30 Years after Reincarnation, it turns out to be a Romance Fantasy Novel

…Looking back now, Ihan was already certain that a vampire was among the Guild members before coming to Wales.

‘The flow was too messy.’

He had tracked the traces of the vampire through the Guild and the twins, bringing down large and numerous organizations along the way.

While crushing these groups, he couldn't shake the feeling that he had become a 'cleaner.'

It was a guess, but that damned pervert was probably planning to use him to clean up the mess he had made, all the while manipulating him.

...It was frustrating, but despite realizing this, there were three main reasons Ihan still allowed himself to be used.

The first was fear that the bastard might escape. Though he hated it, if that pervert really intended to flee, Ihan wasn’t sure he could catch him.

The second reason was the possibility of innocent civilians, like fake Hao Munju, getting caught in the crossfire. They might have been brainwashed, so greater harm could occur. This was a situation where allowing himself to be used felt like the lesser evil.

But the final reason...

The most decisive one, in fact, was what ultimately drove Ihan to Wales.

‘What’s going on here?’

It was anxiety.

To be more specific, Ihan felt a creeping unease about what Mordred might be hiding. This anxiety was what had driven him all the way to the border lord’s domain in Wales.

‘What’s that bastard after, putting me through all this trouble?’

It was easy to guess why the vampire had lured him here. Most likely, once Ihan arrived in Wales, Simon would naturally follow, and the vampire planned to use Simon’s sharp mind to track down where Mordred’s secret base was.

...Right now, though, he was probably getting lynched by a blood eagle for his trouble.

However, despite the satisfaction Ihan might have felt from the fact that the vampire was getting his comeuppance, what really bothered him was what was hidden in Wales.

No, it was more accurate to say that it “irked” him.@@novelbin@@

He knew he shouldn’t be involved, but the feeling of ignoring this would surely lead to regret later on...

Some might call it an unreasonable feeling, but...

‘Ignoring this kind of nagging feeling in the past... I ended up paying the price.’

It was a lesson he had learned in his previous life...

‘Is this like the day I died?’

• [You should never ignore the embers.]

The final lesson from his past life, one he had not forgotten even after so much time had passed.

He had learned just how much regret ignoring such small annoyances could bring.

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