My younger sister arrived at Heavenly Sword Mountain.
I swear, it was a story I had never been tipped off about even once. Because there was absolutely no reason for the girl who only fiddled with documents densely filled with numbers to come to this place.
If there was any possibility, only one.
She must have followed her older brother, me.
In fact, it was puzzling. On the day of departure from the Academy, Ria wasn’t visible among the crowd seeing me off. It was neglecting the duty of a younger sister to send off her brother with affection.
It was a question that occasionally surfaced like an embedded stone, and now it felt like that puzzle was finally resolved.
If she had intended to follow me from the beginning, there would have been no need to deliberately come out to see me off. Furthermore, if I had caught on, she would have faced a troublesome situation.
For example, just like right now.
“……Why are you locking me up!”
Somewhere on the mid-slope of Heavenly Sword Mountain.
Inside a house originally built to imprison criminals, a girl with black hair and golden eyes was confined. The slender figure and snow-white skin gave an impression of frailty, making the treatment feel even more cruel.
I didn’t…