Quick Transmigration: Survive to the End

After Catherine officially became Stella's apprentice, Duke Eugene also began to actively appear before Stella.

Because Stella was unwilling to leave this secluded little courtyard, the Duke of Eugene decided to make it Stella's private residence. No one except her and Catherine was allowed to enter.

At the same time, the Duke of Eugene also brought news of Robert.

“A few days ago, someone said they saw Master Robert appear, as if he was looking for someone.”

"I think maybe Master Robert came to see you."

"Although I don't know if this guess is accurate, I have already sent people to look for his whereabouts and tell him about you."

"Thank you," Stella said, her eyes full of expectation, but she seemed somewhat absent-minded as she continued speaking.

Stella's condition affected Catherine to some extent; she wasn't as energetic as usual when practicing magic today.

Stella tilted her head and looked at me for a while before saying, "Catherine, are you reluctant to part with me?"

Catherine admitted, "Yes, once we get in touch with Master Robert, he will definitely take you back."

"After we parted ways, we didn't know when we would see each other again."

“I don’t think it will be long,” Stella said. “Besides, you are my student.”

"Even if I return to the Elf Forest, I will still write to you and guide your practice."

"Don't you dare slack off without me watching!"

“Definitely not,” Catherine said, her mood suddenly improving. “Stella, just wait and see what happens next time we meet!”

Catherine quickly regained her enthusiasm for learning, and since Stella was still around these few days, she would take the initiative to bother Stella whenever she encountered a problem.

As it turned out, when the Eugene family really put their efforts into action, the results were quite significant. Robert, who had deliberately not hidden himself too well, was found in just one day.

When Robert was brought to the courtyard, Stella flew over and landed on his shoulder.

Robert, contrary to his usual arrogance and indifference, asked Stella many questions with concern.

Although Robert had asked the same question a few days earlier, this necessary acting was still very useful.

Like the Duke of Eugene, whose attitude became even more enthusiastic.

Robert nodded politely to Duke Eugene: "Thank you for taking Stella in. The Elf Forest will present a gift of thanks after we return and report to the King."

“No, it’s nothing,” Duke Eugene immediately declined. “Elves and fairies have always been friends of the Eugene family, and it is only right to help friends.”

"Besides..." Duke Eugene smiled and glanced at Stella and Catherine, "Stella is also my youngest daughter's teacher."

"Oh?" Robert glanced at Catherine, then turned his attention back to Stella. "You're still a cub yourself, and you're already acting as someone else's teacher?"

Stella stuck out her tongue: "But it really did help Catherine."

Catherine chimed in, "That's right, Stella's teaching has been very effective. The progress I made in the past ten years of study may not even match the progress I've made in just a few days of Stella's teaching."

Robert raised an eyebrow, reluctantly believing him, and looked at Catherine more closely.

“You,” Robert frowned, “have you been cursed?”

Catherine didn't understand and could only look at Duke Eugene.

But the guilty conscience in the Duke of Eugene’s eyes clearly told her that Robert was telling the truth.

"Father?" Catherine had a bad feeling.

Duke Eugene sighed and ruffled Catherine's hair: "Since Master Robert has figured it out, I won't hide it from you."

"When you were born, your talent surpassed that of your older brothers and sisters. Even the Pope of the Temple of Light was interested in sending you to the Temple of Light for instruction."

"Therefore, His Majesty has arranged your marriage to the Crown Prince."

“Then why?” Catherine stopped abruptly halfway through her sentence, still finding it hard to accept.

For years, everyone told her that she was a good-for-nothing, a disgrace to the Eugene family bloodline, and unworthy of the Eugene name.

Although she retorted forcefully, she couldn't help but agree with these words to some extent; Catherine felt inferior about her own abilities.

But now she's suddenly being told that it wasn't her fault, that she originally had better talent and a better future than her older siblings?

Catherine's brain was congested with blood, and she felt dizzy. If there hadn't been other people present, she probably wouldn't have been able to stand up.

Duke Eugene lowered his eyelids: "They are traitors to God."

"They knew about your talent and wanted to take you away. After failing, they cursed you with the thought that if they couldn't have you, they would destroy you."

"I'm sorry, it's because your father failed to protect you."

Catherine couldn't hold back her tears, and after a while, she gritted her teeth and asked, "What is a traitor to God?"

“She is a person who has turned her back on God,” Duke Eugene said softly as he held her in his arms.

Stella's eyes flickered.

I wonder if Eugene ever thought that when he created the Rebel Gods to stir up trouble in the war between the Temple of Light and Darkness and even tried to bring in the Immortal Race, the Rebel Gods, who were no longer under Eugene's control, would turn into a knife and stab back into his own descendants hundreds of years later.

Stella deliberately leaned close to Robert and whispered, "Robert, is there any way to break Catherine's curse?"

That one sound drew the attention of both Eugene and Catherine.

Robert followed Stella's lead and said, "No matter how harsh the curse, it will not be without any chance of survival; this is the mercy of the gods."

"However, to break the curse, we must first figure out which curse she is under."

Catherine's hand tightened slightly, and Duke Eugene, not wanting to miss this opportunity, bowed to Robert and pleaded, "I have some clues here. Could you please help my daughter, Master Robert?"

"Anything my Eugene family has, I will provide if you need it!"

Robert did not respond.

As Catherine and her father grew increasingly disappointed, Stella gently shook Robert's hair.

Robert seemed to have compromised, saying to Duke Eugene, "Give me what you know, and I'll look it up when I get back to the Elven realm."

"If there are any results, Stella will send you a message."

“Thank you, Lord Robert, thank you, Teacher Stella,” Catherine was overwhelmed with joy, and this time the tears she shed were completely different from before.

The Duke of Eugene and Catherine saw Robert and Stella off with exceptional friendliness, and suddenly felt that even the future held more promise.

Catherine became Stella's apprentice.

The Eugene family got in touch with Master Robert.

The curse that had plagued Catherine for years was finally showing signs of being lifted.

Who can say that this isn't a joyous occasion?

“Catherine,” Duke Eugene instructed, “you must make sure to maintain your relationship with Stella.”

“Don’t worry, Father,” Catherine said. “I will.”

While the father and daughter were still dreaming about their wonderful future, Stella and Robert had already left the royal city.

Those secretly watching Robert were greatly surprised when they saw him bring a little fairy out of Eugene's house.

After passing through several magic circles and arriving at the edge of the Elf Forest, Robert finally stopped, leaving all the attention behind him.

"Go back now, I still have things to take care of."

Stella stopped him: "The king marked the Eugene family for me. Isn't it easier to go directly to the Eugene family through the magic circle than to travel back to the capital of the Xuean Empire?"