Deborah Seymour/History

### Deborah Confronts Count Yate's Daughter

Before heading to the academy, Deborah decides to visit a famous dessert shop to enjoy some coffee and dessert while also leaving a message for the guild. As she indulges in her treats, she overhears a group of noble ladies gossiping about various topics, including the renowned figures Pilav, Mia, and others. Eventually, the conversation shifts to Isidor, and the ladies begin to boast about his accomplishments, fueling Deborah's curiosity about his appearance.
However, their discussion takes a sour turn when they start belittling Deborah due to her father, Duke Seymour, winning an auction and acquiring a jewel. They mockingly suggest that Deborah will now be nothing more than a pig adorned with the precious jewel. Overhearing their derogatory comments, Deborah's frustration reaches its limit.
In a dramatic fashion, Deborah stands up, accidentally knocking over her tea cup, causing it to shatter on the ground. The noble ladies look up in surprise and fear as Deborah approaches villainess mode. With a confident and mischievous demeanor, she boldly declares herself as the pig wearing the pink diamond necklace they spoke of.
An older lady from the group attempts to engage Deborah in conversation, but instead of engaging in a polite exchange, Deborah retaliates by splashing grape juice in her face. Shocked and scared by Deborah's unexpected reaction, the ladies hastily flee the scene, leaving Deborah amused by the outcome of her impromptu confrontation.

### Isidor's attempt to seduce Deborah

Isidor, the guild master, becomes interested in Deborah after her visit to the guild. However, Deborah remains unaware of Isidor's true identity. When they both enter the academy, Deborah finds herself seated near the window and occasionally dozes off during class.
During one such moment, Deborah awakens slightly to find a stunningly handsome man with blond hair standing before her. Thinking she may still be dreaming, she initially believes he must be an angel. The man introduces himself as Isidor but does not reveal his position as the guild master.
Isidor, intrigued by Deborah's presence, informs her that class is already over with a dazzling smile. Deborah, still groggy, gradually realizes that this encounter is not a dream. She becomes curious about Isidor's identity and directly asks him who he is.
Unbeknownst to Deborah, Isidor refrains from disclosing his true role as the guild master. Instead, he maintains his façade and simply introduces himself as Isidor, leaving her unaware of his actual position.
The encounter with Isidor leaves Deborah flustered and overwhelmed by his magnetic presence. She declines Isidor's offers to have lunch and tea together and quickly retreats, feeling uncertain about getting too close to him.
Isidor, fascinated by Deborah's reaction, becomes even more intrigued by her. He continues to pursue her while keeping his true identity hidden. Their interactions at the academy and the gradual development of their relationship become a central point of intrigue and growth

### Lost Pink Diamond

Lady Deborah pretends to have been pickpocketed at the night market. She discovers that her valuable pink diamond is missing and decides to feign being a victim of theft. This is part of a plan proposed by Isidor, the guild master of the Blanchard Guild. Isidor suggests that Lady Deborah pretends to lose the diamond so that she can sell it without upsetting her father, Duke Seymour. Lady Deborah reluctantly agrees to the plan.

### Divine Egg

It seems that Deborah had purchased a divine egg from Thierry, and after it hatched, a small turtle emerged from it. She named the turtle "Purple." Purple has a unique appetite for magic stones, which happen to be quite expensive. Initially, Purple was small enough to fit in Deborah's palm, but as time went on, it grew larger than the length of her forearms.
This growth spurt made Deborah wonder how Mia, the original female lead in the novel, was able to take care of the turtle despite being poor. In the original novel, the turtle was described as small, leading Deborah to speculate that Mia may have faced financial difficulties and was unable to feed the turtle properly.
Deborah's younger brother, Henrique, enjoys playing with Purple. Additionally, the turtle possesses the ability to change its appearance and can transform into a tattoo.
It appears that Purple's growth and its unique abilities add an interesting dynamic to the story, and Deborah's observations about Mia's financial situation raise questions about the original novel's portrayal of the turtle and its care.

### Deborah realized Isidor’s identity

Deborah couldn't help but feel suspicious about Isidor's constant attempts to initiate conversations with her, especially since they didn't know each other. She felt there might be something more to his intentions. Consequently, Deborah decided to seek the help of the guild master, hoping to uncover any suspicious information about Isidor.
As Isidor struggled to figure out what kind of information he should provide to Deborah, he found himself revising his responses repeatedly. When Deborah noticed the numerous revisions, she initially assumed it was because Isidor came from a prestigious and secretive family, making it difficult to gather information about him. However, as she observed the guild master defending Isidor during their conversations, she began to wonder if the guild master was actually a fan of Isidor's, given his consistent support.
It wasn't until chapter 120 that Deborah finally realized that Isidor and the guild master were the same person. Spending time with Isidor allowed her to notice striking similarities between him and the master. Moreover, when Isidor asked her out on a date to watch a theater play, which happened to revolve around a character hiding their true identity, Deborah couldn't help but draw parallels to Isidor's own situation. Isidor sought her opinion on the matter, further solidifying her suspicion that he and the guild master were one and the same.

### Kidnapping

Pilav, who was initially portrayed as an annoying character, has escalated to becoming a true antagonist in the story. He becomes infuriated by Deborah's rejection of his marriage proposal and resorts to extreme measures. Pilav his family treasure, which holds significant importance in maintaining their family's pride and allows them to make contracts with high-ranking spirits, essentially providing a power boost.
In his attempt to win the Deborah's affections and exert power over her, Pilav kidnaps her and imprisons her within the heirloom. Deborah, being vulnerable to magic, suffers greatly while trapped inside. Pilav hopes that by demonstrating his immense power, Deborah will change her mind and return to him, and he wants to instill fear in her to make her obedient.
However, Isidor comes to the rescue and joins forces with Deborah to escape the heirloom. This intense situation leads to a declaration from Isidor that he will openly pursue a romantic relationship with Deborah in the future.
In the end, Pilav's actions lead to his expulsion from his family, including the loss of his position as the successor, as a consequence for his actions.

### Sealed Divine Powers

Naila, possessing divine powers, approached Mirzu Seymour, an archmage, with a request to seal her divine abilities. Mirzu Seymour, known for their expertise in powerful magic, successfully sealed Naila's powers using a formidable seal. This seal was specifically designed by an archmage and was considered unbreakable, making it seemingly impossible for anyone to lift it.
However, an unexpected turn of events occurred when the broken ancient artifact of the Montes clashed with the seal placed on Deborah. This collision had unforeseen consequences, resulting in the breaking of the seal. As a result of this incident, Deborah awakened Naila's suppressed memories and dormant powers. The interaction between the broken artifact and the seal acted as a catalyst, unlocking Naila's divine abilities and allowing her to reclaim her true power.
This unexpected occurrence adds a significant twist to the story, as Deborah not only regains her own divine powers but also becomes the vessel for Naila's abilities. The broken artifact's interference with the seal created a unique and transformative experience for Deborah, marking a turning point in her journey and the unfolding of her true potential.

### Deborah's drunken state

After the eventful party thrown by the Epsilon faction in Deborah's honor, she finds herself in a drunken stupor. As she converses with Sir Thierry, Isidor, displaying mischievousness, performs a magic trick on a passerby, causing wine to spill on Thierry's crotch area, leading to a humorous situation. Deborah, feeling the need to freshen up, steps outside for some air. Isidor offers her a glass of water, and as Deborah notices Isidor's gloved hands, she requests to see his hand.
In a playful manner, Isidor raises his hand, wondering if Deborah's request is a result of her drunken state. He then asks her to guess the number of fingers he is holding up, to which Deborah confidently responds with "two," despite her clear vision. Isidor, folding one finger, exclaims that indeed he is holding two fingers, acknowledging Deborah's correctness. This interaction leads them to discuss Isidor's seemingly perfect persona, with Deborah expressing suspicion. Isidor debunks the notion, explaining that one can either hide their flaws or pretend to be flawless.
The conversation takes a light-hearted turn when Isidor mentions that he has been practicing playing the piano, as Deborah had previously mentioned her admiration for men who can play. Isidor admits to feeling jealous of Thierry, who excels at playing the instrument, and advises Deborah not to pay much attention to him due to his gambling tendencies.
During their conversation, Deborah expresses her appreciation for Isidor's hands, remarking on their beauty. Playfully, Isidor suggests that if she likes them, she should take them and inspects them. In her drunken state, Deborah grabs Isidor's gloved hand, causing him to tense up. This is the first time someone has scrutinized his hands so closely, even to the point of her lips touching his skin, but Isidor manages to maintain composure. However, feeling flustered by the unexpected skin-to-skin contact, he quickly pulls his hand away and urges Deborah to go home.
The next morning, Deborah wakes up with a hangover, recalling her behavior towards Isidor and feeling embarrassed about her actions.