Senna was Silvia’s master, so Planck’s old friend had to be someone else. And since the lady was his master’s master, Wayne’s heart stopped racing. He crossed her out from his list of first loves.1

I wouldn’t, Sister!0

He also had to apologize to Planck. Although it was a misunderstanding, he had fallen for the woman while he believed her to be Planck’s lover for a fraction of a second. He blamed the tradition of stealing someone else’s wife created by a certain man surnamed Cao, whose influence continued to haunt future generations[1].0

“I’m here to greet you today, and I have an item for identification to give you.”0

Senna took out a wooden box with a wave, handing them the two gold rings. The insides of the rings were etched with magical inscriptions, allowing the user to communicate with nature and to confirm a target’s identity.0

As Senna explained, the church’s headquarters had access to a divine art that could disguise one’s thoughts into someone else’s, making it difficult for even a loved one to detect the deception. It was a masterful disguise...0