Selma Payne's POV:
The love story was sad and beautiful, but Aldrich and I thought more as a princess and a general.
"So, this story shows that the southern Duke and the witches have personal grudges other than national grudges?" I guessed.
Pure white witches were extremely precious existences. Satan's power was dark. To turn this power into a life-saving ability was no longer something that could be described as a genius. The right time, place, and people were all indispensable.
The pure white witch died for the southern Duke. The sorcerers didn't care how much sadness was hidden in her death. They only wanted to vent their anger on the southern Duke.
Thus, he and his daughter Carolyn were perfectly expected to be attacked.
