It took less time than expected for Eugene to convince Ivatar of his true identity as Hamel’s reincarnation. At first, Ivatar’s face showed disbelief at the absurd claim.2

"No, what I'm saying is, I am the reincarnation of Hamel," Eugene repeated with emphasis in clear frustration.0

Eventually, Ivatar had no choice but to nod in acceptance. He didn't inquire about how it had been possible for Eugene to reincarnate.0

"Why are you telling me this…?" Ivatar asked cautiously.2

Eugene found himself at a loss for words. Why… was he telling Ivatar?0

Initially, Eugene had no intention of revealing this to Ivatar. He would have invited Ivatar to the roundtable meeting if he had planned to do so. Although more people would eventually come to know the truth, Eugene’s initial plan had been to only confide in his family.0

In other words, Eugene’s decision to reveal the truth to Ivatar had been more impulsive and emotionally driven.0

It might have led to a different outcome if he had not told anyone the truth. But he had revealed his secret to his immediate family only a few hours ago, and it had led to an unsatisfactory outcome. If only it had been serious and solemn…0

'No, at first, it was serious and solemn,' Eugene corrected himself.1

—I am Hamel's reincarnation.0

—I will save my friend Vermouth.0

The atmosphere was quite grave until then.0

However, Carmen’s nonsensical remarks and Cyan’s mockery instantly deprived the moment of any seriousness.0

In other words, it was partly Carmen and Cyan’s fault that Eugene could be moved so easily.0

Of course, Eugene didn't...0