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The address written in the note was located in a prestigious neighborhood in Larupa Island, an area known for its high land prices. Unlike other regions bustling with activities and people, this neighborhood exuded an air of elegant tranquility.
However, it was only a facade. Many gladiators lived in the opulent districts of Larupa Island, where the coliseum was located, and there were also numerous mansions owned by nobles. As a result, the paparazzi that Ciel warned about was hiding in every nook and cranny of the streets.
However, such scrutiny posed no major problem for Eugene’s group. Unless they were attempting to sneak into the heavily guarded mansion of the monarch, they could march around as they liked. The gazes of the paparazzi hidden in the darkness were nothing. They had no need to rely on Sienna as well. Even Eugene's magic could easily deal with such nuisances.
Surprisingly, the mansion where Ciel resided was not overly large. It was similar in size to the manor Eugene had lived in in his hometown of Gidol.
‘Well, it's not like she’s living here long-term, and she’s only with Lady Carmen and Dezra.’
It was more than enough space for three people. Although the security was present, they didn't look like knights.
Eugene's group easily evaded the guards' watchful eyes and climbed over the fence.
There was no sign of a garden. Instead, a well-worn training ground spread out before them. Just by glancing at it, Eugen could tell how frequently and extensively it was used.
He recalled Ciel's appearance during the afternoon match. Her steps had been light and fluid, just like flowing water. Eugene smiled with satisfaction as he imagined Ciel's movements from the footprints on the training ground.
The mansion had three floors. When Eugene glanced up, he saw that all the windows were shut and curtains drawn. The back door was locked as well, but that wasn't a major...



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