"She disappears like the wind."

Dillon grumbled as he remained in the ruined merchant building.

He crossed his arms on the window frame and looked outside. The carriage carrying Iola, Minelle, and Sepia rattled as it left the road.

Once Iola accepted the engagement, everything proceeded swiftly.

After telling his father to lower the sword, he cleaned up the scene. Monaine, wanting to throw a tantrum, was forced to follow his stronger son's stern orders.

Minelle, armed only with the legitimacy of being a princess's guard, was the weakest when it came to wielding a sword—without a doubt, Iola was the strongest.

Iola disarmed the Dusk Mercenaries and even took weapons from Sepia's royal guards.

They, failing to ignite any passion twice, were disgruntled but obediently followed orders.

Having taken care of that, Iola gave his father a few instructions and left with Minelle and the merchants.

Although they were engaged, they didn’t spend time in a pleasant way—rather, Iola was half-dragged by Princess Sepia.

Suddenly, Minelle and Sepia reappeared and disappeared again like the wind.@@novelbin@@

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