Iver stared intently at Prince Albert as he dispelled his Illusionary Form and returned to his original appearance.
At first, he had worried about the public opinion surrounding him, but he soon discovered that Prince Albert did not seem to care about such things.
Perhaps it was because he himself was a bard skilled in deception, allowing him to distinguish truth from lies. But it was also possible that he truly did not care, or that he simply felt indifferent toward Isabel.
Iver had initially rather liked the identity of "Yunus." After all, in the game, he had steadfastly protected the protagonist's party. He had been comical and hilarious,
The more Iver spoke, the angrier he felt—not angry at Albert himself, but angry that Isabel still remembered him.
She was actually willing to give Prince Albert another chance to come back.
If I were Iver, I wouldn't even give him this chance.
—Although Iver now suspected that Professor Moriarty had some grand scheme in mind, treating him, Yulia, and his big brother as pawns in a great undertaking, and might even be the mastermind behind the murder of his biological parents. He even suspected that Professor Moriarty might be connected to an enemy deity like Ring Angel, who had designs on Iver... Even so, Iver still respected his adoptive father.
No matter what, Professor Moriarty had indeed raised him—not only that, but he had also delayed the time when the Paradox Flame Butterfly would burst out of Yulia's body. Otherwise, Iver would never have had the chance to save Yulia.
He remembered what Iver liked to eat. When Iver was infected by Path Power and obsessively studied the Path of Transcendence, he had even let Iver stay home for two months without attending school. After Iver was sacrificed to the