Save the Villain [Chapter 33]

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After finishing my flight training, I returned to my room, stretched my body. Before that, I washed off my sweaty body and felt refreshed.

"Okay, Miss Ciel. It's cold outside, so have some warm tea."

"Thank you, Barney."

I was drinking sweet ginger tea and cookies that Barney had prepared.

In front of my eyes was a pile of books thick enough to reach the top of my head.

Besides the manual on controlling monsters, there was another gift sent by Ferze.

This time it was the Imperial Law Book.

Barney, who was watching this, let out a long sigh.

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Save the Villain [Chapter 32]

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At this point, it's time to reveal the identity of my new instructor who will teach me how to fly.

His name is Shurei. His last name is Visenna.

I, who would have been Shurei's older sister, was learning how to survive by constantly calling a fifteen-year-old boy "Oppa."

In a panic, I found myself calling Shurei oppa.

Then what does Shurei call me?

A snotface, a stonehead. They referred to me as something insignificant.

I didn't really care, but the maids swallowed their tears.

"When will Shurei acknowledge me as her little sister? Will he think of me as some random pebble?"

And my prediction wasn't far off.

"Even a snotface can do better than this."

"I think I did better than when you were a snotface."

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Save the Villain [Chapter 31]

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It was not until early evening that I opened my eyes.

Before I knew it, I was lying in bed and next to me, Barney, whose face turned blue, was praying in a dreary tone.

I pricked up my ears, but it sounded like
she was praying to the devil to save this young lady,  so I pretended not to hear.

When did I fall asleep?

Before I could ask Barney, she told me what happened after I passed out.

Luckily, thanks to Shurei catching me, my head wasn't injured.

I thought that the strong Bunny had lifted me up, but she said that Shurei had personally carried me to the bed.

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Save the Villain [Chapter 30]

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In the early afternoon, Ciel was chatting with the maid, Barney, in her room.

The magic class with Miray had already ended in this morning.

Barney's eyes turned to the black silk gloves fitted into Ciel's tiny, pure white hands.

"Oh my, what is this? It's pretty."

"Teacher Miray gave it to me as a gift."

"For a grandmother, you have a keen eye!"

Is that a compliment or an insult?

Barney couldn't help but admire the beauty of the black silk gloves given by Miray.

Then, as if the gloves were just tools to get to the point, Barney, coughed a few times and carefully grabbed Ciel's shoulder before opening her mouth.

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Save the Villain [Chapter 29]

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"I didn't tell you to peek."

There was a hint of displeasure in the voice I heard. 

The boy averted his gaze from me. 

He made me step back behind him, perhaps thinking that subduing the wolf was the priority. 

A blue thread resembling the dawn sky flowed from the boy's hand. 

The thread became a butterfly with blue, translucent wings and fluttered around the boy. 

"Be quiet." 

The moment the boy's soft voice flowed out, a butterfly fluttered its wings and landed on the bridge of the monster's nose.

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Save the Villain [Chapter 28]

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I shook off my worries about Ferze.

It is said that it was to perfectly adapt to the Visenna family, but it was because classes that I didn't know why I was learning were waiting for me.

"Shall we draw the magic formula we saw earlier?"

I drew the magic circle as it was taught by the magician who came as a tutor.

I memorized everything in my head, but my hands are not listening. Somehow it was so crooked.

"I don't know if this will work."

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Save the Villain [Chapter 27]

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In this way, Eustia was a person with a more delicate atmosphere than Sharkis, who looked strong.

Should I said that it is an absolute beauty that seems to come out of a myth, where the expression “beautiful” is more appropriate than handsome.

He looked big when he got up. To the point where a black shadow falls on my toes.

'It's much bigger than the Imperial nobles.'

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