I'll Make It a Bad Ending Like a Villain

Shortly thereafter, the Imperial Knights burst in.

When Weaver grabbed Carmen and tried to hand her over to the Imperial Knights, Carmen shouted in chagrin.

“I didn’t do anything! What was I trying to steal?! On the contrary, it is those rat bastards who are hiding here!”

He raised his hand and pointed to Philina and Huey. Weaver let out a small sigh and opened his mouth to Carmen.

“I told the cadets about the situation and asked them to take the scene. I’ve been feeling weird lately. And there’s still evidence that you came in here and tried to steal the fortifiers from the freezer.”

“What evidence do you have? If I was going to steal the potentia, why is that freezer still intact!”

True to his word, the box containing the fortifying drug was fine. Before Carmen could destroy it, Huey had discovered that they were hiding.

But Weaver looked down at Carmen with a dumbfounded face and walked away.

Everyone’s eyes, including the Imperial Knights, followed his backside.

Weaver stood next to the machine with the refrigeration system running and reached for the box containing the fortified drug.

A lock made of intricate bonds recognized his hand. Weaver lifted the lid of the unlocked box up with a natural movement.

“There’s a special magic design in this box. When the shadow shines on the box, the whole thing becomes a mirror, storing the other person’s image.”

When the box was opened, a dim light appeared, and the entire surface turned into a mirror, illuminating someone.

It was none other than Carmen.

He stepped in front of the freezer box, read the papers next to the machine, threw them aside, and raised his sword.

It was probably about to smash a freezer box containing a fortified drug.

Carmen scowled at Weaver, slurping her profanity.

The imperial knights held him tight and forced him to stand up.

In addition to attempting to steal the potion, Carmen had also broken a statue of a demon in the freezer, so she would not be able to escape the charge of vandalism.

Even as he was being led away by the Imperial Knights, he gritted his teeth and shouted at Weaver.

“I’m getting framed!”

Everyone’s eyes were on Carmen.

“Keep in mind that your presence as head of the Swordsmanship Academy is a ruin to the prestige of this place, Andra Weaver!”

He was dragged out of the freezer by the hands of the Imperial Knights.

There was a sense of silence through the cluttered space.

Weaver’s face wasn’t very good.

He just stared blankly at the spot where Carmen had passed.

Filina, on the other hand, was silently pondering what Carmen had just shouted as she walked out.

It was very similar to the sentence she had heard through the divine power.

Philina completely distorted the original, but Carmen’s final appearance was nothing like what she saw.

…… Maybe it was just the ending of Carmen.

Philina’s head shifted to the side. Immediately, Henry’s eyes met his gaze.

I haven’t been in the dorm since I came out to work out at dawn.

Seeing as he was with Weaver, I don’t know if he called Henry to come here with him.

Huey approached in front of Philina, who had been staring at Henry silently.

He said, looking at Filina with a serious face.

“I was able to beat that monster before. But it wasn’t the right place to do the magic. You know that, don’t you?”

Huey was now eagerly pleading that he was no weaker than Henry. Then he asked, his eyes twinkling.

“But you were so cool, Philina. Your divine power has absorbed all of Carmen’s mana?”

At his words, Filina nodded.

“You have to be careful now, too. I might absorb all of your magic.”

Speaking nonchalantly, she walked past Huey and approached Weaver.

He was still staring into the air with a stiff face. Perhaps it was because of what Carmen had said.

Philina looked at him quietly and then opened her mouth.

“Captain, lies are bound to get caught quickly. Speak with your own mouth before the cadets learn the secrets from others. And you have to apologize. Many people have lost their lives because of the captain’s inaction.”

With that, she left the freezer. Huey followed in Philina’s footsteps.

Henry couldn’t keep up with her, but remained in his place, staring only at the spot where Philina had passed.

As morning dawned, Weaver had the cadets assemble in the annex. He removed the frame from the entrance and brought it in front of me, revealing his error.

He also briefly described what Carmen had done this morning. He wouldn’t be able to return to the academy anyway, and he had to inform them that the position of Vice-Knight Commander No. 1 had been vacated.

In the original story, Lawrence immediately filled his vacancy, but unfortunately, he didn’t make much of a splash in this life. Not only that, but the incident happened too early.

I don’t know if that’s why it was, but it was decided to leave the position of Deputy Knight Commander 1st Ceremony vacant.

Most of the cadets looked confused at Weaver’s words, but when he sincerely apologized, the mood disappeared.

Weaver’s desperate face, which Philina had seen through the divine power, didn’t come out either.

In other words, the story was wrong.

In fact, Lawrence’s performance through this incident stood out, and he should have been promoted, and he should have been seen in Ian’s eyes as well.

So did Henry.

This incident was the springboard for him to become a Sword Master in the future. But it didn’t work as well.

Although, of course, at the end, Henry caught the monster.

That was all there was to it. Few witnesses had witnessed the scene, so they couldn’t play a big role.

Moreover, there were many questions about her divine powers, which were not mentioned in the slightest in the original story.

What is the scope of the divine power?

My mind was complicated.

Should I see him again?

Or should I go find Lee?

I didn’t know if I could handle the strength I was given.

Suddenly, her eyes opened sharply.

Can the divine power only see the future?

In fact, what she saw was not a true future.

It was more of an original story than a futuristic.

But if you can really predict the future of the life you’re living now…

On the other hand, I think we can also check what happened in the past.

If so, can we see the person who killed her in the third life?

Can you find the owner of the blade with the crane emblem on it?

Philina’s gaze drifted dryly.

The sound of people talking in the annex was dizzying.

Weaver called Huey aside and asked him about his contract with Carmen.

I was told later that the X-mark on Huey’s wrist was the emblem that was created when the contract was made, and that canceling the deal in the middle would not hurt the wizard.

Rumors of a burning flame were just a myth invented by people.

However, since the deal was not terminated, the mark did not disappear, and it remained in each other’s bodies for life.

However, Huey used magic to forcibly remove the X-mark.

A short time later, Weaver stepped off the platform, and the cadets who had gathered in the annex dispersed.

Filina was also out and on her way to her next class.

Then Lawrence, who came out of the annex belatedly, called her up.

“What’s the matter?”

Philina approached him with a puzzled face.

Due to the vacancy of the 1st Knights Templar position, Lawrence agreed to serve as the team leader of the 1st and 2nd Templars for a while.

He looked at Philina and opened his mouth with a troubled look on his face.

“Well, I don’t think Sir Debussy will be able to join the next class.”

She frowned at the sound and looked at Lawrence.

“Suddenly, what do you mean by that?”

“In fact, Sir Debussy’s class schedule has changed slightly.”

“Why is my class schedule changing? So I’m not going to the training room now?”

Philina asked with a face that said she didn’t understand, and he sighed softly.

“Yes, I guess the next class will take place at the imperial court.”

Lawrence’s words contorted her face.

Imperial?

The Wen imperial family out of nowhere?

Philina asked him, her face full of doubt.

“How many cadets do you have who go to the imperial court to take lessons?”

Lawrence scratched his forehead at her question and laughed awkwardly.

“Sir Debussy, it’s one.”

Philina’s face hardened.

Whether he knew her expression or not, Lawrence glanced at the entrance of the swordsmanship academy and said,

“There is probably a carriage from the imperial court by now. In the coming mornings, I will be East Sea to the Imperial Palace for classes. I don’t know the details…”

“…….”

“I’m thinking that maybe Sir Debussy will kindly explain it to me.”

Philina, who had been listening to Lawrence with a dry face, asked softly.

“Who…, you mean to explain?”

Lawrence smiled at her and said sweetly.

“Of course the Prince.”

Filina sighed.

I didn’t want to ask Bessie to leave the room, so now I’m going to do whatever she wants.

Lawrence checked the time and told her to hurry, and as she was about to walk to the training ground, she was forced to turn to the other side.

True to Lawrence’s words, in front of the swordsmanship academy sat a luxurious carriage sent from the imperial palace.

“…… Anyone would think the imperial palace was far away.”

Filina stared at the oversized carriage with a bewildered face, and then climbed cautiously.

The imperial palace was within walking distance and very close to the swordsmanship academy.

Not only that, but it was too big a wagon for Philina to ride alone.

I was so overwhelmed that I was fed up.

The carriage stopped shortly thereafter, and a maid came out to meet her.

As they followed her into the palace, the maid led her into a garden.

It was a garden with a different atmosphere from the one where Hestia sometimes invited her to have tea time with a few young children.

However, for some reason, I saw that the gardener was in a hurry to remove the buckets of water.

As Philina followed the maid further inside, she saw a garden of colorful roses.

A large gazebo was set up on the green grass, and Ian could be seen drinking tea in a haughty posture in front of a white-toned table.

The maid who had ushered him to Pilina bowed her head in greeting, then withdrew.

Philina, who was looking around, let out a small sigh and greeted Ian.

“I see His Royal Highness the Prince.”

Putting his mug down on the table, he turned his head to look at Philina.