“What? Those nobles heard your voice?” Eugene asked.

“Yeap!” Mirian answered.

“How?” Eugene was bewildered.

Mirian clasped her hands together as if she was praying, and answered with innocent, sparkling eyes. “Treasure… No! My burning love for you has moved the heavens. True love has allowed…”

Eugene interjected. “Stop talking nonsense and tell the truth.”

“Hmph!” Mirian’s expression immediately turned villainous, and she took a seat on Silion’s mane before speaking arrogantly. “Sir Lanslo said that I’m evolving along with you. So if I think really hard about what I want and say it, even ordinary humans can hear my voice.”

“Hmm.” Eugene frowned. He wasn’t sure whether this was a good thing or not. However, a brilliant idea soon came to mind.

“I have an idea,” Eugene said.

“What is it? What is it?” Mirian asked.

“From now on, you are my messenger,” Eugene responded.

“A messenger?” Mirian said.

“You will relay my instructions to others during battles,” Eugene explained. Mirian was small, but she was very fast. Moreover, she was invisible to ordinary humans, which meant she could roam the battlefield undisturbed and deliver messages. She would prove useful not only on the battlefield but also on evil lands as well.

“Kieeehh. That sounds kinda annoying. And how can I become so desperate every single time? You’re so insidious, like the demon king or the devil.” Mirian pouted while looking...