I'll Make It a Bad Ending Like a Villain

Chapter 110

At Philina’s words, Henry looked puzzled. But now wasn’t the time for her to talk so casually.

It wasn’t long after I became an official knight, but if I made a mistake, the swordsmanship academy would be a mess.

Maybe this was what made Henry and Lawrence’s performances stand out.

In particular, since Carmen will be forced to relinquish her position as Vice Knight Commander through this incident, Lawrence will naturally take the position.

In the end, if Lawrence was going to be Ian’s escort safely, he had to let this happen now.

Maybe Henry would be the reason why his name would become known as the Imperial Palace before he was named Sword Master.

However, they could not turn the swordsmanship academy upside down just to raise their stature.

There will be a lot of casualties in this case. Also, Carmen’s story will cause great confusion between Weaver and the cadets.

The first priority was to stop Carmen.

Philina took a pause and turned to Henry.

“If you ever see Huey, tell me I’m looking for you.”

She tried to walk past Henry. But then his hand grabbed Philina’s wrist and she had to stop again.

Henry asked in a calm voice.

“You don’t want to go to class?”

At his words, Filina frowned.

Class?

I had forgotten to meet Bonnie Marsha, but now it was before class started.

Today, I was told that my first class would start an hour late, so I woke up a little earlier and tried to find the kennel.

However, he unintentionally met Masha, and used his divine powers to see parts of the original story that he didn’t know about.

So I didn’t have time to go looking for Huey right now.

I had to go to class right away.

Henry also seemed to have left the dorm to go to class.

Philina asked Henry, rubbing her forehead with a tired face.

“What’s our next class?”

“This is a theoretical lecture on the ‘History of Knights.'”

“Oh, that’s a very sleepy subject. How many minutes do you have until class?”

“…… I came out 15 minutes ago, so I probably only have a little more left.”

Henry, who had been answering her all along, turned his head to the side and covered his mouth with his hand.

Philina asked, furrowing her eyebrows.

“What’s wrong with you all of a sudden?”

At her question, Henry glanced back at Philina, and paused for a moment.

Then he lowered the hand that had covered his face and looked at Philina with a faint smile on his face.

“…… It’s just, we’re having this normal conversation.”

“…….”

“Even if it’s just a little bit…, I feel close to Sir Debussy.”

The purple eyes that had been facing her with a somewhat nervous face moved slightly to the side again.

“…… It feels good.”

For a moment, Philina’s face stiffened.

I didn’t think I’d say anything like that…….

Philina, who had been staring at Henry with a puzzled face, turned around in a hurry.

“Hey, I’ve got to go to class first, so I’ll go up first.”

She moved her steps as if to escape.

Henry stared at Philina’s back and muttered regretfully.

“…… If I ask you to go to class with me, you won’t like it.”

He let out a small sigh and pushed the door he had not yet closed.

Meanwhile, Filina came up to her room and was pursing her lips as she grabbed her books and writing supplies for class.

The expression on his face that had hardened since he broke up with Henry could not be relaxed.

His stiff expression felt like he was holding on to something to hold onto.

It took me a while to pull out one of the books I could see right in front of me. A confused mind that obscured her vision was holding her back.

Eventually, Philina’s hand fell helplessly from her pacing on the bookcase, and she stopped all action.

Through the silence flowed the dry voice of Filina.

“…… Stay sober.”

I didn’t know who I was talking to, but I couldn’t help but burst out.

“Hold on tight. You don’t know who Henry Argeny is.”

The voice that spread out solidly was all pouring out words to me.

She forced herself to remember what Henry had done to her.

The moment when he choked me to death.

The moment when Leone’s life was brutally taken.

And maybe…, that damn memory that might have killed him again in his third life…….

Her hands on the desk trembled.

Filina looked around for Huey throughout the class, just in case, but she didn’t see a single hair.

I deliberately sat by the window and looked at the hall to look for his shadow, only to be pointed out by the instructor.

Unable to do it, Filina went to Weaver as soon as it was time for lunch.

Weaver was alone in the building in the Oval Office.

It was rather a good thing. I didn’t have to look at Carmen and meet Weaver.

In fact, if I wanted to meet Weaver, I had to report to the assistant general manager in advance before going to see him, but I didn’t have a suitable excuse to meet him, so I knocked on the door of the general manager’s office blindly.

“Come in.”

With Weaver’s reverent voice, Filina cautiously opened the door.

He was sitting at his desk in the Oval Office, processing papers. I was dizzy with my busy hands, as if I was quite busy with work.

Weaver opened his mouth without raising his head.

“What’s going on?”

His hard voice drifted through the silence.

Filina said with a calm face.

“I’m here because I have something to talk to you.”

At the same time, Weaver’s hand stopped moving frantically on the desk.

I heard a voice I hadn’t thought of at all.

It was then that Weaver lifted his gaze to look at Philina.

“Do you have a story to tell me?”

He pursed his brow and whispered in a low voice.

Filina, who thought she would be the first to mention that she hadn’t come to me through the assistant general manager, nodded her head in amazement.

“I thought I should talk to the general manager first, so I took the plunge. I’m sure you’re busy, but please take a moment.”

Weaver, who had been quietly listening to her quiet voice, stood up, holding his pocket watch from one side of the desk.

“This is the first time a cadet with only one rank and file has come to my room so casually.”

He muttered in a voice of bewilderment and went to the couch and sat down. Then he looked at Philina, who was still standing at the door of the dressing room, and put his pocket watch on the table.

“I’ll give that ignorant courage just five minutes.”

Weaver exuded the nuance that if exactly five minutes had passed, he wouldn’t give up a single second.

But I knew that if I didn’t even need that time, I would relentlessly turn my back on it.

“…… I wish I could finish the story in five minutes.”

Philina walked over to the couch with a leisurely stride, sat down across from him, and continued.

“Unfortunately, I don’t think you’re going to spend more time with me.”

She wasn’t saying that she wanted more than five more minutes purely because of herself, but that Weaver herself would want it.

Weaver stared at her with his brow crushed.

The second hand of the clock ticked at regular intervals.

Filina got straight to the point.

“Sooner or later, Vice Captain Carmen intends to destroy our swordsmanship academy.”

“…… What?”

The words, which flowed out without further explanation, made Weaver frown.

Filina continued to speak again, with an insensitive face, as if it wasn’t over yet.

“And you’re going to blame all the blame on General Weaver. This will erode the cadets’ confidence in you, and our school will be disrupted.”

The corners of her mouth curled dryly, she added.

“Huey Fieldman, that stupid bastard is going to blow things up with Deputy General Manager Carmen.”

Weaver couldn’t help but scold Filina for talking nonsense.

For all the words that came out of her mouth were what he had been expecting.

All he could ask was how on earth did Philina know this?

According to Lawrence, he had heard that Philina had been in and out of the hallucinatory forest with Huey.

At least the two wouldn’t have been hostile if they had that kind of relationship.

Maybe he had told Huey everything he had heard.

For example, if a fight arises between close friends, and the other person’s fault is used as an expression of anger and passed on to the other person.

“I’ve been looking for Huey for a long time, but I haven’t found a single hair. Then there’s only one place left.”

Looking at Weaver’s hardened face, with a casual expression, Filina continued.

“Huey is probably in the hallucinatory forest.”

“…….”

“Open the kennel door. I’ll go and get Huey myself.”

Weaver covered the corners of his eyes with his hands as if a headache was coming over him. He sighed heavily, and I could see his hard chest bulge up and down.

Filina waited silently for Weaver to open his mouth.

A desolate air passed.

It wasn’t until much later that I heard his voice.

“Answer me this one thing.”

Weaver’s piercing eyes stared straight at Philina.

“How do you know that?”

He met Philina’s gaze straight.

Then she stood up and walked slowly to the area where Weaver was sitting.

He was staring at her with wary eyes.

His face was full of tiredness.

She raised her hand over Weaver’s forehead in a cautious motion.

“As you can see.”