This adjective was fitting, yet not entirely fitting. Amon described her as human because she was fundamentally different from humans.
Not only could she not understand humans, she truly was not human.
But Winfred—Winfred should have been human.
But how could a normal person possibly have a smooth conversation with her?
Alice rubbed her chin and opened the letter to read its contents.
Miss Rose:
A guest arrived at my manor these past few days.
She claimed to know the secret I had been pursuing—oh, I forgot to mention that I bought two more pages of Roselle's Notes through my previous channels, and this made me discover something.
I have seen Roselle's Notes copied by other people, including those copied by myself. Most of them looked like clumsy imitation paintings; not only was the handwriting rather large, but the overall appearance was messy and stiff.
Yet the symbols on these three pages of notes were extremely neat, and the style between each symbol was consistent, giving them an overall sense of unified rhythm.
I suspect that the person who wrote these pages of notes seemed to know the symbols Roselle used.
And just then, a guest suddenly came to my door and told me that she... um, what was it she said again?
She said she could help me lift the Veil of Fate and break free from the shackles of my cage...
It sounded quite interesting, didn't it?
So I asked her what I should do. She answered...
It was too complicated, and I couldn't remember it. It seemed to be something about the Gears of Fate... In any case, the key lay in those three pages of notes.
I immediately thought of you, Miss Rose. Do you know where the latter two pages of notes came from? Were