A calculating merchant of noble birth lives a comfortable life managing his guild's business at the Imperial Academy—until lightning strikes him, leaving him with prophetic visions of a disastrous future. In these visions, he's expelled from his family, branded a traitor who aids demons, and worst of all, becomes a penniless beggar. When the supposed "protagonist" of these prophecies enrolls at the academy, he realizes his countdown to ruin has begun. Now he must use his foresight to rewrite a story where he's cast as a third-rate villain, all while navigating ancient dungeons, demonic threats, and the troublesome "hero" who might be the key to changing his fate.

#MoneyIsEverything

"Why wouldn't I? Isn't the Armian family humanity's hope, having fought at the forefront against demons? You must be the most knowledgeable about demons."


<They're saying the demons used them as a source of funds to carry out their operations?>


<There's nothing particularly wrong with it.>


There were certainly suspicious elements.


Coincidentally, when Aint first entered the yacht club, an unprecedented event of a sea monster attack occurred.


The owner of the ship was Goldenheim, and evil ones disguised as Golden Turtle Company employees attacked Aint.


And coincidentally, Gerhard appeared and resolved the situation.


Could all of this be mere coincidence? Was Gerhard truly innocent?


Chapter 63 - Emperor's Legacy [2]