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Camilla was also present at dinner.

However, this time it wasn't a banquet, but a family dinner.

Before Ize's condition improved yesterday, she was merely a "doctor" hired by the Tver family and was not qualified to sit at the table.

After yesterday, she became a guest of the Tver family.

Moreover, they were "distinguished guests".

Regardless of whether her blessing and healing spells worked on Izzy, Izzy did indeed recover.

Ize is better now, and that's all thanks to her; we don't need to worry about how much of a role she played in all of this.

In addition, she and Zevia got along well, so there was no problem in treating her as a "distinguished guest".

As an earl lord, regardless of one's own thoughts, many things need to be done for the sake of others.

For example, now that Ize has recovered, how will outsiders view it?

Outsiders, unaware of the situation (including the Tver family), would certainly assume that Camilla's blessing and healing had a significant effect on Izzy.

The Tver family could prioritize business and still treat her as a "paid doctor" rather than a "friend/guest," and no one could say anything about it.

Only by elevating her to the status of a "friend/guest" will outsiders believe that the Tver family is grateful and will treat everyone who has been kind or beneficial to the Tver family well.

Even if it's just an ordinary person.

"Good evening, Young Master Ize."

Camilla, who was seated to Zelvia's left, gracefully rose and greeted Izzy with a smile as he entered.

This time she didn't change into a gorgeous gown, but she also didn't wear the blue-trimmed white robe of a priest.

Instead, she wore a well-fitting, light green dress, exuding tranquility and elegance.

This long dress doesn't have as many embellishments as a formal gown, and the materials aren't as expensive; it's more suitable for everyday wear.

This is the difference between a "banquet" and a "family dinner".

The banquet was very formal, and formal attire was also required.

Family dinners are very casual, with no dress code and not many dishes served.

The guests eat whatever the host eats.

Steak, bread, stew, desserts, cakes, and a bottle of good wine or other drinks are enough. Just eat your fill and feel good; it doesn't have to be too lavish.

Of course, this configuration is already quite generous for ordinary people.

Eating steak for every meal, what kind of family is this?

Even in modern times, when material resources are abundant, only a very small number of families can afford to eat steak three times a day.

"Good evening." Ize smiled and returned the greeting, adding a compliment in accordance with the aristocratic etiquette he had been taught since childhood: "Miss Camilla looks absolutely stunning tonight."

"Young Master Ize, please just call me Camilla." Camilla took this polite compliment seriously and was secretly delighted.

She wasn't from an aristocratic background, so she didn't know the proper etiquette of this circle.

When they flatter you with nice words, it's not necessarily sincere; it may just be a habitual or polite compliment.

A few compliments won't hurt you; on the contrary, they can win you favor, so why not?

"Please sit down." Ize simply smiled and sat down in his own seat first.

He couldn't possibly omit the "Miss" suffix; they weren't that familiar with each other yet.

Furthermore, becoming too familiar might cause Camilla to have unnecessary fantasies.

After enjoying a quiet and cozy dinner, he asked his parents if he could visit the prison.

Upon hearing this, Count Damian and his mother Joanna both subconsciously realized something, exchanged a furrowed brow, and remained silent.

Killing monsters is no longer enough for Ize; he's going to start killing people.

Although as the heir to the earldom, he would have to face this challenge sooner or later and personally execute several death row inmates.

Isn't it a bit abnormal that she went from being gentle and refined to so bloodthirsty in such a short time?

They hope Ize will grow and are happy to see him grow.

Isn't this kind of upbringing a bit too much?

"What are you going to prison for?"

Seeing that the atmosphere was a bit tense, the older sister Zevia raised her right hand and placed it on Ize's left shoulder, her eyes slightly narrowed.

"It's filthy and stinks there, what's there to see? Do you want to kill a few people to test your courage?"

She said what her parents didn't say or ask.

"Young Master Ize?" Camilla, who was to Zelvia's left, looked at Ize with some concern.

"Although you have recovered a lot and your health has improved."

"But the curse on you has not yet been lifted, so it is not suitable for you to go to those filthy and chaotic places."

"Some curses can worsen as the environment deteriorates, such as the accumulation of negative emotions, and prisons happen to be one of the most negative places."

Upon hearing the word "curse," Count Damian immediately frowned and said, "The person who cursed you hasn't been caught yet, so you'd better not leave the manor."

Although the target has been located, there is no evidence.

Evidence is secondary; as a count lord, he can arrest whomever he wants in his own territory.

The problem lies in the fact that behind his goal was Viscount Byrne, a retainer he had once trusted.

Viscount Burne is backed by a prince of the country.

This is very tricky.

He believed the prince himself wouldn't do something so foolish.

But he knew even better that if he made a move against Viscount Burne, the prince would not stand idly by.

After all, Talia returned early to prepare for the wedding, and she brought ten Sun Knights with her.

To touch her father at this time would be to ruin Talia's wedding with the prince.

This is a slap in the face to the prince, and also a slap in the face to the king and the royal family.

Once the sorcerer is captured, it will be tantamount to telling Viscount Burne that he already knows who is behind it all.

This will undoubtedly escalate the conflict rapidly and could very well drive Viscount Burns to desperate measures.

Fortunately, Ize has already awakened his extraordinary abilities. Although the curse he was under before has not been lifted, it no longer affects his rapid improvement.

So he decided to keep an eye on them for now.

Izawa is no longer someone who can be killed by a curse alone; we can wait and see.

"Then let the guards bring over a few prisoners." Ize thought it made sense and changed his mind.

"Bring several death row inmates, minor offenders, and serious offenders."

"Tonight?" Count Damian squinted at Ize, slightly relieved.

The fact that they want minor offenders, serious offenders, and death row inmates indicates that Izzy doesn't just want to kill a few people, but has other motives.

Maybe they just wanted to experience how vicious criminals can be?

Ize grew up in the manor and was surrounded by kindness and gentleness.

Apart from this curse incident, in his not-so-long fifteen years of life, he had indeed never experienced or witnessed the "evil" side of humanity.

This is not a good thing for a lord, as it can easily lead to excessive kindness and idealism.

"Yes." Ize nodded to his father.

"If bringing the prisoner out is too troublesome, or requires going through procedures, tomorrow is fine too."

"The process isn't complicated," Count Damian smiled. "You can go back to your room now. I'll arrange everything tonight. I'll send someone to fetch you once the prisoner is brought over."

"Okay, thank you, Father." Ize stood up and bowed in gratitude.

Then he took Feline and left the dining hall.

The parents, sister, maid, Camilla, and others, who were all looking worried, stood in the hall, exchanging bewildered glances.