n in her sleep. No one was assigned to help her so she bent her back to find and persecute Cage. Even the lowly guards of Traisen mocked her

. He is a better man tha

p noble ladies, seeing them descend into depravity, giving them the pleasure their uptight hu

noble so she didn't fall for him but the pleasure that Fredrich couldn't give her tempted her. It was sad

d with an aphrodisiac and he almost had his way with her. The duke burst in with his guards at that moment, arresting Cage and leaving her there to deal with the ef

is you that would b

as she walked by, a delicate young woman walking into the jaws of a tiger. It was the same

s greeted with foul heat, the scent of various guards after returning from an expedition into

d there. That young frail boy was the accountant for the bandits. The bar was a front used to

for the beautif

order the p

eyes bore down on him. He looked at the drunken mess and looked at the man seated beside

e wouldn't disappear. Even if she tried to hide it, her pale supple skin gave her away; she was a noble. For a noble to seek out his mast

just beyond thi

kinned muscular man that spent most of his time doing dangerous things. He had strik

day to bring such a beautiful

asn't buying it. The only reason she thought Cage was better than the duke wa

r and the fairy mother, I bind you to me in absolute loyalty until the day y

power of the fairies that she held. For someone as lowly as him, it was more

from now on, I

Why are you do

housands of lives you've ruined, this is on

to see yet another person trespassing in her room. Unfortunately,

you, yo

ant to go out

and resolve the issues that ail the duke to prove

r you can go out tomorrow

d gave out, bringing her to her knees. She thought he came back to renew his vows. She knew her actions had been irregular since she returned to t

red on her hand. She opened it and dipped her finger in it. The content

very day that one obta

It was dangerous to kill, even for a knight, especially with its poison gaze and brea

couldn't sprinkle it on the food or put it on the utensils because they were wired to detect poison. Th

a smile and together, they began to eat. Having applied the poison to her lips

ving even after her stomach was emptied. She washed her face and drug herself to her bed. Waving her hand, a spread of snacks a