Chapter 228: Declaration Of War

"Well, I don't know. Maybe… I thought of him as family, just like my father did."

"I see."

"… … ."

Camilla finally realized that Carl understood her heart.

The emotionless young archduke was only able to fully understand Camilla's feelings after hearing her conclusion: 'She is sad that her parents were murdered and wants revenge.'

Carl, who lost his mother, who was everything to him, to his father, did not say that he understood Camilla's feelings. That sadness, that resentment, that pain—Carl really couldn't understand. Because Carl is not Camilla, and Camilla is not Carl. But the principle of its operation could be literally understood to the bone.

With logic based on reason before the heart, he was able to understand Camilla's actions, which were similar to his own: 'I will kill the guy who killed my parents.'

"Then, I will kill 'Leader Siana.'"

"… … ."

Camilla was a little taken aback by Carl's sudden declaration.