Diana locked eyes with Vesper and felt a sudden tightness in her chest. Guilt washed over her, and she quickly averted her gaze, scurrying back to her room.

Once inside, she realized she was drenched in a cold sweat, her fear palpable.

Then, the itch started. She scratched furiously, but it brought no relief. It felt as if a million tiny bugs were crawling over her skin.

Soon after, a bone-chilling cold enveloped her as if she had plunged into an icy cavern.

Outside, Vivienne withdrew her hand, her cheeks as cool and expressionless as a winter's dawn.

She had not outright killed Diana because something about the situation perplexed her. In this world, there was only one kind of poison that could elude her senses-Karen's poison. And yet, Diana had somehow managed to get her hands on it.

Vesper, too, pulled back in silence.

Though it was not time to strike a lethal blow, ensuring Diana suffered a little was within Vesper's means.

Feeling the cold grip of winter amid the height of summer certainly had a certain appeal.

"Vivienne, I will get to the bottom of this. Your suffering won't be in vain," Jasper said, his features etched with concern.

Even if he trusted Diana would not do such a thing, it did not mean the juice Vivienne had been served was not poisonous.

Vivienne would never lie, and Vesper would not have forced the poison out without good reason.

"Grandpa, don't worry about me, I'm fine." Vivienne's smile was a feeble attempt to ease his worry. She would handle this herself.

"Dad, let me help you back inside. Mr. Linklater was supposed to hey, where did Mr. Linklater go?" Yuri looked around, perplexed by Vesper's sudden disappearance. Vivienne turned, and sure enough, Vesper had vanished without a trace!

She had been unguarded last time, but this time, she was on high alert, and he still managed to slip away.

Jasper suddenly realized he had not heard Finnian's voice in a while. He turned around to find nothing but a grinning face carved onto an old banyan tree.

I'll get him one of these days!" Finnian

him. "Don't worry, Grandpa.

she set off in pursuit. She had planted a tracker on Vesper, and now it was moving in a certain

Vivienne reached the crossroads, she discovered the tracker had

she saw that together, the

[Frost, you're still green!]

wall, creating a spiderweb

knew she was nowhere near as powerful as

day, she would catch up

in awe, turning to Vesper and saying, "You're done for. Your girl's fuming. You won't have a single day of peace." Vesper's

Vivienne could

mother, like

I learned

attend to-Diana had made contact with GTO, and there was nothing simple about that. Meanwhile, at Vanguard

document. The bold title stared back at him, reflecting a profound

rose from his chair and made his way to the director's

surprise when he saw the papers

you want to do this?" Vance frowned, searching Percival's eyes for a

But there was none.

icy as

resignation letter on the

and you're still sore over Leopold's case, but this is no reason to quit! Are you out

accusingly at Percival, unable to contain his

with a strategic mind and a commendable record in the field. He was the youngest deputy director with a limitless future, spared even after almost causing a

now, he wanted

not madness, what

clear

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