Special Chapter

“How do you know about the charm spells?”

“How could I not! Innis, do you know that your mother had an elder brother?”

Innis grew pale.

“Y-yes. But he’s...”

“Disappeared without a trace. Why would Sidon Andago need him?”

I caught the girl so she wouldn’t faint.

“Tell me more, you corpse!”

That tone finally made him pay attention. The ghost looked at me once more, I released my power, and it was his turn to become pale—or, rather, translucent.

“By the Bright! You—”

“Yep. Me. And if you don’t answer me right now, I will burn your chicken coop to the ground!”

The spirit sighed and began telling his story. He was also a necromancer, who, by a cruel twist of fate, had become a healer.

If you make a drawback your advantage, you can heal with the power intended to destroy, that was true.

I had never been taught that, but the Andago family seemed no stranger to experimentation.

Anyway, Tidann had died like he was supposed to. But during his lifetime, he had conducted trials in that same labor