Chapter 618 – #124_Deneb’s Deviation (5)

#618

One.
Love between children of enemy families.
The second generation of a wealthy chaebol family falls in love with an ordinary poor woman.
The princess is in love with the clown.
Like this, unrequited love is an unnew material that overflows all over the world.

But Albireo had never sympathized with it.
I didn’t even consider it a plausible story.

Love that transcends rationality is nothing more than a genre production.
He firmly believed that anyone capable of rational judgment would not hang himself on forbidden love.

That’s why my sister also believed.
Because Deneb is as smart as Albireo.

Even if I made a mistake in the impulse of a moment, I believed that it would be undone.
I expected that if it was a relationship where there was no need to judge what was right and wrong, he would moderately fold his mind.

And now.

“Sorry. I don’t think I can give up.”

That trust and expectation falls to the floor and is shattered.
Like a sharp piece of ice, Albireo’s tone was cold.

“Okay?”

Deneb’s determined face.
Have already made up their mind
Albireo knows how stubborn she is.

Isn’t that why she couldn’t stop it even when she stepped forward to ‘verify’ with Shin Siu?

Looking back, that was the beginning of the problem.
Rather, even if Albireo had to sacrifice her body, she should have bleed the nose.

“You really disappoint me.”
“It’s not like that, sister, listen.”

Deneb, as usual when her own opinions met with her disapproval, did not quibble at her.
It means that I know my sins.
She couldn’t understand what her sister was thinking as she calmly declared that she would continue the unspeakable act.

“Yes, tell me.”

Albireo crossed his arms and said, let’s see what nonsense he brings as an excuse.
As if Deneb had been waiting, her words poured out.

“They say it’s possible to inherit the stigma without losing your life if you use Siwoo. The reason Count Yesod cooperated was to obtain the sample.”
“I know that.”
“Did you just hear that?”
“No, I knew it from the beginning.”

Albireo had heard about the research from Count Yesod much earlier than Deneb.
Her twins also knew about it because they had heard of it from Siu beforehand, so Deneb was the only one who didn’t know about the research.

“Therefore?”
“Therefore… Rani? This is an incredibly innovative study! You can live with twins forever! Surely you shouldn’t help? Maybe we too…”

When I first heard about the research from Count Yesod.
Deneb was filled with joy.

It is terrifying to pass on the stigma.
Not because of death.

Every witch prepares and prepares for her own death from the moment she becomes a witch.

So, Deneb is afraid because he had to leave the rabbit-like Odile Odette alone in the world.
All witches with apprentice witches must feel the same way.

However, if you complete your research, you can live with the twins forever, or if you want to add a little more love, you can live with Siwoo for a long time.

“Deneb, please wake up.”
“Why? Did I say something wrong?”
“We have done our part as Zemonai. As Master did, it is my last duty to pass on the full stigma to Odile and you to Odette and leave.”

Albireo, with his mother-in-law’s permission, looked after Count Yesod’s research before Deneb did.

To put the research in one word, it was transference using the replication of the stigma.

Repeatedly imparting her master’s magic to the apprentice witch.
In the final stage, the apprentice witch’s vessel is exchanged for her master’s magic.

In other words, the master will have the ‘vessel’ originally possessed by the apprentice witch, and the apprentice witch will inherit the magnetic magic originally possessed by the master except for her vessel.

After carefully examining all the data, Albireo quickly came to a conclusion.

This is a necessary study for my daughter, Yesod, the fool.
And a study that many witches would never want.

“Even if the research ends successfully, the twins will eventually inherit the 21st hierarchy, one step lower than the hierarchy they should have inherited. Then what is the meaning of our lives?”

The existence of witches is ultimately for the development of magic.
Passing on the stigma from generation to generation is because it is the most efficient method of ascending the hierarchy.

However, if the result of inheriting by expedient method is standing still.
That is an act that puts pressure on the glory of past generations who burned their lives only for magic and passed on their names to future generations.

“You can be next to twins! Aren’t you worried about your sister?”
“What are you going to do next to the twins?”
“Not that….”
“Neither Odil nor Odette can remain young witches forever.
One day we have to help her get out of our arms and fly on her own. We are both teachers and mothers.”

Albireo’s thoughts were firm.
Even to her, Odile and Odette are still lacking in many ways.

However, Albireo and Deneb were also like that in the past.

It was when Master left and directly faced with all kinds of hardships and harsh world that he threw off the yoke of clumsiness and entered maturity.

“Or do you want to live together forever and remain a stumbling block?”

Albireo informed Deneb of the cold reality, who was still trying to refute it.

“You said you saw it too, and even if we finish the transfer safely, all we have left is a bowl. You won’t be able to deal with even a single homunculus, let alone the same witch. I can’t understand even simple academic journals, let alone research on magic.”

For witches, magic is the very purpose of life.
Stealing magic from such a witch is the same as taking away life.

“I have to live like empty chaff while holding a huge disability. Can you afford a future like this?”
“You can do it.”

Deneb’s answer was immediate.
It’s not a bluff that you pick up and serve simply because you don’t want to be pushed out in an argument.
The proof is that the purple eyes that wandered here and there are looking straight ahead.

As a teacher, Albireo is the love that supports the independence and self-reliance of his students.
Deneb expressed her love that as her mother he wanted to give more care and affection.

They both do it in different ways, but they really love their twins.

“… Let’s talk about this later. There are still many things I need to hear from you.”

It was Albireo who finished the confrontation first.
The fundamental problem in today’s case is not to blame for differences in parenting theories.

Rather, the story went sideways.

More fundamentally, the problem to be divided is that Deneb, her mother-in-law, told a grandiose lie to sleep with Siu, and that it was not enough, and she insisted on continuing the relationship by adding various excuses.

“No matter what, never. You can’t give up are you insane Do you want me to quarrel with the twins over the position of wife and concubine? Even if dirt gets in my eyes, I can’t see it!”

Albireo, who declared firmly as if slicing with a knife, began wielding the heavy facts that he had endured so far indiscriminately.

“It’s a problem to entice your son-in-law just to make you feel better in the first place. Did you know that you are a stray cat?”
“It’s not like that!”
“No, what is it! Do you like it because he cheated on Count Yesod and dragged him into bed? Are you satisfied?”
“Because it’s not like that!”

Deneb pursed his lips as if he was unfair, and tears welled up.

“My sister doesn’t know. What does she know about her sister’s love?”
“Wow, that would be crazy.”

Where is Deneb, who has been arguing that the love between a man and a woman is a romanticism that wraps up the reproductive instinct?
Also, where is the dignity of a great witch who achieves her feat as a witch and quietly ends the rest of her life?

He preaches lines that Odile Odette would have done during his adolescence with serious eyes.

“I don’t want Siwoo’s body. I wanted to be held in his warm arms again.”
“So you’re going to keep hugging me?”
“… She will understand me if she finds a sister she loves too.”

Albireo sighed.
Deneb’s condition was now fully understood.

“And even if succession isn’t an issue like you said, it might be for the twins.”

She was now a racehorse with the sides of her eyes covered.
She is truly blind, like an innocent and innocent princess who does not know how to burn her clothes in a hot fire.

“Your sister was also worried about her twins having a relationship with Siwoo. If I quench their desires even before the succession, the twins will be much safer.”

To the extent that he seriously picks up words like that that he doesn’t know where to start tackling.
He already has many lovers by his side.
If the purpose is to relieve desire, there is no need for Deneb, the mother-in-law, to step forward.

“So, you’re going to take on the role of quenching your son-in-law’s desire for the sake of the twins?”
“Yes.”
“You verified it before.”
“Because there will be variables that cannot be prepared for through verification alone.”

In spite of the bewildered sighs, he throws eyes full of anticipation, like ‘Are you finally going to understand me now?’.
I didn’t feel worth talking to anymore.

“Why don’t you try looking for another man? I’ll save you as a handsome man.”
“It has to be Siwoo-kun.”
“Ha….”

Albireo exhaled without hiding a deep sigh.

“Okay, go get some rest.”
“Sister….”
“Go and rest.”

The conversation ended there.
Albireo turned his back on Deneb, who was standing there, and returned to her mansion.

At first, it was Albireo who was supposed to discipline his younger sister, but it is useless because he himself won’t listen.

“Ha, migraine….”

Albireo wrapped his throbbing hair and pressed his eyes tightly.
What happened so much in her later years, she never thought she would see her sister-in-law infatuation with her son-in-law.

Should this gossip spread out, Jemonai’s reputation would sink to the bottom.
She is there, and she is a little sister who cherishes and loves in every way.
It is her sister’s duty to stop her if she steps down the wrong path.

“I can’t leave it like that.”

For Deneb, who couldn’t face the reality, Albireo decided to take special measures.