My cousin is becoming a legend.

Violet took Lynn's hand and shook her head.

"Now is not the time to talk about this. I will give you a detailed answer once we are outside the city."

Violet led Lynn away, touched the escape circle that had been prepared in advance, and disappeared from the spot in the blink of an eye.

A series of transmissions.

Violet not only successfully erased the traces of her magic, but also made it safely to the outskirts of the city.

Lynn stepped into the carriage and cracked his whip.

The carriage moved slowly.

Violet sat in the carriage, her eyes lowered, pondering how to begin.

"Actually... it's not just this matter. What I'm about to say will also explain why I couldn't stop those tragedies..."

Violet clearly didn't want to say these things; her voice was filled with frustration and sorrow.

As Lynn cracked his whip to increase the speed, he casually interrupted, "You don't need to feel guilty. I'm no longer the hot-blooded youth I used to be. Darkness exists everywhere, and I just want to know the truth."

Violet looked gratefully at Lynn's retreating figure and finally told him the truth.

"Well... actually, the reason for all this is quite simple. Few of the nobles in Sirnus want to reclaim their lost territories; they are just content with the status quo, numbing themselves in their precarious comfort."

This is why they have completely abandoned the honor and morality that nobles should have, and only consider their own interests and comfort.

I don't know much about that wealthy businessman. Perhaps he was indeed innocent, but his later acts of betrayal against his fellow countrymen are enough to warrant his trial. So, Lynn, you don't need to feel guilty.

Lynn drove the carriage silently without saying a word.

The moonlight was dim.

A dark cloud drifted by, obscuring the clear sky.

Violet's hands were tightly clasped together as she continued:

"The reason why we high-level superhumans cannot take action is the same."

Almost all superhumans above the third rank are nobles. Ordinary people would never have alchemist teams to serve them, nor would they have the resources to gather enough expensive upgrade materials.

Therefore... these disgraced nobles made a decision: all combat missions would be carried out by those below the third rank. Higher-ranking superhumans would only serve as a deterrent, avoiding combat as much as possible, thus preventing further casualties and ensuring the interests of the great nobles remained unaffected.

Let the weak perish, while the strong shall live on. This is a common saying among nobles...

As for me... Lynn, I won't hide it from you. My father is actually an earl, a rare reconquest nobleman, but his situation in the country isn't good right now... At least I can't drag him down with me..."

Upon hearing this, Lynn frowned.

"Violet, I apologize for what I said before. I had no right to ask you to do those things, but I have a question now."

"If the nobles of Sinus are so corrupt, why would the Kingdom of Uma cooperate so readily? It seems rather absurd."

Violet nodded slightly and explained:

"It sounds absurd, but there are actually sinister intentions hidden in it. The Uma people chose to cooperate mainly for two reasons."

On the one hand, the Pope of the Uma people was seriously injured in the great battle two hundred years ago, and his fate was unknown, so they dared not launch another general offensive.

On the other hand, many Iportu nobles who had surrendered long ago still remained in the Kingdom of Uma. The Kingdom of Uma did not trust these foreigners, so they decided to continuously weaken their power. Their final method was to ban all alchemists and seal off and confiscate all alchemical knowledge.

Take Brown Narell as an example. His ancestor once had a fourth-tier superhuman, but only two hundred years later, the strongest member of the Narell family is now less than a second-tier superhuman.

The Uma Kingdom used this method to constantly balance the internal and external forces of the two countries, secretly plotting its next all-out attack.

Lynn was silently processing this information.

Actually, he didn't care that much about these serious major events.

In his mind, he would be content as long as he could save his family's lives.

However, reality kept pressing him, forcing him to confront these issues.

"Then what about the members of the Restoration Society? Were their sacrifices meaningless?"

Lynn's tone was somewhat heavy.

Violet shook her head, her tone firm.

"No, our sacrifice will not be in vain. Although the nobles of Sinus are mostly corrupt, there are still people like my father. We are constantly searching for a way to break the deadlock. We must find an opportunity to unite the entire Kingdom of Sinus and fight together against a common enemy. And all of this depends on the intelligence work of our Restoration Society comrades in the enemy country!"

Lynn nodded silently.

It's good that the sacrifice wasn't in vain...

The carriage kept passing through intersections.

Violet stopped Lynn far from Nareel.

"You can walk the rest of the way on your own. I've left the books, materials, and the professional alchemy table you requested at the hotel. Now I need to go back to Sinus to arrange your enrollment."

Lynn was somewhat surprised.

"What kind of enrollment?"

Violet smiled.

"Wouldn't it be a waste not to send a genius like you to a national academy for proper training? I'll go back now to handle the formalities for you. By the time I come back, this small skirmish at the border should have ended, which will be convenient for bringing your family over."

What, are you reluctant to see me go?

Lynn twitched the corner of her mouth.

This frivolous woman, she really puts on a show...

"I am naturally heartbroken to not see Lady Violet's beautiful face every day, so I hope you will return soon to protect my weak self. How does that sound, my lord? I wonder if you are satisfied with this explanation?"

Violet shuddered, seemingly disgusted by Lynn's fawning attitude.

"Ugh~ You really shouldn't talk like that anymore, it doesn't suit you!"

Lynn laughed in exasperation.

That damn bastard!

After implanting enough magic into Lynn's hand, Violet left.

The carriage continued to move forward.

Violet watched the carriage disappear into the distance and called out, "Don't worry, I'll be back soon. Take care of yourself in the meantime!"

Lynn didn't say anything, but just waved behind him.

......

Narell, Wilson's mansion.

Tina remained locked in her room.

She didn't become depressed, nor did she resort to crying, making a scene, or threatening suicide.

She now regrets her haste.

But at the same time, she was also very clear that her feelings would not change.

She spent the entire night studying the book she had taken from her brother's room the night before.

A thick, old-fashioned book.

Analysis of the Principles and Techniques of Alchemy

If there's a problem, solve it.

These are the words her brother often said to her since she was little.

Tina believed that this book could solve her problem.

Tina flipped through the dictionary while studying this difficult and obscure book.

She has been reading since last night.

During this time, her parents came to call her for dinner, but she didn't go out.

Suddenly, there was another knock on the door.

Tina rolled over in bed and said weakly, "Mom, stop knocking. I'll go out to eat after I finish watching this part."

No insults were heard.

The knocking continued.

Tina couldn't concentrate on her studies because of the noise.

She said helplessly, "Alright, Mom, just one minute. I'll go out to eat in one minute, okay?"

The knocking grew louder and louder.

Tina sighed and hid the book under the sheet.

She put on her slippers and hurried to open the door.

"Okay, Mom, you win. I'm going to eat now!"

Tina opened the door somewhat angrily, but froze on the spot.

The person outside the door was neither Dad nor Mom.

Instead, they were a group of Nansha priests wearing white robes and metal masks, whose faces were completely obscured.

Fortunately, Tina Wilson has been found.

"By God's will, bring her back to the temple!"