An Evernight's attendant? Is she referring to the Evernight Goddess?
In occult terms, an "attendant" meant much more than the literal definition. It represented a deity casting their gaze upon a person and paying special attention to them. Any malice toward a deity's attendant required caution, as it could incur divine punishment.
For example, the Pope of the Church of Evernight was an attendant of Evernight.
As for another attendant, Angel had seen one before—it was none other than Arianna, who had handed her the hidden holy emblem.
Could this lady have seen the emblem and thus mistaken her identity?
Her thoughts churning, she ultimately shook her head, denying the other's words. "No, I'm just an ordinary believer. This 'hidden holy emblem' was a gift from someone else."
"Perhaps so," the chestnut-haired lady didn't press further, instead changing the subject. "Then why did you hide your identity and come to Roselle's Memorial Exhibition?"
She deepened her tone, her emotionless voice seemingly laced with a hint of feeling. "I saw you lingering before his diary."
"You can read those words?"
Following her question, Angel felt as though she heard the cries of several babies. They seemed to come from outside the museum—illusive, yet tugging at her attention.
The surrounding temperature was dropping, and the avant-garde-dressed lady's gaze was like a physical substance, pressing down on her and making it hard to breathe.
The diary? Did she also know that Emperor Roselle's notes were actually a diary? This was a secret she had only learned at Mr. Fool's Tarot Club, yet in this world, nobody should be able to read a diary written in Chinese by the transmigrator Roselle...
Under the heavy pressure, Angel only lasted a few seconds before giving up the resistance. She closed her eyes and replied:
"No, I