But 4 days later, Jieun was ambushed by masked men while she took a walk in the palace garden and lost her child in the process. When she attends a party in the palace at the age of 13, she eavesdrops the conversation between the daughters of aristocrats and hears them insulting her by spreading the false rumors that she and Carsien are lovers. More than Mind Control: In the original timeline, Ruve and Tia were both drugged to make their emotions wilder and harder to control, meaning they'd say and do things they normally wouldn't. Redemption Equals Life: In this timeline, Jieun helps thwart Zena's assassination plot, gives up her divine magic to save Aristia's life, and lets go of her grudge against Ruve. Her arrival proves to be highly disruptive and ultimately destructive because she simply isn't needed no matter what prophecies may say to the contrary.

Hero with an F in Good: Jieun was not a bad person, but she was incompetent through no fault of her own. These noncommittal gestures leave her unsure as to whether he loves her or wants to be her big brother, so she subconsciously hesitates to approach him herself. Master of the Mixed Message: It's implied that the reason Aristia never develops an attraction towards Carsein is because he keeps giving off mixed signals or backing off when he says something flirty.To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. After being knighted, Aristia wears her House uniform and symbol, proving to be a gentleman and the future heiress of Casa Monique. Moreover, only the Royal family, Duke Arkint de Rass, Duke Ruth de Verita and Marquess Keirean knew that she was a child to whom God Vita himself has given a name, which meant that she has a right to the throne and she can't be married off to other nobles and other foreigners since she would be a threat and potential rival to the crown prince. Aristia deciding to work on becoming the heir of her house and properly expressing how she feels about things both makes her more socially prominent with her connections to Allendis, Carsein and the noble young ladies as well as helping Ruve understand her before he grows to truly hate her. While the latter may have been incompetent, this isn't at all her own fault and Tia seemed to revel in her rival being inferior to her and held her in contempt.

As proud daughter of House Monique, Aristia was raised to become the next empress of the Castina Empire. After he becomes her mentor, she resumes her training again and befriends him in the absence of Allendis. Thus, Aristia loses her child and the doctor comes clean after a bit of hesitation that it is not possible for her to conceive another child since she has a weak body since childhood, which led to Aristia falling in deep despair and losing all of her hopes. She suppressed her pain, anger and desperation within herself that she didn't show any signs of sorrow even at the death of her unborn baby.

Thus, she decides not to get involved with the prince, but she is often tested by the Emperor and she ends up receiving praise throughout the empire for being an intelligent and graceful child who is fit to become the Empress. Hence, to avoid political strives, the Royal family decides that it is better for her to become the Queen, which shocks her since she feels that her past is going to repeat again. In her previous life, she has little to no contact with him, thinking he only cares about work, but she still cared about him deeply. No Sympathy: Tia's response to Jeiun's legitimate grievances with her situation are met only with increasing anger as Tia does not really want to understand or empathize with someone whose sheer existence upends everything Tia has worked her whole life for.