I’ll Become a Villainess That Will Go Down in History-Chapter 489

The sound of a key turning with a click echoed through the room.

…It opened easily. I couldn’t open it even with all my magic power, but with just this one key, it opened so easily.

“It’s open!”

“It’s open, isn’t it?”

“It’s open indeed.”

Gilles, myself and Duke-sama stared at the book and said the same thing.

We stared at the book, unable to touch it, even though it was unlocked.

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“If I open it, maybe I’ll become a grandmother or something…”

“What kind of book is it?”

Gilles chuckled at my words.

I had imagined a Taro Urashima-like development in my brain. …No, but if this was Uncle Will’s book, there was no way he could do that kind of magic.

While I was thinking about this, Duke-sama was reaching for the book. His fingertips touched the book.

At that moment, Duke-sama frowned.

“Is something wrong?”

“The magic in this book is dark magic.”

Dark magic? Are you saying that a Williams family enchanted this book?

If so, there could only be one person who would do something like this…

“It’s grandfather’s magic.”

There was no evidence that Grandpa cast a spell on the book, but it had to be him.

“Alicia’s grandfather?”

Gilles widened his eyes. I looked at Gilles and nodded saying, “Yes”.

“Surely, if it’s him, he can create something this powerful.”

“Do you want to read what’s inside?”

“Well, since we opened it, why don’t we take a look at it?”

Gilles was intrigued by my words.

Both Gilles and Duke-sama were telling me with their eyes that Alicia was the one to go first.

I picked up the hefty book and turned the pages.

On the very first page, it said, “Thank you, Albert, for giving me this book”.

I knew it, my grandfather was involved…

I thought about how my grandfather felt when he gave this book to Uncle Will.

He must have cherished Uncle Will very much. …They still did not know that Uncle Will had died, did they?

I felt pain in my heart when I thought about what my grandfather would have felt when he learned of Uncle Will’s death.