Transmigration: Step Into The World of Books And Become The Strongest!-Chapter 63: Vanessa’s Wild Guess

"Have you gathered any information about her?"

In a lavishly decorated living room, a woman sat comfortably, her legs crossed.

The palm of her hand rested against the right side of her face, her eyes closed.

Her face was exceptionally beautiful, with a graceful, delicate jawline.

Long, slightly wavy red hair cascaded down her back, and a golden ribbon engraved with a dragon was pinned between the strands.

Dressed in a red gown, her slim yet curvaceous figure—particularly her chest and hips—was impossible to ignore.

Even in stillness, she emanated a cold aura, an invisible wall that discouraged anyone from approaching.

This striking woman was none other than Vanessa.

Ever since the passionate night she shared with Arthur, Vanessa seemed to have undergone a change.

Where there had once been a hint of youthful innocence, her features now conveyed a more mature, fuller appearance.

As the old saying goes, "A woman who has shared intimacy with a man enters a new phase in her life—something those who have never experienced it can never truly understand."

Standing beside her, Lina, her personal maid, bowed her head respectfully.

"I have gathered information on her, young lady."

With careful hands, she presented a thick stack of documents.

Vanessa slowly opened her eyes, fixating on the papers before her, and took them.

"Does it contain everything about her?" she asked, her tone indifferent as she gazed at the picture of a young girl on the front page.

If Arthur had been present, he would have been astonished, for the girl in the photo was none other than his master, Sharon.

"Of course, Young Lady. It contains everything about Princess Sharon, from her childhood to the present. I guarantee it," Lina replied with confidence.

Vanessa gave a simple nod and began to carefully read through the document detailing Sharon’s life history.

Fifteen minutes passed before she fully absorbed the information, her brows knitting in concern.

"That girl awakened the golden light attribute?" she asked, her tone tinged with doubt.

The reason she had asked Lina to gather information on Sharon was to understand what made her so special that Aron had grown so close to her.

Though her bond with Aron had deepened, Vanessa still couldn’t accept the idea of him being involved with another woman.

What shocked her, however, was that Sharon—the girl known as an illegitimate princess and burdened with unsavory nicknames—had actually awakened the golden light attribute.

It was the rarest and most powerful attribute in the world, with limitless potential for the future.

Lina gave a small nod and replied, "Yes, Young Lady. Just a few hours ago, Princess Sharon awakened the golden light attribute in front of Sage Rudolf and Catrine of the Celestial Academy. She has now officially become Sage Rudolf’s personal student."

"However, this matter is still a secret, kept under wraps by the royal family. It will likely be announced within the next few hours or by tomorrow at the latest."

At first, Lina had been equally shocked. The outcast princess of the Magic Kingdom of Valdom turned out to possess extraordinary talent, capable of awakening the golden light attribute.

She couldn’t help but wonder how the royal family—especially the queen—would react to Sharon’s awakening.

That, she thought, would be very interesting to witness.

Vanessa fell silent, lost in deep thought. She couldn’t shake the suspicion that there was a connection between Sharon’s awakening and the reason Aron—the former top assassin of the One-Eye Organization—had chosen to become her personal servant.

’Could it be that Aron already knew about Sharon’s potential and deliberately became her servant to gain her trust?’

The thought struck Vanessa, her eyes widening as her heart skipped a beat.

It was hard to believe, but the possibility seemed the most plausible.

After all, Aron was once the deadliest assassin in the One-Eye Organization, someone with keen instincts and sharp perception far beyond the average person’s.

Vanessa couldn’t be certain of his motivations, but she suspected they were tied to the enmity between Aron and the One-Eye Organization.

Sharon’s future seemed almost guaranteed—she would undoubtedly become one of the strongest mages, thanks to the golden light attribute she had awakened and the guidance of Sage Rudolf at the Celestial Academy.

It wasn’t out of the question that Sharon would rise to break through the legendary level, the realm of level six mages, a feat only spoken of in myth.

With someone like Sharon in his corner, let alone the One-Eye Organization, Aron could one day command the continent—and the world—at his will.

Having pieced together all the clues, Vanessa let out a long, thoughtful sigh.

’As expected from the man I love... What a genius!’ she thought, a smile playing on her lips that she couldn’t quite hide.

If Arthur had known what Vanessa was thinking, he would have been stunned and couldn’t help but praise her intelligence, saying, ’As expected from the sole heiress of the Maple Leaf Trading House—her insight truly goes beyond what ordinary people can grasp!’

Meanwhile, Lina, who had been quietly observing Vanessa’s change in expression, blinked in curiosity.

"Is something wrong, Young Lady? Is there something on your mind?" She asked hesitantly.

Vanessa maintained her smile and shook her head.

"No... it’s nothing," she replied casually.

She stood up, glanced at Lina, and gave her instructions. "Please write a letter for me to send to Aron. The message: ’Come to my place now’."

Lina didn’t dare question her, bowing her head respectfully. 𝙛𝒓𝓮𝙚𝔀𝒆𝒃𝓷𝒐𝓿𝙚𝓵.𝙘𝒐𝒎

"As you command, Young Lady."

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"All the items are ready, Princess. Everything is prepared for your peaceful departure to the Celestial Academy."

Arthur rubbed his palms together in satisfaction as he glanced at the bags and equipment piled on the floor—most of them containing Sharon’s necessities, including dresses and other items.

Typically, new students at the Academy didn’t need to bring much. But Sharon had so many dresses in her closet, and it would be a shame to leave them behind, forgotten, for the next six months.

Sharon sat on the edge of the bed, her expression sad and melancholic.

"Aron," she called, her gaze complicated. "Will you miss me when I’m gone?"

If it had been her old self, she would have felt embarrassed asking such a question. But now, she didn’t care. She would be gone for six months and wouldn’t see Aron during that time.

She didn’t want to leave with any regrets.

Arthur was slightly surprised. Seeing Sharon’s downcast expression, he sighed deeply and walked over to pull her into a comforting hug.

At first, Sharon’s body stiffened, but after a moment, she began to relax.

"Of course, Princess. I will definitely miss you. But this separation is an important step in your life. It will be a Chapter where you grow stronger. So, don’t be sad, alright?"

His hand gently stroked Sharon’s silver hair. Sharon closed her eyes, feeling the warmth of his touch seep into her heart.

She clutched his clothes tightly and whispered, "Thank you, Aron..."