Lyney warned Clervie once again not to appear before anyone else. He had no choice but to tell her that if others discovered her, she would be in grave danger!
Hearing this, the girl could only agree to Lyney's request somewhat unhappily and hide as much as possible.
Lyney also began asking for extra food, sometimes casually and sometimes deliberately, using the excuse that he kept getting hungry in the middle of the night. This dispelled the children's suspicions.
But to The Knave, Lyney's clumsy disguise was something she could see through with no effort at all.
As the person in charge of the House of the Hearth, how could she possibly let the children hide anything from her?
The reason she still seemed so calm was that The Knave had recognized her dear friend, Clervie.
But the real Clervie had already died by her hand. During their duel, the girl had stepped forward to meet The Knave's blade herself, making The Knave the last victor among the children.
That was a story from long ago. Seeing Clervie's ghost now, The Knave could certainly say that she missed her dearly.
As for the Stellaron Hunters, everyone had finally gotten some free time over the past few days, and Lumine and Paimon planned to wander around as well.
Meanwhile, Theresa and the others planned to watch the unusual operas, a form of performance similar to movies, but more real.
As for Neuvillette, he had turned into an overtime fiend, constantly handling work. He only stopped after Furina and Focalors dragged him out of his office.
Furina and Focalors planned to watch an opera with Neuvillette. This would be the first time the three of them enjoyed an opera performance together.
Theresa and the others did find these somewhat outdated operas rather