"As her father, naturally, I don’t want her to pursue those dangerous secrets." It must be said, as a father, the Duke could be considered qualified. Compared to most nobles who don’t pay much attention to their daughters, even treating them purely as political pawns, he was much better.
"I understand your concerns. Miss Morgan indeed has a strong curiosity, which is where her potential to beco an outstanding witch lies. However, as her teacher, I will also do my best to guide her and prevent her from falling into danger." Ian nodded, expressing understanding, as he himself could be considered such a person.
However.
He falls into that unique category of being both reckless and timid, while Lady Morgan might be purely reckless, judging by the cause of death she showed Ian.
Of course, regarding Lady Morgan’s cause of death, Ian also felt so inconsistencies, but he believed that his teacher would not deceive him with false mories.
He suspected.
There were probably so reasons behind Lady Morgan’s death that she hadn’t revealed, which aligned with the style and narrative approach of the Legendary Black Witch. Even so, Ian had repeatedly revisited that mory of Morgan’s. He felt that even if there were so situations arranged by himself, his teacher’s death was likely not a prepared sche; it was indeed an unexpected accident under certain circumstances.
By this.
It also reveals what kind of reckless person the Legendary Black Witch really was. And such a trait, being reckless, is sothing most people possess from a young age.
"Mr. Prince, I am grateful that you can understand my concerns. However, what I am about to say next may be more complicated than you imagine."
"And more... how should I put it, more obscure. It’s best not to let too many people know about it; otherwise, I cannot imagine the kind of chaos it would cause."
The Duke’s words successfully piqued Ian’s curiosity.
"Please go ahead, Duke." Ian’s expression also beca serious. He leaned forward slightly, his gaze fixed on the Duke, ready to absorb the information from him at any mont.
It was seen.
The Duke once again sent all the maids and the butler out before taking a deep breath, "In recent years, I have also conducted so investigations and research on the Soul Hall. This organization is deeply hidden, with almost no public records. But throughout history, one can always find so traces related to it."
A flicker of interest flashed in Ian’s eyes, and he asked in a low voice, "What traces have you found?"
This was exactly what Ian wanted to know, giving him the opportunity to learn more about the Soul Hall and information about himself. It wasn’t just him; even Riddle perked up his ears. Clearly, the young Black Demon King was also curious about what kind of past and disruptive purposes this terrifying figure he encountered had.
"For instance, the decline of various Divine Halls and the rarity of miracles have the shadow of the Soul Hall behind them, as well as nurous historical events involving significant figures."
The Duke’s expression beca sowhat cryptic, his gaze tinged with a hint of caution and hesitation, occasionally glancing at Riddle, the wizard servant of Ian.
The perspective of a great noble.
Allows him to see through Riddle’s sanctimonious deanor and dark heart at a glance. Of course, he knew he shouldn’t ask much about why Ian would take on such a follower.
When it ca to information he had discovered in his investigation, the Duke did not elaborate too much. He only shared so information before giving his conclusion.
"I dare not speak too much about specific details, but I can tell you that the Soul Hall is not a positive organization. Its existence frequently accompanies conspiracy, slaughter, and darkness."
"For soone like , dealing with the Soul Hall is of little importance; after all, I’m not a good person. But my daughter... she is still too young, and I don’t want her entangled with the Soul Hall."
It was clear that this Duke genuinely cared about Morgan’s situation.
Upon hearing this, Ian’s brows slightly furrowed, a trace of contemplation flashing through his eyes. He whispered, "Duke, are you suggesting that the Soul Hall has so kind of designs on Miss Morgan?"
At this mont.
The little wizard couldn’t help but ponder what connection his teacher might have with the Soul Hall. Could it be that the main characters in the legends of King Arthur are considered characters from fairy tales?
Is adult fairy tale still a fairy tale?
Yet, his teacher hadn’t ntioned anything about the Soul Hall in the Misty Illusion Realm. Is it because his teacher had little contact with the Soul Hall in the future, or is she hiding this matter?
Given the nature of the bad woman.
Both speculations were possible.
However.
Ian tended toward the forr. After all, if his teacher were a wizard within the Soul Hall, she would also have a shadow and could be active in the human world and history like the big bad wolf, rather than staying in that lonely castle all the ti. Of course, it’s possible that the bad woman just likes being a recluse.
Insufficient information.
Ian couldn’t make a very accurate judgnt.
He looked at the Duke, hoping to obtain more information. And in response to the little wizard’s inquiry, the Duke spoke with so recollection and a hint of helplessness.
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