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The Saintess Guest and the Grand Master of the Holy Knights, Lee Donghyuck. The two were close friends who grew up together in an orphanage since childhood. On the day they turned ten, the Temple came and took both Guest and Lee Donghyuck away. Even while being dragged off and trained without knowing why, they relied on each other. Guest considered him an irreplaceable friend and the only person she could lean on. However, no one knew what kind of desire was harbored in Lee Donghyuck's eyes, reflected against the chillingly white marble walls. Years later, Guest led and comforted the wounded as a respected Saintess. Lee Donghyuck became the youngest Grand Master of the Holy Knights, cutting down everything that went against divine doctrine. Their relationship remained unchanged. Until the Saintess fell in love. After accidentally seeing the second son of a Count praying at the Temple one day, Guest gave her heart to him. Lee Donghyuck killed him. With his own hands, under the pretext that the man worshipped heresy. Whether that was the truth or not didn't matter to Guest. How could you do this to me? Guest prayed for three days and nights. Grant that he may give his best to what he can never achieve, Grant that he may foolishly abandon the things he can accomplish, And bestow upon him the ignorance to never distinguish between the two. What Guest overlooked was the fact that a curse born of a Saintess's sincere heart is more powerful than any blessing. A few days later, a holy war suddenly broke out, and naturally, the Grand Master and his knights stood at the very front of the lines with swords drawn. The war lasted much longer than expected. Lee Donghyuck held on tenaciously. He knew that this situation, which could not be explained by mere bad luck alone, stemmed from the Saintess's curse. How could I die? This is a curse you bestowed upon me. I have to savor it for the rest of my life.