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The question was whether or not to go to the labyrinth. And surprisingly, the answer came easily.
The next day…
“Let’s go,” Charlotte decided quickly after hearing about the labyrinth.
Naturally, Tana shook her head, trying to dissuade Charlotte. “Your Highness, it’s too dangerous.”
“If I was going to send someone else in my place, there would have been no reason to come here,” replied Charlotte. “I’m fully prepared to take the risk.”
Charlotte was right. If she’d intended to delegate the task to others, she could have given the orders from the Spring Palace without making the journey herself. She had come to do things herself, and if she were just going to stay inside the garrison and give orders, then there would have been no reason to come.
“Even so, we can take time to uncover the labyrinth’s secrets to make sure we can enter safely.”
“Dame Tana, I’m not sure how much time I have left.”
Tana bit her lip in response to Charlotte’s heavy statement.
“How long will it take to uncover the magic of that labyrinth? It could take months, maybe years, and there’s no guarantee I’ll be safe during that time.”
Charlotte glanced at me briefly. “We don’t know how long Reinhart’s Incantation can keep my condition stable. We can’t just wait blindly until this power completely consumes me.”
“Your Highness… Even so, there’s no reason for you to go personally. And there’s no guarantee that the labyrinth holds a solution to your condition. There might be something down there, but no one can say for sure if it’s what you need,” said Sabioleen Tana, her tone almost pleading.
Charlotte looked at Sabioleen Tana quietly. “Dame Tana.”
“Yes, Your Highness.”
“If I can’t fully recover from this state, I’d rather die.”
“… Pardon?” Sabioleen Tana murmured blankly, as if she...
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