Iver did nothing else.
He neither reported his safety to Bishop Mathers, nor went to find the Grand Guardian, who might still be using the Eye of Avalon to search for Isabel's whereabouts. He did not go looking for the missing Countess Emma, nor did he ask Isabel what had happened...
As for what kind of madness he had gone through last night, Iver no longer cared in the slightest.
The first thing Iver did after returning to the Silver and Tin Palace was find Ligeia. He briefly explained what had just happened, then handed Isabel, still in her "Yulia" form, over to her.
"Don't worry, kid! With me watching over her, nothing will go wrong."
Ligeia narrowed her eyes slightly and said without hesitation, "Go do whatever you want. Don't hold back! If you need help, come back and find me anytime!"
The implication was clear: there was no need to worry about Countess Emma's identity.
Kill her.
Even declaring war on Stibnite directly would be fine.
If war broke out, she would stand at the very front.
This world-class powerhouse, a free-spirited woman nearing a century of age who had devoted her entire life to the cause of peace, had truly been enraged by the Stibnite People's despicable actions.
But she did not suggest, "Have Iver protect Isabel while I personally kill Emma."
That would indeed have had a higher chance of success—Emma could never defeat Ligeia, no matter what.
Even when two people were both Fifth Level, there could still be a vast difference between them.
The gap between two Fifth Levels was even greater than that between the Fourth Level and the First Level.
If her "father" came, Ligeia might have to show some caution. But against Emma, Ligeia would not even need to summon Scepter