Bollanyo Village, on the border of the Kiehl Empire.1

Ariartelle’s house was located in this quiet countryside village. Of course, none of her neighbors living in Bollanyo knew that Ariartelle was a dragon. As far as the villagers were aware, Ariartelle was a noble who had fallen into poverty and was forced to move to the countryside, and they had no interest in looking any further beyond that fact. 0

Usually, country people could be overly curious about such neighbors, especially when it came to young people who were living on their own without any family members, but that wasn’t the case for Ariartelle. And it was all thanks to her magic.0

Ariartelle naturally had no interest in socializing with her human neighbors, so she had long ago placed a perception-obstructing spell on herself and her mansion, and thanks to that, her mansion was usually a very quiet and peaceful place.0

For Eugene and his party, who had been traveling around for nearly a whole month, there was no better place for them to get some comfortable rest. In the past, they had spent some time in Molon’s cave in Leheinjar, but since the Nur were no longer being generated there, there was no reason for them to continue staying up in those mountains.0

Ariartelle silently stood in the middle of her living room.0

This was a space where Ariartelle could usually indulge in her hobbies, a room lit with warm lights and Ariartelle’s favorite scent perpetually lingering in the air. It was a place where she could occasionally relax and enjoy reading a book with a cup of tea or coffee… and it was also here where she usually spied on the daily life of Leo Dragonic, who had grown into adulthood.10

But that was now a story that belonged to the past. After inviting such terrible and obnoxious guests into her mansion, Ariartelle’s beloved living room — no — the entire mansion that she was living in had been thoroughly ravaged. The only place left in this mansion that could still be described as belonging solely to Ariartelle...4