They're not even human anymore; those wicked women can cry even more miserably.

No way I want to be squeezed dry!

Before she could even figure out a solution, she was kicked out by the administrator.

Chapter 47 The Succubus Princess is Tricked onto a Pirate Ship

That's when she learned that, as a freshman, she only had two days a week to spend in the library.

Yes, 48 ​​hours.

For an ordinary freshman, this amount of time would be more than enough to fill the time limit in the library, and very few people would be able to use it all up, let alone someone like Oboro who was kicked out.

Long stood in front of the library for a while, looking bewildered, before realizing a problem.

She has nowhere to live!

You should know that accommodation at Seven Shields Academy is very expensive.

Unfortunately, she was short of money.

Her initial plan was to spend all her time in the library.

What does it matter if I don't have a place to stay?

If you can't hold on any longer and are sleepy, then lie down and rest for a while, and then wake up to continue searching for a way out for the succubus clan.

But she didn't expect that the library had time restrictions.

They were living a carefree life before, but now they're only left with the hardship.

If you're talking about the biggest money pit in Dreamland, how could Oboro, as a succubus princess, possibly be broke?

Yes, Dreamland is very rich.

But this princess escaped, so where did she get the extra savings?

If you don't have money to buy a house, you can only live on the streets near the school.

Long found a place to sit in the park by Crescent Lake and began to daydream.

The students around were in twos and threes, either playing together as good friends or in pairs, enjoying each other's company.

Only Long sat alone on the bench, gazing at the lake and garden scenery, utterly alone.

As the sun began to set, the socially awkward princess, with nowhere to go, huddled up on the edge of a bench, her hands wrapped around her knees.

In the evening, the other students either went to eat or went home.

The evening breeze swept across Crescent Lake, creating ripples.

I don't know if it's because we're too close to the water, or because the climate is just pleasant, but the evening breeze is a bit cool.

Long shrank back and could only bury her face in her arms.

Under the setting sun, a withdrawn girl huddled alone in a corner, looking rather pitiful.

Long smiled bitterly to himself; now he really would have to sleep on the streets.

If other students see this, they'll probably laugh at me.

That would undoubtedly mean the demise of Ultimate Society.

The thought of her classmates watching her from afar, whispering among themselves, and occasionally letting out a sharp laugh made her wish she could disappear into a crack in the ground.

She remembered what Xia had said earlier.

"You will regret this."

Now, she truly regrets it.

Originally, I thought that as long as I entered the Seven Shields Academy, I would be fine. In fact, since I came in disguise, I just wanted to keep a low profile.

But now, having given up her legendary dungeon performance, as a bottom-ranked freshman, she has very few resources to allocate.

They struggle to even have enough to eat, let alone live here.

She does regret it now.

Frustrated, he pounded his head, filled with self-reproach.

I really want to slap myself.

The sound of footsteps grew louder as a figure passed by.

The streetlights were already on, casting long shadows.

Even though the image is slightly distorted due to the light and distance, the person's imposing stature and well-proportioned figure are still clearly visible.

Long stood stiffly, afraid to move, lest someone see that she was homeless.

She silently repeated to herself, "You can't see me, you can't see me, you can't see me..."

However, what you fear most is what comes to pass.

"Hey, long time no see."

The visitor sat down directly on the other side of the bench.

Her magnetic and clear voice, with its light and cheerful tone, was like a gentle breeze.

This voice sounds familiar.

The socially awkward princess doesn't like to communicate with people, and since arriving here, she has only had contact with one other person.

She looked up and saw Xia Ya sitting next to her.

The two people were a bit far apart, but there was still room for another person to sit.

"Looks like you really are homeless."

Char looked somewhat regretful.

He didn't just happen to be passing by.

Char was actually there to stake out this princess.

Without money, I couldn't stay at the library, so of course I had to sleep on the streets.

Long pursed her lips and remained silent, turning her head to look at Crescent Lake.

It was as if she was just there to see the scenery.

He didn't even respond to what Char said.

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Anyway, I'm not ashamed.

Long convinced himself.

Having sat there for a long time, she felt a bit numb and stiff from the wind.

“I do have a place to stay.”

Oboro's ears perked up instantly.

He simply held back and didn't turn to look at Char.

"I'm still missing a maid to serve me."

Char Aznable got straight to the point.

"How about you work for me?"

The sound suddenly drew closer.

Oboro turned his head and was met with Char's handsome face, which was almost touching his own.

She was startled and leaned back.

I was even more shocked.

She's a succubus princess, how could she possibly become someone's maid?!

Of course, even if it weren't for this identity, we'd still be classmates, so how could we possibly have this kind of relationship attached to us?

That's definitely not something we can agree to.

Long shook his little head like a rattle drum.

"If you don't want that, then how about this: since my house is very big, I'll treat you to a free meal and a room."

Long continued to shake his head.

The little brain never stopped working.

She has hands and feet, how could she accept charity from others?

You are insulting my character!

Char was helpless.

"Ugh."

He sighed, sat up straight again, and looked at the lake.

Oboro watched Xia warily until he was sure that Xia wouldn't suddenly come closer again, and then he relaxed.