“We’ll know how true her words are once classes begin”
Proceeds to right up paperwork for her expulsion without actually testing her, ignores witnesses and teachers who can attest she is very powerful, and lets a student abuse his authority within the school as Prince to be part of the...
In the novel its explicitly worse. Little miss heroine says she’ll get stronger “the right way” like the other three, and the all look off to the side when MC realised they were grumbling behind her back that there’s no way anyone can be more powerful than them fairly. They claimed that her...
Wait, that’s it? They buy his freedom? They just said the leader of the knights took him as a slave and prisoner without him actually committing a crime. I get they’re saving a reunion for later, but I feel like this should have blown up bigger already that a “distinguished” knight took an...
Seriously, what kind of messed up life did that girl have that she felt the need to steal everything she could from the MC, and was perfectly happy with just casually having her murdered on a whim? Do they ever explain why she has such a fixation and complex?
Kicked out for infedality? The father literally has a wife and a lover openly, having an illegitimate child with his lover. That’s one glaring double standard right there. And that’s them only assuming the mother had an affair and that she isn’t his daughter, when it’s confirmed he cheated on...