I Opened My Eyes To A New World Of Mystery!

mposing my original novel in the presence of others, I promptly summoned Jannat, commanding her to fetch a diary and a pen. "Yes, young miss," she replied obediently

nd callous treatment of those beneath her, had instilled fear into the hearts of all who served her. I pondered what

ious tone. "What is the meaning of this? Why do you persist in disobeying my orders?" Her res

is truly what you desire? Have my words lost their significance? Must I repeat myself

exited the room. "Yes, young miss. Please forgive my lapse in judgment. I

that moment that Jannat had never regarded Helen as the fearsome taskmaster others perceived her to be.Alone in the confines of the room, I carefully opened the pristine diary, its pa

with unwavering fervor, unleashed their vitriol upon Helen, the malevolent antagonist, while showering the uns

and an aura both cute and elegant. And then, there was the male lead, Prince Albert Wolter, the Crown Prince of the Empire and its first prince. His striki

minate those he once shared a drink with, without the slightest trace of remorse. Engaged to Helen due to political exigencies, their relationship was rooted in

inaugural encounter. The prince, utterly captivated by Clivat's pure aura, fell irrevocably in love at first sigh

you honor me w

ess,' Clivat hes

s the days unfurled, the bond between Albert and Clivat deepened, stoking Helen's ever-growing jealousy. William not only tu

became a stalwart p

ndifferent to her existence. Consumed by a maelstrom of rage and envy, Helen

man Grenard—a blonde-haired, blue-eyed swordsman—uncovered the

narrative, a crucial detail eluding me, I decided to cons

esence attentive and eager. "Young

prior lapses in memory. "Tell

s, this realm is brimming with exceptionally talented Elementalists. The chosen successors to the imperial crow

ng miss, do not possess any elemental powers. The Duke, on the other hand,

ality of my powerlessness sinking

mother's abilities. "What powers does

lgae is a Water Elementalist. Crown Prince Albert and Lady C

sing Jannat with a wave of

ry. With her departure, the forgotten crucial detail resurfaced within my mind—I had neglected

inherit at least one elemental skill. Clivat, for instance, wielded the power of Water, while Prince Albert commanded the elements of Ligh

n a planned carriage accident orchestrated by a rebel faction when he was just fifteen. Left to navigate the treacherous realm of power and wealth at such a tender age, the young d

ss toward Duke Carter. In his role as the protagonist, Albert successfully

by that prince. I couldn't help but wonder why Helen, with both her parents being Elementalists, lacked any trace

n my mind, fueling my determination to