'Protagonist' Appears

"Adelia?"

After everyone returned to the Rogue Encampment, they first went to the cathedral to "turn in the quest," while also informing them of Blood Raven's final words.

These students from the main world who had come to participate in the "exchange meeting" naturally had no idea who "Adelia" was. But Akara, the blind nun who was a major figure in one of this world's religious factions and skilled in "prophecy," should know something.

Inside the cathedral, it was plain and simple, yet elegant and cozy.

There were not only no murals, statues, or other decorations one would expect in a religious site;

even the benches in the hall varied in age and condition, clearly donated by different believers.

After giving it some thought, the middle-aged nun named "Akara" spoke frankly to them:

"I do know of a witch named 'Adelia,'"

"It is said that after the mad King Leoric fell, she once entered the abandoned royal palace alone to investigate the truth, only to be captured by demons."

Later, the witch had fortunately escaped, but she had also become "disheartened" and stopped going to the front lines. Instead, she chose to make all kinds of magical potions to aid those "heroes."

"The eldest prince Aidan, Moreina—the Blood Raven whom you allowed to rest—and a Vizjerei mage from the East once ventured deep into the royal palace's underground tombs together. They killed Leoric, who had become the 'Skeleton King,' and cleared out the demons entrenched there. But in the end—"

That so-called "victory" lasted only a few short days.

The eldest prince Aidan vanished without a trace, while Blood Raven, who had returned to the monastery, suddenly rebelled and drove Akara and the others out of the monastery guarding the eastern road.

"Even in our world, very few people know