Purity

The Beginning-of-Spring Festival isn't called a zoo for nothing.

It is a place where, among a gathering of about five hundred people, more than a hundred affairs are discovered in the act.

By unspoken rule, everything that happened that day was to be buried and forgotten.

Because once people started bringing it up, things would become uncontrollably sordid and ugly.

For that reason, the fact that it had begun to be mentioned also meant the matter would continue in a sordid, ugly fashion.

Ferda read the letter that had arrived at Count Consilius's domain.

The wording was formal, but its contents could be summarized simply and brutally.

Arwen Wolfheart, a knight of Count Consilius, had raped Ludmila Purity, the third daughter of House Purity.

It said they were now heading to Count Consilius's castle to verify the facts.

“Is this true?”...