I'll Make It a Bad Ending Like a Villain

Filina was walking briskly to the kennel with one of her instructors.

Weaver, who still doesn’t fully trust her, couldn’t give Filina the keys completely, and had another instructor open the kennel door.

And maybe he had the instructor watch everything she was doing.

His suspicions weren’t particularly off-putting.

Perhaps he had heard from Lawrence that Philina had been with Huey through the Forest of Hallucinations.

So I could have thought that it might be Huey.

She also didn’t leave a very good image for him when it came to admission to the swordsmanship academy.

Instead, I felt the opposite.

Once I was able to enter the kennel, I decided to settle for that.

‘Meeting Huey Fieldman won’t change anything. I’d rather find another way. He’s not a man who follows easy just because he talks.’

Weaver told Philina that meeting Huey wouldn’t be of much help, but she had a different idea.

I needed to meet Huey and talk to him.

In fact, there had been some questions about Weaver’s actions at the academy to capture the dragon before, but that was later.

You can’t waste time on a country where you don’t know when Carmen is going to blow up.

“Refrain from making a big fuss inside the kennel.”

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The instructor who had opened the kennel door with the key and had come inside with Philina blurted out:

He stood with his back to the door, facing the inside of the kennel. He seemed to be going to keep an eye on everything she was doing.

She bowed her head slightly to him, and involuntarily turned around and stepped into the kennel.

There was no need to make a fuss.

It’s enough to use the divine power to silence the demons as before.

But in hindsight, Filina realized that she didn’t even have to do that.

He was already lying on the ground with deep wounds on his body. On top of that, some of the bars were broken.

Huey’s actions were obvious.

Filina effortlessly entered the cage and passed the demon, improving the demon’s condition with divine power.

As his strength recovered, the monster fell into a deep sleep.

Philina, who had been silently watching the figure, stepped forward and opened the door to the hallucinatory forest.

A dazzling light flashed through the dark space, and another world appeared.

A dry breeze shook her red hair. I could see the misty sky.

It was a land that I had become somewhat accustomed to now.

As Filina looked around and slowly took a step, she heard a dog barking from somewhere.

Boom! Boom!

She subconsciously thought of Li. The two black puppies that were with him.

Filina hurried to follow the dog’s barking.

And not far away, I could spot a familiar face.

Huey Fieldman creeping up to grab two puppies.

“…… What is that idiot doing now?”

She walked closer to where they were, her frown contorted.

Then I could clearly see Huey bent at the waist and reaching out to grab the dog.

“Come here, you guys, huh? Why don’t you take me to your master’s place?”

Boom! Boom!

Huey flew to grab the puppy, and they quickly dodged and fled elsewhere.

But it was on the back of Philina’s leg that the puppies had escaped.

Huey’s gaze followed them, and when he spotted a pair of smooth legs, he looked up at them in wonder.

Philina’s eyes, looking at me pathetically, met his red eye immediately.

“Huh?”

Huey stood up and pointed his finger at her, his voice squirming.

“Philina, how did you get in?”

He asked with a puzzled face, but suddenly his expression hardened and he turned his head to the side.

Filina asked him, furrowing her eyebrows.

“What is it? Why are you averting your eyes all of a sudden?”

At her question, Huey blurted out, in a heartbroken voice.

“Humph, you left me alone, and now you think of me?”

He pursed his lips with a sullen face.

Philina narrowed her brows as she looked at Huey dumbfounded.

“Why do you keep coming in here alone? Lee decided to leave it to me.”

At the sound of her voice, Huey furrowed his eyebrows and looked at Filina.

“You were lying here by yourself the other day. How can I bring you back casually when I see you?”

He was probably referring to the time when Filina came in here and collapsed crying.

She said to Huey with a look of bewilderment.

“What’s going on here? Am I the only one who has fallen? You’re stunned, too. Besides, I’ve only been knocked down once, and you’re going to pass out every time you come in here, so who’s who?”

“I’m not compatible with the divine power, so it’s natural for me to faint. You’re not. The kid who shouldn’t be knocked down here is doing it alone, so why don’t I freak out?”

He blurted out nervously, biting his bottom lip and glaring at Filina.

“Guy, I came here alone because I thought someone was doing it on purpose, and he got angry with me. Earlier, I was the only one who went to the minister ……. Bad sissy.”

Huey turned around irritably. Then he began to strode to the other side.

She stared blankly at him and hurried after Huey.

Behind her were two black puppies chasing after her.

“Huey.”

She grabbed Huey’s wrist and he said in a faint voice:

“That’s it. It’s no use trying to appease me.”

Still, Philina’s hand doesn’t budge.

She looked at him dumbfoundedly and asked in a low voice.

“Did you try to destroy the swordsmanship academy with Vice Admiral Carmen?”

Huey’s footsteps, which had been moving forward, stopped in the middle. Philina, who had been walking after him, stopped in place and looked up at Huey.

She asked again in a low voice.

“What are you doing with Carmen? Wasn’t the purpose of your coming to the Swordsmanship Academy to get materials from dragons?”

At Philina’s words, he turned his head away, frowning.

Huey spoke in a dry voice.

“How did you know that?”

At the sound of his voice, Philina muttered with a smile on her face.

“…… Was it real? You really meant to destroy the swordsmanship academy.”

He thought that if the scene he saw through the power of divine power had been the original story, the story might have been told now.

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That’s because what should happen later is happening ahead of time.

As much as Carmen’s anger at trying to capture Leone at all costs was less than in the original, I thought her intention to destroy the academy might have changed as well.

But after all…, it was a separate thing.

“No…, Philina. Listen to me, it’s true that I made such a deal with Carmen, but…”

“yes, I knew it from the first time I saw it. I’ve known since you broke Leone’s sword, that you’re a very bad guy…”

“…… Philina.”

“But just a little…, I thought you might be nice for the size of a grain of sand that was crushed . . .”

She looked at Huey with a disappointed look on her face, then turned away.

Huey, who had been silently pondering what Philina had said, hurriedly followed behind her.

“Philina, wait a minute. Do you want to hear me? I had no choice but to make a deal with Carmen because of the ingredients. I thought the passage to the forest of hallucinations was completely gone. My purpose was to be the flower of the Holy Spirit, and when I got it, I was going to go to the tower.”

“Don’t lie, I saw with my own eyes that you destroyed Vice Captain Carmen and the Swordsmanship Academy.”

At Philina’s words, Huey narrowed his brows and took her hand to stop walking.

“What do you mean by that? How do you see something I didn’t do?”

Philina said, looking at him with a sad face.

“Did you forget? I know how to use divine power.”

At her words, Huey frowned slightly.

“Did the Grand Marshal tell you to see the future?”

“…… It’s vague to call it the future, but it’s similar.”

In fact, it was only a glimpse of the original story rather than something that was going to happen, so Filina had no choice but to give a half-hearted answer.

Then Huey let out a small sigh and opened his mouth again.

“If so, you’re wrong.”

“…… Are you wrong?”

“I have no intention of helping Carmen destroy the swordsmanship academy.”

He said with a light shrug of his shoulders, as if it were obvious.

Philina stared at Huey inquiringly, a face that she didn’t understand. Then he turned to Philina and continued.

“Actually, at first, I was a little bothered by the interference of the military academy, so I tried to go easily, but now that I think about it, the military academy is also connected to the imperial palace. Then there will definitely be a nuisance here and there, and then the passage to the hallucinatory forest will be blocked.”

It was purely a material decision.

The corners of his mouth turned up and he said in a light voice.

“Actually, it wasn’t long before I made this decision. I’ve been thinking about it all along.”

Huey scratched his forehead suddenly, averting his gaze.

Maybe there’s something stabbing you.

Philina squeezed his hand and pressured him to tell the truth. Huey, who glanced down at her, smiled awkwardly and said:

“In fact, I told Carmen that the experiment on advanced monsters for research seemed to have been successful.”

“What does it have to do with the success of the research experiment?”

Filina asked, her brow furrowed, and Huey smiled sweetly.

“That’s what Carmen was waiting for. He said that if all the research experiments were successful, he would turn the entire swordsmanship academy upside down.”

In the end, it meant that all of the experiments had succeeded, that Huey had told Carmen about it, and that it was time to carry out his purpose.

Filina looked at Huey in bewilderment. He averted his eyes in embarrassment.

She sighed heavily, and walked with Hughie to go back to the military academy for now.

“Let go of your hands.”

I shook Huey’s hand roughly, which still held my palm. I could see him crying, but Filina ignored him.

Then, before heading out, I turned around for a moment and looked at the hallucinatory forest.

The two puppies that had been following her were watching at Filina from a distance, wagging their tails.

Gazing at it intently, she turned and found the indigo door that led to the swordsmanship academy.

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