:37You had people humiliate her here.
06:39Your petty, small-minded streak
06:42makes me wonder
06:43how you'd treat her once installed at the castle.
06:45I laughed out of sheer fury.
06:48It wasn't enough for you to come to my door alone.
06:51You had to bring Eligin to play the victim.
06:54Could it be that whoever's husband dies becomes invincible
06:57and can do whatever they please?
06:59Lucien retorted in exasperation.
07:02Celestine, my sister-in-law is a consecrated widow
07:04anointed by the church.
07:06Can you not just take a step back and yield?
07:07You are marrying into Lothornhield
07:09and will face each other every day in the future.
07:11If you make things this rich and unyielding
07:13it will do you no good.
07:15Elliman entered the Marjory's castle before you
07:17and she is the most revered person of our entire family.
07:20Even when you become the lady of the house in the future
07:22it will still be so.
07:23My mind is made up.
07:24Three days from now
07:25at the vows in the high chapel
07:27you can only enter wearing this gown.
07:29A wife ought to obey her husband.
07:32That is the very doctrine set down
07:33in the canon of the holy maidens.
07:35And as the true blood daughter of a duken house
07:38it is high time you studied it.
07:40Properly.
07:42Elliman standing to the side
07:43said carefully and tendedly
07:46Sister-in-law
07:47Lucien is only showing consideration for me
07:49as his sister-in-law.
07:50After all
07:51as long as one weds the one they love
07:53does the color of the bridal cloak
07:55truly matter?
07:56Sister-in-law?
07:57After speaking
07:58she trailed behind Lucien
07:59with practiced fragility
08:00as Lucien left the gates of the ducal estate.
08:04Several noble ladies swarmed around me.
08:07Celeste
08:07you absolutely cannot marry
08:09in a rose-colored gown.
08:10It signifies a secondary union.
08:12You cannot willingly lower your status
08:14and go from an orthodox lady
08:16to a mistress.
08:18Exactly.
08:19I think Lucien and Ellowyn
08:20came here intentionally
08:21to humiliate you.
08:22Ellowyn did it on purpose
08:23wanting you to be reduced
08:25to a secondary consort
08:26the moment you enter the castle.
08:28Who knows what she is plotting?
08:30His Majesty the King
08:32had bestowed the royal betrothal
08:33upon Lucien and me.
08:35After my father passed away
08:36though the Valamont-Ducery estate
08:38still possessed deep foundations
08:39both my parents were gone.
08:42Lucien was relying on the fact
08:43that my parents were gone
08:44and no one was there to back me up.
08:47That was why he dared to marry me
08:48into his house in such a manner.
08:50I looked at that unbearably offensive chest
08:52of rose-colored gowns
08:53and smiled mockingly.
08:55Rose pink is also red?
08:56Wants me to have noble magnuity?
08:58I certainly possess the magnuity
08:59to tolerate others.
09:00It's just that while I have it
09:01I wonder if Lucien does.
09:05Subsequently
09:06I ordered the elite shadow wardens
09:08left to me by my father
09:10to carry out a certain task.
09:14Then
09:14I rode a carriage overnight
09:16to seek an audience
09:17in the royal palace
09:18with Queen Seraphine.
09:19The queen was my maternal aunt.
09:21Since my parents were unable
09:23to make it back
09:24to the royal capital
09:25it was only right
09:26for my aunt to preside
09:27over my marriage.
09:28Three days later
09:29the Valamont Dukial estate
09:31was marrying off its daughter
09:32and the house
09:33of the Thornfield Marsha
09:34was receiving the bride.
09:36It was the most
09:36aduspicious of days
09:38and all the nobles
09:39in the city
09:40were watching the spectacle.
09:42However
09:42early that morning
09:43at the Margarek's castle
09:44Your lordship
09:45this is bad!
09:46Our lady seems to have
09:47caught a severe chill.
09:48Her body is burning hot
09:49right now.
09:50Please go and see her!
09:51Lucien did not even have time
09:52to button his groom's
09:53main ceremonial assuring
09:54before he rushed anxiously
09:55to Elowyn's courtyard.
09:57Elowyn was burning up
09:58Her face flushed crimson
10:00as she deliriously
10:01called out
10:02Lucius
10:03Lucien's face
10:04changed with panic.
10:05Quick fetch
10:06the royal healers!
10:08Your lordship
10:09the auspicious hour
10:10is almost upon us.
10:11You should head
10:11to the high chamber
10:12to receive the bride.
10:13Lucien rebuked him angrily.
10:15The first lady
10:15is this severely ill.
10:16Is her life more important
10:17or is the wedding?
10:18Do I need to teach you?
10:19Anyway
10:19this marriage
10:20is a royal betrothal
10:21Selethion has to marry
10:22and no matter what
10:23go to my Lunger brother's union.
10:25He just led the night order
10:26back to capital
10:26have him receive the bride
10:27in my stead.
10:28Everyone was dumbfounded.
10:30Normally
10:30unless it was a matter
10:32of life and death
10:33what groom would not
10:34personally go to the high chapel
10:36to receive his bride?
10:37But seeing Lucien
10:39merely clipping
10:40Elowyn's hand
10:40entirely deaf
10:42to another word
10:43the manservant
10:44had no choice
10:44but to go to the courtyard
10:45of the second son
10:46Garrick.
10:47There
10:48the second son
10:49of the family
10:49warden general
10:50of the north Garrick
10:51emerged
10:51already dressed in the groom's
10:53crimson noble main
10:54ceremonial attire
10:55followed by a retrain
10:56of escorting knights.
10:59The manservant
11:00thought to himself
11:01Lord Garrick
11:02is truly a good brother.
11:04The heir is too busy
11:05to attend
11:05so he immediately
11:06stepped out
11:07to receive the bride
11:08in his stead.
11:09Meanwhile
11:09under Lucien's care
11:11he drank a magic potion
11:12and woke up
11:13hearing the ceremonial outside
11:14and looking at his
11:15unbuttoned main
11:16ceremonial osseur
11:17Elay's well and up
11:18in her eyes
11:18Lucien
11:19today is your joyous day
11:20hurry and go
11:21my illness is no
11:22materness
11:22and you must marry her
11:23eventually anyway.
11:24After speaking
11:25tears fell down her face
11:26poking pity in anyone
11:28who saw her.
11:29The bride's carriage
11:30has arrived.
11:31Elowen gripped
11:31Lucien's velvet cuff
11:32tightly
11:33reluctant to let go
11:34yet still said
11:35you should go
11:37how could Lucia
11:38bear to leave her?
11:39He join
11:40Ewugder
11:40hugged
11:41Ritley housed.
11:42Elowen
11:43if only I could
11:44marry you openly
11:45and honorably
11:45I could take care
11:46of you forever.
11:48Elowen
11:49let out a low sob.
11:50After tonight
11:51you will be
11:52someone else's
11:53husband
11:53and we will
11:54have no further
11:55ties.
11:57Lucien
11:58Lucien gritted
11:59its teeth.
12:00Wait for me.
12:01She enters the castle
12:02in a rose-colored
12:03gown
12:03and will certainly
12:04be the subject
12:05of Basip's
12:05hip in noble circles.
12:07When the time comes
12:08I will claim
12:09it is only
12:09a secondary union.
12:10She will absolutely
12:11not outrank
12:12you in the family.
12:15I will go out
12:16only after
12:17the ostrich hour
12:17has passed.
12:18Once she enters
12:19the Margank's castle
12:20I will have to
12:22teach her the rules.
12:23The bells outside
12:24rang continuously.
12:25Lucien timed
12:26it perfectly.
12:27Once the
12:28auspicious hour
12:29had passed.
12:30Thank you all
12:31for waiting.
12:32At that moment
12:32the archbishop
12:33of the high chapel
12:34proclaimed loudly
12:35the sacred
12:35nuptial rules
12:36are concluded.
12:37The newlyweds
12:38may now proceed
12:39to the great hall.
12:41Congratulations
12:42Lord of the
12:43Lord and General.
12:48General Garrick
12:49just led his army
12:49back to the capital
12:50yesterday
12:51and today
12:51he forges
12:52a brilliant match.
12:53Truly
12:53good things
12:54come in pairs.
12:55The General
12:56brings home
12:56a beauty today.
12:58What tremendous
12:58fortune.
12:59What a wonderful
13:00blessing indeed.
13:01Lucien's face
13:02had changed colour.
13:03He only asked
13:04Garrick to help
13:05receive the bride.
13:06When did he ever
13:07ask him to help
13:08take the vows?
13:10Hold on!
13:11He shouted loudly
13:13his face
13:14turning ashing.
13:15Everyone looked over
13:16to see him striding
13:17into the high chapel
13:18suddenly blocking
13:19the path
13:20before Garriac and me
13:21seeing me in an
13:22orthodox
13:23crimson gold thread
13:24consecrated
13:25bridal cloak.
13:26Celestane
13:27how dare you
13:28make sacred vows
13:29with another man!
13:32Where is the
13:32bridal gown
13:33I sent yesterday?
13:34How did it turn
13:35into orthodox
13:36crimson?
13:36I told you
13:37to marry
13:38into Laos Thornfield
13:39you can only wear
13:40the rose coloured
13:40secondary bridal gown
13:41I sent.
13:42If you do not
13:43follow my orders
13:43how could you ever
13:44be fit to enter
13:45our family?
13:46Garrick slapped
13:47his hand away.
13:48Brother
13:48today is the day
13:49your younger brother
13:50takes a wife
13:51for you the elder
13:52brother to dictate
13:52what your sister-in-law
13:53wears to her wedding?
13:54Lucien stared at him.
13:56It is obviously
13:56my wedding today.
13:58What does it have
13:59to do with you?
14:00I was the one
14:01who went to receive her.
14:02the vows before
14:03the Holy Divine
14:04were proclaimed
14:05by her and me.
14:06Why would it not
14:07be my business?
14:09Even the Queen's
14:10Privy Warrant
14:11has my name
14:11written on it.
14:13How is it not
14:14my business?
14:15I took Garrick's arm
14:16and looked at Lucien
14:17with sheer bewilderment.
14:19My dear
14:19why is your elder
14:20brother trying
14:21to stop our wedding?
14:23Lord Lucien
14:23could it be that
14:24caring for your
14:25widowed sister-in-law
14:26is not enough?
14:27And you must also
14:28care for your
14:29younger brother's wife?
14:30You claim you are
14:31marrying me
14:31but why is it
14:33that the one
14:33receiving the bride
14:34at the High Chapel
14:35today is
14:36the Warden General
14:37of the North?
14:40Lucien was momentarily
14:41speechless
14:42then hurriedly
14:43explained.
14:44My sister-in-law
14:45fell ill today.
14:46I was taking care of her
14:47while the royal healers
14:48examined her
14:48and I truly
14:49couldn't step away.
14:50As soon as she took
14:51her potion
14:52she told me
14:52to come receive you.
14:53I burst out laughing.
14:55Oh,
14:56are all the servants
14:57in the Margic's castle
14:58made of stone?
14:59The First Lady
15:00falls ill-sill
15:00and needs a royal healer
15:02who couldn't attend to that?
15:03Why must it be
15:04the Lord Hare
15:05who claims to be
15:06getting married today
15:07running about
15:07doing the chores
15:08so busy
15:09he doesn't even have time
15:10to receive his bride?
15:12Aside from you
15:12and Elwyn
15:13look at the Lord's present
15:14and see if any of them
15:15believe that.
15:16Humiliated and enraged
15:17Lucien shouted
15:18Celestina
15:19just because I asked you
15:20to wear a rose-colored gown
15:21you deliberately set a trap
15:22for me like this.
15:23You venomous woman!
15:24You haggle over
15:25every detail
15:26and possess not a single drop
15:27of noble magnivity.
15:28How can you be fit
15:29to be the future lady
15:30of the Marjikers estate?
15:33The way everyone
15:34looked at him changed.
15:36Exactly.
15:36A widowed sister-in-law
15:38falls ill
15:38and a grown man
15:40stays by her side like that.
15:41What kind of propriancy
15:42is that?
15:43I heard that for the sake
15:44of this widowed sister-in-law
15:45he repeatedly demanded
15:46the bride
15:47bow her head to him.
15:49Could it be that he
15:50and that consecrated widow
15:51share some unspeakable secret
15:53that violates
15:54the church's dogma?
15:56I pulled out a
15:56pagement scroll
15:57sealed with the royal wax crest.
15:59Whether I am fit
15:59to be the lady of the house
16:01is not for you to decide.
16:02I can certainly tolerate
16:03that sister-in-law of yours
16:04and I can also tolerate
16:05the gown you sent.
16:06Speaking of this noble grace
16:07and magnonsimity
16:08I only wonder
16:09if your lordship possesses it.
16:11A queen's privy warrant
16:12Lucien heir to Thornweald
16:13has disrespected
16:15royal dogna
16:15by humiliating a betrothal
16:17with a secondary union.
16:18For this blasphemy
16:19against the king's grace
16:20he is stripped
16:21of his inheritance rights
16:22to the moccastit.
16:23The family's inheritance rights
16:25shall be succeeded
16:26by the second run
16:27Warden General of the North
16:28Garrick.
16:29The betrothal
16:30is transferred to Garrick.
16:31He shall wed Celestine
16:32of House Valamont
16:33on the original date.
16:34So it is decreed.
16:37As my words fell
16:38Lucien's face
16:39and he stumbled backward
16:40again and again.
16:41I smiled radiantly.
16:43This noble magnanimity
16:44of brotherly harmony.
16:46I do wonder
16:47Lord Lucien
16:48whether you possess
16:49even a trace of it.
16:50Lucien stared
16:51at the warrant
16:52sealed with wax
16:53fell to the ground
16:54and screamed.
16:55How is this possible?
16:56Just because of
16:57one trivial matter
16:59the queen strips me
17:00of my heir title?
17:01I don't believe it!
17:02I demand to enter the palace!
17:04I will appeal
17:04to the royal tribunal!
17:06At that moment
17:07an official dressed
17:08in a court warm
17:09stepped forward
17:09in the chapel.
17:10It was the royal chamberlain
17:11of the queen's inner court
17:12recognized by all
17:13the nobles present.
17:14Lord Lucien
17:14Lady Celelt
17:15an audience in the palace
17:16overnight to request
17:17this warrant
17:17and she presented
17:18that gown
17:19symboling a mistress
17:19directly for her
17:20with the queen.
17:21His majesty the king
17:22was also there at the time.
17:23His majesty flew into a rage
17:24the moment he laid eyes on it
17:26and swore he would never
17:27stand for such conduct
17:28of a hypocrite bullying
17:29the duke's legitimate daughter.
17:30The verdict was not decided
17:31by anyone else.
17:32It was the king
17:33who gave his personal seal
17:34and full authorization
17:35for this warrant.
17:36How is it possible?
17:37This is an alliance
17:38between two great houses.
17:39How could it be treated
17:40so casually?
17:41I am the statutory
17:42heir of the marcher!
17:43The nobles finally realized
17:45that he had used
17:45a rose-colored
17:46secondary bridal gown
17:47to humiliate me
17:48and they all looked
17:50at him with disdain.
17:51Now that the sacred sacrament
17:52is successfully completed
17:53I must return to the palace
17:55to report back
17:55to his majesty
17:56and her majesty.
17:58Still on the floor
17:59Lucien mumbled
18:00How is it possible?
18:01A royal betrothal!
18:02How can it be changed
18:03just like that?
18:04It's just the color
18:05of a bridal gown!
18:07Right at that moment
18:07a maid showed
18:08from the west wool suits
18:09came howling
18:10into the high chapel
18:11and threw herself
18:12to her knees.
18:12Your lordship
18:13please hurry
18:14and see the first lady!
18:15She is bleeding
18:16from the womb
18:17and the royal healers say
18:19she might be having
18:20a miscarriage!
18:23All the guests
18:24in the chapel
18:25turned pale with shock.
18:26Elan Miss Mechering
18:27she was a consecrated widow
18:29anointed by the church.
18:31Widowed for two years
18:32dressing plainly
18:34and rarely going out
18:35strictly adhering
18:36to dogma
18:37and never involved
18:38with any men
18:39outside the family.
18:41How could she be pregnant
18:42and even Miss Mechering?
18:43The news was world shattering.
18:45The nobles
18:46casting aside their etiquette
18:48rose and surged
18:49toward the west wing suites
18:50all wanting to witness
18:51this inconceivable
18:53heretical scandal
18:54with their own eyes.
18:55I held Garak's arm
18:57walking slowly
18:58behind the crowd.
18:59It's chaotic
19:00with so many people
19:01be careful.
19:02I nodded lightly
19:03a trace of understanding
19:05flashing in my eyes.
19:07The intelligence
19:07brought back
19:08by the shadow warders
19:09had proven true.
19:10Inside the west wing suite
19:14the heavy stench of blood
19:16mixed with the smell
19:17of magic potions
19:18assaulted our senses.
19:20The woman lying on the bed
19:21was indeed
19:22the normally dignified
19:23composed
19:24gentle
19:24and graceful Elowan.
19:26Only now
19:27her face flushed
19:28with an unnatural redness
19:29her forehead
19:31covered in cold sweat.
19:32Her usually clear
19:34and gentle eyes
19:34were filled with agony
19:36hiding a panic
19:37she could not quite conceal.
19:39Lucien rushed in as well.
19:41He threw himself
19:42at the bedside
19:43tightly clapping
19:44the woman's hand
19:45his tone urgent
19:46and tinged
19:47with a subtle panic.
19:48Elowan
19:48how are you?
19:50You were fine
19:51how could you
19:51suddenly miss Kate?
19:53Did someone plot
19:53against you?
19:54The woman opened
19:55her eyes weakly
19:56looking at Lucien
19:57as tears streamed
19:58down her face.
20:00Her voice was faint
20:01and full of grievance.
20:03Lucien it hurts so much
20:05I don't know what happened
20:06suddenly the abdominal pain
20:08was unbearable
20:08I am innocent
20:10I am a consecrated widow
20:12how could I possibly
20:13be with child?
20:14The healers
20:15must have made a mistake.
20:19Her defense
20:20triggered a chorus
20:21of whispers
20:22among the lords
20:22and ladies
20:23filling the room
20:24their faces etched
20:25with shock
20:25and suspicion.
20:26A consecrated
20:27wid widow pregnant
20:28this is an absolute joke
20:29widowed for two years
20:30and blessed by the church
20:32how could she possibly
20:33be with child?
20:34Could it be that
20:35the royal healers
20:35lack magical profinacy
20:37and misdiagnosed
20:38if this is true?
20:39First Lady Elwyn's
20:40reputation for chastity
20:41is completely ruined
20:42seeing her so chaste
20:43and composed in the past
20:44strictly adhering
20:45to the maiden's canon
20:45in her every word
20:46and a leader
20:47she does not seem
20:48like a fallen heretic
20:49but the royal healers
20:50all confirm a miscarriage
20:52they couldn't just
20:53fabricate it out of thin air
20:54could they?
20:55There must be
20:56an enormous mystery
20:57behind this.
20:59Amid the murmurs
21:00the chief royal healer
21:01stepped out
21:02from the inner chamber
21:03carrying an enchanted
21:04medicine box
21:05he placed a hand
21:06over his chest
21:07bowing to the surrounding
21:08nobles
21:09and stated with
21:10absolute certainty
21:11my lords and ladies
21:12I have practiced medicine
21:13for over 40 years
21:14I would never miss diagnosis
21:16the lady on the bed
21:17was indeed over
21:18two months pregnant
21:18however her overwhelming
21:20grief and anguish
21:20disrupted the fetus
21:21vital pulse
21:22resulting in
21:23a miscarriage
21:25two months pregnant
21:27as the words
21:28of confirmation fell
21:29the room erupted
21:30in uproar
21:31the gazes directed
21:33at the woman
21:33on the bed
21:34shifted from initial
21:35sympathy
21:36to scrutiny
21:37disdain
21:38and even profound
21:39apormony
21:39a consecrated widow
21:41losing her trastity
21:42was a felony
21:43punishable by burning
21:44at the stake
21:45under church law
21:47the woman on the bed
21:49no
21:49I didn't
21:51I am being framed
21:52I am truly innocent
21:54her defense was pale
21:55and powerless
21:56everyone merely assumed
21:58she was too ashamed
21:59to admit it
22:00showing expressions
22:01of contempt
22:02just then I stepped
22:03forward slowly
22:04my gaze falling
22:05calmly on her face
22:06my voice was not loud
22:07but it perked clearly
22:08throughout the entire room
22:09Elevin is a consecrated
22:10widow anointed by the church
22:11and maintained
22:11her chastish years
22:12naturally she would not
22:13be pregnant
22:14but you
22:15are you truly Elevin?
22:18that single sentence
22:20was like a thunderclass
22:21from a clear sky
22:22the noisy room
22:23instantly fell
22:24into deathly silence
22:26everyone's gazes
22:27simultaneously focused
22:28on me
22:29then violently shifted
22:30to the woman on the bed
22:31their faces full of shock
22:33and disbelief
22:34the woman's body
22:35stiffened abruptly
22:35as if pricked
22:37by a needle
22:37all color instantly
22:38drained from her face
22:40turning ashen as paper
22:41the panic in her eyes
22:43could no longer
22:43be concealed
22:44she looked up
22:45at me fiercely
22:46her voice trembling
22:47laced with a hollow bravado
22:49what nonsense
22:50are you spewing
22:51if I am not Elwyn
22:53who am I?
22:54I am the true blood
22:55daughter of the chancellor's house
22:56the first lady
22:58of the margarg's castle
22:59the consecrated widow
23:00anointed by the church
23:01cease your wicked lies
23:02and stop slanding me
23:04slander?
23:05a faint jocking smile
23:06touched the corners
23:07of my lips
23:07the real Elwyn
23:08has a scar at the tail
23:09of her left eyebrow
23:10left from a fall
23:11while riding in her youth
23:12since childhood
23:13she was tutored
23:14by a royal scribe
23:14and her noble rude hand
23:15is elegant
23:16and profoundly graceful
23:17do you possess
23:18either of these two things?
23:21the new rings
23:22of Sakaensha
23:22sivir the door
23:23side of her lair
23:24the yenda darted
23:25in the way
23:25her mape awakes
23:26to her hostie
23:27and spake the throust
23:28I
23:28there was a fall
23:29in my youth
23:30and the scar
23:30as long as it been healed
23:31and faded by magic
23:33enter my handwriting
23:34I have written up
23:34for a long time
23:35naturally I've grown rusty
23:37faded?
23:38grown rusty?
23:39I scoffed coldly
23:40turning to look at Lucian
23:41who stood nearby
23:42his face ashen
23:43his entire body tense
23:44Lucian
23:45you and Elwynn
23:45have known each other
23:46since childhood
23:46growing up together
23:47in aristocratic circles
23:48her scar
23:49and her unique rune hand
23:50could you possibly
23:51be unaware of them?
23:52Lucian shuddered
23:53his face instantly
23:54his eyes darted away
23:56unable to meet mine
23:58fine cold sweat
23:59seeped from his forehead
24:00and his lips trembled
24:02but he couldn't utter
24:03a single word
24:04for the longest time
24:05seeing this
24:06how could the crowd
24:07not realize
24:08there was treachery afoot?
24:09the gazes cast
24:11upon the woman
24:11on the bed
24:12and Lucian
24:13were instantly filled
24:14with suspicion
24:15and scrutiny
24:16I stopped looking
24:17at the panic-strucken pair
24:18and raised my hand
24:19to signal
24:19two cloaked shadow wardens
24:21stepped forward
24:22from behind me
24:22one held a yellowed
24:24paper and scroll
24:24a formal complaint
24:26while the other
24:27held a purple
24:28sandalwood brodge box
24:31I took the scroll
24:32of parchment
24:32held it high
24:33and spoke clearly
24:35and powerfully
24:35as early as the day
24:36Lucian sent the bridal gown
24:38I sensed something
24:39was in spress
24:40Lucian and this
24:41Elowen
24:42interacted inappropriately
24:44and this elven
24:44had manners
24:45knowledge
24:46and an aura
24:46completely different
24:47from before she became
24:48a consecrated widow
24:49I'd spatched the shadow wardens
24:51to investigate in secret
24:52and now
24:53the truth
24:54is fully revealed
24:55I paused
24:56slowly recounting
24:57the shocking secret
24:57that had buried
24:58for two years
24:59her husband died
25:00fighting on the
25:00magical beast frontier
25:01she refused to believe
25:02he had fallen
25:03shutting herself
25:03inside the house
25:04to grieve endlessly
25:05he spotted her deep sorrow
25:06and resolved to exploit
25:07her vulnerability
25:08he told her he could
25:09track down evidence
25:10and reveal the full truth
25:11of her husband's death
25:12Elowen believed
25:13Lucian's lies
25:13she boarded the carriage
25:15with him
25:15filled with sincere gratitude
25:16the woman who accompanied
25:18them on that trip
25:19is this impostory here
25:21the crowd listened
25:22dumbfounded
25:23turning to the woman
25:24on the bed
25:24in sheer disbelief
25:29I continued
25:30the day they left
25:31the territory
25:32halfway at a post station
25:33Mira offered
25:34Elowen a bowl of potion
25:35she knew full well
25:36that Elowen was severely
25:37allergic to a certain
25:38powder since childhood
25:38so she secretly added
25:39the allergen nut
25:40and drank it
25:41moments later
25:41she burned up
25:42her face swelling
25:43rapidly
25:43until her features
25:44were indistinguishable
25:45and she quickly
25:45lost consciousness
25:46right then
25:47Lucian and Mira
25:48declared publicly
25:49that base-born daughter
25:50Mila
25:50had encountered bandits
25:51on the road
25:52had her face disfigured
25:53and was too ashamed
25:54to face her parents
25:55so Mira volunteered
25:56to enter a border monastery
25:57for a life of purification
25:59House Ashcrossed
26:00had never valued her
26:01so they didn't probe further
26:02then Lucian and Mira
26:03sent Elowen
26:04under the name Mira
26:05to a hidden appy
26:06in the southern borders
26:07dispatching guards
26:08to watch her
26:09utterly erasing her existence
26:11from the outside world
26:12from that day on
26:14Mira became
26:15the Elwyn
26:17so that is what happened
26:19no wonder this first lady's aura
26:21is completely different
26:22from the rumors
26:23they aren't the same person
26:24at all
26:25Lucian and this Mira
26:26are absolutely insane
26:27daring to commit
26:28such monumental fraud
26:29usurping the identity
26:30of a true-blood daughter
26:31and impersonating
26:32a consecrated widow
26:33it's sheer lawlessness
26:34the Chancellor's house
26:35is far too foolish
26:36their true-blood daughter
26:37was swapped
26:38and they remained oblivious
26:39for two years
26:40simply believing Mira
26:41went into reclusive
26:42due to disfigurement
26:43how absurd
26:44I looked at the pale
26:45teetering Lucian
26:46my tone icy
26:48over the past two years
26:49Lucian relied on the reputation
26:51to win the unanimous greed will
26:52of the entire Margetith
26:53he built up his nightly renown
26:54cleared away obstacles
26:55step by step
26:56and secured his position
26:57as heir
26:58meanwhile
26:58he and Mira
26:59using this facade
27:00remained together in secret
27:01with no one daring
27:02to suspect a thing
27:03originally
27:03their plan was flawless
27:05it was indeed I
27:07to marry into
27:07house Thornweald
27:08I am the true-blood daughter
27:10of Duke Valamont
27:11and once I married
27:12into the castle
27:13and took charge
27:14of the internal affairs
27:15their facade
27:16would eventually
27:16be pierced
27:17by me
27:18so
27:18I
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