Black Dwarf

Anna spent her entire life in a convent with no connections. Once a candidate for sainthood due to her great divine power, she believed she would dedicate her life to the Goddess and live peacefully. However, she was expelled from the church because of the schemes of other candidates and found herself in a difficult position, with nowhere to turn. “Still, Anna, I hope you don’t think of yourself as someone who has nowhere to go.” Luckily, with the kindness of the Countess of Sinoa, she managed to marry her only son. That was what happened during the three years Anna had lost. The castle’s residents were all courteous, and the villagers were honest and simple. Her husband, who married her at his mother’s insistence, was always gentle with her. Though her benefactors, the Count and Countess of Sinoa, passed away, leaving Anna as the new Countess, she was content. Because her life, which had been drifting aimlessly like a buoy, had finally found purpose. ‘The existence of this castle, the servants, and even the man who is my husband, are all lies.’ …You deceived me.