"In fact, Young Master Brando, Magdal's memories have always been in a state of loss. At regular intervals, she would seal away her past memories. This might have been a protective function, because it was related to the enemy of hers that we know about."
"Enemy?"
Marshal Brank shook his head and slowly began, "The memories I share with Magdal date back to when my father and grandfather were still alive. Back then, she was still my younger sister. We were all young, and neither my father nor grandfather ever told me anything about Magdal's origins. But as I grew older, Magdal's appearance seemed to remain fixed at the age of nineteen. We gradually found it strange, though at the time we believed that Magdal's mother might have been an elf. I had always known that Magdal was my half-sister, sharing the same father."
"It wasn't until I officially succeeded to the position of family head that I learned the truth. By then, my grandfather had been dead for thirteen years, and my father had grown old. One day, he called me to his study and told me everything about Magdal. Naturally, I was extremely shocked at first, and even found it difficult to face her. But as time passed, I gradually learned to accept it all. I thought, Magdal was my younger sister, a member of the Antobruo Family. I had grown up and matured alongside her, and we shared countless wonderful memories. The memories between siblings couldn't simply be severed. Why should I deny them?"
"After making that decision, I had a long talk with Magdal and told her the whole truth. My father, who was then the previous head of the Antobruo Family, also agreed with my decision. We couldn't hide it from her forever... That should