Chapter 128.1
Promise of a Dance
“…I still can’t see it, the future is not clear.”
Within the grounds of the Royal Sorcery Academy, which was said to be as large as the royal capital, there were mansions for royalty, and similarly, senior noble families were allowed to have their own mansions within the academy, depending on the amount of their donations.
In one of these mansions, the residence of Count Dandol, Clara, the Crown Prince’s first fiancée, was using the [Gift] given to her by the spirit of the dungeon to predict the future of herself and Crown Prince Ervan, rather than the future of this country.
Clara’s “gift” was “foresight”, and in this world that closely resembled the Otome Game “Love on Silver Wings”, the information currently available and Clara’s own game strategy as a reincarnated player were combined and calculated in her brain to “foresee” a highly probable future while placing a heavy burden on her brain.
But it is not a definite future. In this real world, which was only similar to the game, the future gradually changed depending on the actions of the people who were alive, even if the game was progressing as described in the story.
Even Clara, who foresees the future based on the information she obtained and was well aware of the upcoming game events, could not see a “happy future” in her eyes.
This was because there were three uncertainties that were different from the original Otome Game.
One was Alicia, the “Heroine” of the Otome Game.
The path she followed was almost the same as the one that Clara knew about the Heroine, although there were some timing errors. However, Clara felt uncomfortable with Alicia and her behavior because it felt like she knew that she was a “Heroine”.
Her appearance was different from the Heroine of the game that Clara knew. Her hair was not peach-colored, which was the characteristic of the Heroine, nor were her looks.
Her reddish dark blonde hair would not look out of place among the reddish hair of the Melrose family, but from the perspective of Clara, who knew the game, it was hard to believe that she was the Heroine of the game.