So Said the Witch

Shia has a failed life. She is the daughter of the Duke's family, the jewel of the royal capital, and the rose of the Stewart family. Even without magic, her life will be smooth and envied by others - until the heroine of the story appears. As soon as the kind and beautiful saint appeared, everyone's eyes were focused on her. Even Shia's fiancé, His Royal Highness the Crown Prince, fell under the saint's pomegranate skirt. Just like in all romance stories, the villainous eldest lady was defeated, and even the family was implicated. In order to maintain the family's honor, Shia was sent to the palace by the nobles and became the crown prince's concubine. Finally, she was killed by a glass of poisoned wine on the day the new emperor ascended the throne. Because Shia is an evil woman, a thief who covets other people's things, an insidious witch, and a cold-hearted exploiter, everything is her own fault. Shia thinks that's not the case. Her biggest mistake is that she is not bad enough, has no magic power, and cannot achieve success on her own. She can only rely on the crown prince as her goal in life. Once again, Shia unexpectedly met Her Majesty the Saint's greatest helper, her nemesis, a beautiful young man named Sherrill who had not yet become a great magician. He lost his memory and was locked in a cage. His beautiful face was stained and stained, and he couldn't tell how cold a high mountain flower he was in his previous life. She heard that the pure body's magic power was an inexhaustible source, and could even enable people without magic power to awaken and use it freely. Under the bewitchment of the evil woman, the amnesiac boy volunteered everything he had. Shia is a despicable, vicious, and selfish witch. Even if the incident came to light, she would just pull down her hood and blow a loose whistle. "Why do you do this?" "Because I am a witch, I will become the devil and the biggest bad guy in the world." * (God loves the world and will retaliate) Intention: Do not admit defeat or admit defeat