Magic Stone Gourmet: Eating Magical Power Made Me The Strongest Volume 6 [Parts 1 to 7] by Ryou Yuuki

Author:Ryou Yuuki
Language: eng
Format: epub

“I can’t believe it...” Ein’s mind flashed straight to prejudice. Since he’d long assumed that all red foxes were evil, the prince couldn’t bring himself to accept the chief’s words.

“But you must. It’s the truth,,” she replied immediately. “You seem to know Sir Marco rather well. Then it surely must be odd to know that a pair of foxes worked alongside him.”

Now that she mentions it... If there was a knight who displayed that caliber of loyalty, he’d never back down against the foxes in front of him. According to the chief’s story, the duo must’ve walked through the cursed room while under Marco’s protection. In other words, there was no way the pair could’ve been enemies. Another question proceeded to bubble up in Ein’s mind, but the chief had seemingly anticipated this.

“Sir Marco hadn’t been tricked, nor was he affected in the same way as Her Majesty Arshay,” she quickly stated. “The two attendants had been by the first king and Consort Laviola’s side since the start.”

Above all, Marco was loyal. If the faithful knight wasn’t deceived, Ein felt that this pair was worthy of his trust.

“You know so much,” Ein finally said.

“I cannot think of a greater delight than to know my story has proven useful to you,” she said. Then suddenly, the chief’s aura took a fierce turn. “I must tell you about the red foxes as well.”

“Please do.”

“I haven’t much to tell you, as I was but a sproutling who rarely stepped onto the battlefield. I was in hiding at the time, but I believe the information I do possess to be very important.” She paused and slowly opened her mouth once more. “The first princess once purchased a tome that should depict a lone woman as red foxes’ chief.”

“How do you know about that?”

They were referring to Katima’s ancient Elven tome, but the chief promised to answer that question later.

“You must believe that she’s your only enemy, but I doubt it,” she continued.

“Are other species out to get us as well?”

“No, I believe it’s only the red foxes, but their movements didn’t hint at a single motive. He told me that he believed there was another motive at play.”

“By ‘he,’ you mean...”

“Indeed. The first king.”

However, the first king wasn’t certain of his hunch. After all, it was just that—a hunch. The chief apologized, claiming that she wasn’t absolutely certain about it either, but Ein found no need for an apology.

“This is valuable insight,” he said. The prince was thrilled to know that he actually had the opportunity to hear Jayle’s opinion on the matter. “So, how’d you know about Katima’s little purchase?”

The chief flashed a triumphant smile. “Because I’m the one who permitted the book’s sale. It seems you’re all rather confused about the author of that book, but I knew him personally. He was a resident of Syth Mill.”

As he was the only person who fit the bill, the image of Consort Laviola’s second child flashed across Ein’s mind. When the prince managed to eke out the name, “Wilfried Wernstein,” the chief nodded as she let out a gentle, “Precisely.

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