From now on, the vampire girl escapes from the world

"I feel ashamed to be in the same class with people like you who don't know etiquette!"

Coco bit her little canine teeth.

"Yes, get out quickly!"

"You're still staying here. Do you want us to kick you out?"

"Or are you here just to cause trouble? In that case, there's no need for us to show mercy—"

Just as a few boys stepped forward and tried to pull the little girls apart.

"Snapped."

A crisp sound was heard in front of several people.

They were startled and then noticed the thick paper on the table.

That is?

Coco was still in a daze when she heard a childish voice:

"Invitation. This."

Lily threw the paper on the table, pulled Coco back to the stool, and continued to gnaw on the unfinished pastry.

Invitation?

Lily, there really is an invitation?

Coco was shocked.

So there’s actually no need to sneak in…but it’s a legitimate way to do it?

The boys who gathered around were also stunned. The leader opened the invitation, rubbed the marks on it, and said stiffly:

"It's real... invitation..."

"How is that possible? He must have stolen it from somewhere!!"

Eller, who was standing behind him, grabbed the invitation and said, "How can they get in?"

"But... every invitation is unique... this serial number..."

"This serial number... How is it possible?!"

"It must have been stolen from somewhere!"

Eller glared at Lily: "Tell me! ...Where did you get it from!"

"What's the matter? What's the noise?"

Several people who heard the sound made room for the girl behind.

She was a little girl with dark red hair.

Moira quickly understood the current situation and smiled:

"Ah, I invited them here. No need to keep chasing after me, guys. Let's go, let's go—"

Several people looked at each other.

"Since you are a senior, please forgive our rudeness, students."

The leading boy bowed and apologized to the little girls, then wanted to take everyone away.

But when Eller saw Moira, he obviously didn't appreciate it:

"Who are you? Without an invitation from the organizer, extra invitations will be useless. I have never heard of someone like you among the upper class nobles!"

"Hey, Eiler..."

The boy wanted to stop him, but Moira waved her hand and said:

"It doesn't matter. Let this little classmate who has never seen the world take a look."

Moira tugged at her collar absentmindedly.

The golden emblem hidden by the bow under the collar fell down by the string and hung on the chest.

"That's... the royal family?!"

"A member of the royal family... who are you? I've never heard of anyone like you before..."

Elle's eyes widened. He saw Moira put her finger to her lips:

"That's it."

The implication is already very clear.

Even though Ayler's family was extremely powerful, it was impossible for them to go against the royal family in public.

The crowd has dispersed.

But the way they looked at Lily and the others... was already more strange.

……

"I didn't expect you to actually come~"

Moira sat next to Lily, swinging her calves.

Lily looked unhappy.

"They are annoying."

"So this place is not suitable for you~ But if you can come, I'm still very happy."

Thank you for your hard work - Moira said this while reaching out to rub Lily's head.

Moira had handed Lily the invitation two days earlier.

At that time, Lily did not agree immediately, and Moira asked Lily to think about it carefully.

But today, Lily had a sudden idea and chose to enter the auditorium.

Coco, who was standing next to her, gritted her teeth and pricked up her ears when she saw Moira rubbing Lily.

If conditions allowed, the little orc would rush forward and slap Moira's hand away at lightning speed.

However, the other party was the master after all, and a human being who had just rescued several people... Even Coco had to suppress such feelings.

"I'm so frustrated." Keke pouted and stuffed the barbecue. "Go back... You'll be in trouble..."

"Keke, that's a bit scary?!" Sharp was shaking over there.

"But you seemed to enjoy the meal, didn't you?" Moira asked.

There is really a lot of variety in food here.

Lily really enjoyed her meal.

"But it's a bit chaotic here now." Moira said, "You came at a bad time."

Moira pointed at Lily:

"And your clothes are wrong. How can you wear your school uniform to a party?"

All three of them were wearing inappropriate school uniforms - this probably aroused the suspicion of the boys at the beginning.

But Lily was always resistant to those fancy clothes.

...Maybe it's because I'm reminded of some bad memories of being a dress-up doll.

"Leona, what's going on?"

Lily asked.

After all, although the school seemed to be deliberately blocking the news that Professor Morris was seriously injured, some news still came out.

Lily learned a lot from Ai'er.

That's why I'm a little worried about the human girl who is in the spotlight.

"Ah, she's fine, just a little busy - after all, preparations for the Magic Festival have to continue."

Even with such a major event, the college still has no plans to interrupt the festival.

I don’t know what the considerations are.

"And professor, the situation is not as bad as people say."

Moira's words were vague, so Lily didn't ask any further.

Moira looked at Lily like this and suddenly sighed:

"You don't seem to have anything else to ask? - For example, why did I ask you to come, or something like that?"

Lily tilted her head.

Yes. These were not things Lily wanted to focus on.

Moira sighed again, pointed at the two boys in the distance, and said:

"Look. Those two over there are members of the school's 'Advanced Association'."

125. The Final Ultimatum

The two boys were holding cups in their hands and chatting happily with their friends around them.

The cup contained a special drink that was quite popular among these nobles.

They were the first ones to question Lily and the others.

Moira pointed to the other end:

"And over there, it's the 'Co-Governance Council'."

Lily looked over there.

Only then did I realize that the people in the banquet hall were divided into two distinct sides.

Among them, they were scattered into several small groups or individuals.

According to Moira, those are the neutral people who have not joined any party.