My Love Debts Are Everywhere!-Chapter 474: One Turbulent Month

"No way… This—this is truly the holy power and a hero's destiny!"

Although Liliana had told him about it, witnessing it firsthand was an entirely different experience.

Now, he was absolutely certain—Fiona possessed the holy power and a hero's destiny!

"That holy power is incredibly strong—it's not even weaker than mine. But… why is her hero's destiny golden instead of white, like Luna, Valen, and Guren's?" Leon wondered in shock.

A golden-colored hero's destiny had never existed in the history of heroes—except for him.

Miranda had once explained that he was unique because he was the Fated One.

But now, Fiona's hero's destiny was also golden—just like his.

Does that mean Fiona is also the Fated One?

If so, wouldn't that be completely absurd and chaotic?

Leon felt a sharp pain throbbing in his head. None of this made any sense.

Like Leon, Miranda was frozen in place, her face showing a rare expression of shock.

"Master was right—Fiona has holy power!" Miranda swallowed hard, fear creeping into her voice.

It wasn't just holy power—she also had a golden-colored hero's destiny, something that should belong to Leon alone!

A deep sense of dread washed over her, making her legs tremble slightly. The most terrifying thing was always the unexpected—something that should have been impossible.

And yet, it was happening right before her eyes. It was only natural for Miranda to be overwhelmed by fear.

As Leon and Miranda remained frozen in shock and confusion, the gold and black chains wrapped around Fiona's body suddenly tightened again.

In that instant, the holy power radiating from her body and the hero's destiny glowing on her forehead vanished in the blink of an eye.

A few seconds later, the chains also faded from sight.

"Hmmm…" Fiona let out a small groan, rubbing her eyes as if waking from a deep sleep.

When her gaze lifted and met Leon's and Miranda's stiff expressions, she tilted her head in confusion.

"Daddy, Sister Miranda, what's wrong? Why are you looking at me like that?" Fiona asked hesitantly.

Leon quickly shook off his daze and forced a gentle smile.

"It's nothing, Fiona," he said, feigning calmness as he lifted her into his arms.

Though still uncertain, Fiona chose to trust her father's words and gave a small nod.

With a spoiled smile on her lips, Fiona buried her face in Leon's broad chest, hugging him tightly.

Leon gently rubbed her head while casting a glance at Miranda beside him.

"We should keep this to ourselves and tell no one," he sent a telepathic message to Miranda.

Miranda's expression turned serious as she replied, "You're right, Master. If your enemies found out about this—let alone an evil god—I can't imagine how dangerous Fiona's situation would become. Don't worry, I'll keep this a secret."

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Leon gave a small nod before adding, "By the way, you once told me that the golden color in my hero's destiny was because I was the Fated One. Does the same apply to Fiona?"

Miranda fell silent for a moment before finally answering, "I'm sorry, Master. I'm just as confused. Your golden hero's destiny was supposed to be a symbol of the Fated One's identity. But now that Fiona has it too, everything I believed has been thrown into question."

"Regardless, I promise to investigate this matter further and inform you as soon as I find an answer."

Leon wasn't angry—he understood that this matter was complicated and required further investigation.

"All right, I understand." He took a slow breath and gave a brief nod.

The two exchanged a few more words before Miranda transformed into a streak of light and shot into Leon's forehead.

Noticing Miranda's sudden disappearance, Fiona blinked in curiosity. "Is Sister Miranda gone, Daddy?"

Leon met her innocent gaze, a gentle warmth spreading through his heart.

"Yes, Sister Miranda has a lot of work to do," he replied softly, pressing a light kiss to her forehead. "Now, let's go back to your room. Your sisters are probably awake and looking for you."

"Um! Let's go!" Fiona nodded eagerly, raising her hands in excitement.

With that, the two slowly left the inner training area.

...

Like a tsunami surging forward and obliterating a city, time rushed by at an overwhelming pace.

Before he knew it, Leon had spent an entire month in the inner palace since his return.

During this time, nothing shocking or unexpected had occurred, allowing him to fully enjoy his days with his little daughters.

Having spent four months away overseeing the unification of mankind, he felt that he had neglected his role as a father.

Determined to make up for lost time, he cherished every moment—playing, strolling, cooking, and indulging in countless fun activities with them.

However, ever since discovering that Fiona possessed holy power and a hero's destiny, Leon had been extra cautious, constantly keeping an eye on her.

He feared that something might happen to her—something he refused to allow.

In addition, he checked Iris's and Charlotte's bodies to see if they, too, possessed holy power or a hero's destiny like Fiona.

Strangely, neither of them did, leaving him completely baffled.

Since they were triplets, whatever affected Fiona should have affected Iris and Charlotte as well.

Yet, no matter how hard he searched, he found no trace of holy power or a hero's destiny in them.

While Leon basked in the joy of being with his daughters, the Demon Empire, under Liliana's rule, achieved an unexpected breakthrough.

The Holy Orthodox, now the supreme authority of mankind, suddenly extended an offer of cooperation to the Demon Empire.

The announcement sent shockwaves through both humanity and the demon race.

Many demons questioned the Holy Orthodox's true intentions, harboring deep suspicions.

Some even voiced their concerns directly to Liliana, warning her not to accept the offer recklessly.

Yet, to everyone's astonishment, Liliana agreed without hesitation, shaking the entire Demon Empire.

"What is the Demon Empress Liliana thinking? Why did she accept so easily? Isn't she afraid it's a trap?"

"I have no idea, but I'm deeply disappointed in her for being so rash. We've been enemies with humanity for thousands of years—there's no way we can coexist. This so-called alliance with the Holy Orthodox might be a grave mistake."

"I see your point, but I actually support the Empress' decision. The ongoing enmity between demons and humans has only led to endless bloodshed. If we can put an end to it now, we can prevent more unnecessary casualties in the future."

The demon race was divided. Some believed Liliana had acted recklessly, while others admired her boldness.

As the ruler of the Demon Empire, Liliana was well aware of the mixed reactions.

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However, she chose to ignore them and let events unfold as they would.

...

Inside his room, Leon stood in silence, rubbing his chin as he gazed at the calendar before him, studying the date.

"The eighteenth day of the eleventh month…" he murmured, a small smile forming on his lips. "Tomorrow is my little girls' third birthday, huh?"