At the grand ball, as Scarlet, the woman branded a villainess, received the cruel rejection of her fiancé, she desired a peculiar sort of solace.

Scarlet’s actions at the ball yielded unforeseen repercussions, culminating in a direct threat to her life.

To dismantle the kingdom's most notorious slave trader, Scarlet maneuvers to gain entry to the impending auction.

Scarlet slipped into the slave auction, her purpose singular: to locate Lord Godwin and deliver a thorough beating.

The echoes of the slave auction raid still hung in the air as Scarlet and Julius weighed their options.

Scarlet is scheduled to join the pilgrimage to the Holy Land led by Saint Diana, though those devoted to Palmianism actively oppose her journey.

Diana navigates unfamiliar emotions, while Scarlet seeks out revelry at a festival, hoping to find someone to strike.

The journey culminated at Snowind, where Scarlet and her companions found themselves met with thinly veiled hostility.

Despite mounting dangers from every direction, Diana is consumed by guilt regarding Scarlet's state.

Julius found himself in unexpected discourse with a surprising fellow, while Scarlet sharpened her resolve, preparing for a different sort of contest.

Despite their ongoing efforts against external dangers, Scarlet and her companions find the root of the trouble unresolved.