Comment by Introvert on The Male Lead Is Unhealthily Obsessed With My Health - Chapter 64

She chooses to play the violin and performs a beautiful piece. Even though her body is weak and struggles to keep up, her performance is amazing and moves everyone who hears it. Many people gather just to listen, praising her talent and calling her a genius. After playing, Arel feels physically exhausted but emotionally fulfilled. She realizes she wants to live longer and enjoy her life more, even though she believes her time might be limited. Her father reassures her in his own way, encouraging her to smile and not give up hope. Though he jokes a lot, he deeply cares for her and is proud of her talent. Meanwhile, outside Halbern Manor, major events are happening. A magical Sky Tower appears after 154 years, shocking the people. At the Imperial Palace, Emperor is stressed with political matters, including the tower’s return and issues involving powerful figures like Arel’s family. Elsewhere, Duke Idicels, who has been stuck far from home for years, longs to return. There is a tense conversation between Duke Idikels and Regent Locke. Locke questions him about the return of the Archduke of Halbern. Idikels tries to stay calm and uses his talent for diplomacy to avoid trouble. He has a special ability to sense how much others like or trust him, and he uses this to survive dangerous political situations. Locke seems suspicious, especially when the topic of the Archduchess is mentioned, which is clearly sensitive. Idikels barely manages to change the subject and escape the situation.

The focus shifts to Valar and Mehen. Valar talks about how he cannot love normally and questions whether his feelings for Arel are love or just attachment because she reminds him of his lost sister. Mehen challenges him but cannot fully answer. It becomes clear that Arel is extremely important to Valar rather more than revenge, power, or anything else. Valar even says that he would go to extreme lengths, possibly even war, to protect her. Despite acting cold and unstable, he shows moments of weakness and relies heavily on Mehen, who stays by his side even though he finds Valar difficult.

Arel accidentally caused a big fight between the twins, Ciel and Noel. They both blamed each other because they both wanted to spend time with her. Arel was shocked because the twins had never fought before, not even in the original story she knew. The fight became so serious that they stopped talking to each other for days. Everyone around them at the Sperom Manor was terrified because the twins were dangerous even when they got along, but when they fought, they made life miserable for everyone. Arel desperately tried to find a way to make them reconcile. She asked many people for advice, but none of them were helpful. The knights only joked around, and even her father and Mehen did not know how to handle friendship problems. Arel realized she barely had any normal friends at all. Finally, she remembered Pession and asked him for help through communication magic. Pession noticed that Arel cared a lot about the twins and even asked if she liked one of them. Arel became confused because she had never thought deeply about her feelings. She only knew the twins were annoying but still important friends to her. Pession then suggested going together to a festival, hoping the fun atmosphere would help the twins make up. Arel thought it was a brilliant idea.

At the festival, both twins arrived thinking they alone had been invited, so they immediately became upset when they saw each other. Pession stepped in and warned them not to ruin the outing. The twins stayed because they both wanted to be with Arel. They even asked to call her by a nickname, and she allowed it. Pession became jealous and annoyed seeing how close they were acting with her. Aaron later joined the group as well, and suddenly all the boys started competing for Arel’s attention in small ways. Even though the twins still argued, the group slowly started enjoying the festival together. Arel happily talked about how this was her first time going to a festival with friends and even her first time receiving pocket money. The others became strangely emotional hearing this because they realized how lonely and sheltered her life had been. They all started treating her more gently and promised to make the day enjoyable for her.

Their conversation, Arel easily identified Noel even though the twins were pretending to switch identities. Noel became shocked because almost nobody, not even their parents, could tell them apart. Arel explained that Noel’s voice sounded slightly lower than Ciel’s and that she had carefully learned the differences between them. Noel was deeply affected by this because people always treated him and Ciel as one pair instead of separate individuals. For the first time, someone truly recognized him as “Noel” and not simply “one of the twins.” This made him feel emotional and strangely happy, and he finally started understanding why Pession cared about Arel so much.