2025-08-02 01:47:09Chapter 43: The Crimson Veil of Summoning
“Mistress, the young master has already begun the summoning ritual,” Franca reported, her voice wavering with a mixture of concern and hope.Vivian leaned back against the polished obsidian balcony rail, the rising sun painting her platinum hair in hues of rose gold. “You mean the ritual in his classroom?”“Yes, Mistress Vivian. Right now. Should I watch over him discreetly?”Vivian’s pale violet eyes closed briefly. “No... I trust him. Let him prove himself on his own. If you must observe, make sure he doesn’t know you’re there.”“But... I feel uneasy just sitting back.”A soft sigh left Vivian’s lips. “I know. I feel it too. But we can't cradle him forever. He must forge his path now. Besides…” she gave a small smile, “he should appreciate that item. It cost me more than just gold.”Franca blinked. “He doesn’t know it came from you?”Vivian waved a hand. “Of course not
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