As Alina spoke with a touch of sentiment, White's memories about his ancestor Mino gradually became clearer.
If he remembered correctly, in that thick and old diary, there was also an inexplicable portrait attached.
And it was precisely attached right after the record where Mino's ancestor wrote about being admired by the nobility, a scene of a young girl in a grand gown, leisurely under the moonlight in the ancient castle.
The mood of that portrait was so vivid that it not only captured the slender and graceful figure of the young girl but also subtly revealed the painter's admiration for the person in the painting.
However, there was no signature on the portrait, and there was no mention of the girl in the painting in the subsequent entries of the diary.
Therefore, the family head in later generations naturally assumed that this was just a spontaneous artwork by Mino's ancestor, possibly marveling at his ancestor's versatile talent, even mastering sketching so well.
