Chapter Twenty-Eight: Ideal Banishment

Stiyl Magnus, Kanzaki Kaori, and Index—the former three-member group of the Britain Puritan Church.

After Index lost her memories, the group fell apart. But now, it seemed their relationship had begun to mend, and the three had become friends again.

"Tsk. Big Sis, why did we run into him again? Could it be that fox sent him to drag us back?"

Stiyl grew extremely tense when he saw Roy. Even the finger holding his cigarette trembled.

Instinctively, he wanted to stand in front of Index, afraid that Roy would pull out some strange spiritual item and use Index as a weapon again.

That man completely refused to treat Index as a person. He treated her as a tool.

Stiyl and Kanzaki Kaori were still confused about the relationship between Roy and Laura.

At first, Roy had claimed to be Mathers, the leader of the Golden Dawn.

But in the end, they had learned that this was merely Roy's deception, intended to deceive the British royal family and plunge Britain into chaos.

Judging from the intelligence they had gathered from various sources, the man impersonating Mathers should have been the son of Aleister Crowley, the most evil man of the twentieth century.

But why was Aleister's son acquainted with the Supreme Pontiff of their Puritan Church? And why did they seem so close? That remained unknown.

The Supreme Pontiff had even been willing to lend out the Puritan Church's strongest spiritual item, A Certain Magical Index.

The relationship between the two was truly intriguing. The British royal family should have known more detailed information.

However, given Stiyl and Kanzaki Kaori's status, they had no right to know anything more.

It was also possible that the British royal family had been manipulated from beginning to end. The matter was so humiliating that