The weapons I forge are absolutely flawless.

"Varied--"

Lisette turned her head in surprise, only to find that Venus was already close at hand, less than half a meter away, and he was in a position as if he was about to draw his sword.

Even if she wanted to resist, how could her chanting speed possibly be faster than Venus drawing his sword?

So, she instinctively closed her eyes.

"Bang~"

As Venus's scabbard twitched, the blade seemed to expand with a gas-like sound, instantly transforming into a cluster of pure white lilies, quietly appearing before Lisette's eyes.

"Listy, open your eyes and look."

Wiener whispered a reminder.

Lisette was confused as to why the match was still going on even though she had given up, so she could only squint and glance at Vena.

"!"

What she saw made her eyes widen instantly—

"I've been thinking about this for so long, and I've given you plenty of little gifts, but I've never actually sent you flowers. Do you like them?"

Wiener pushed the flower forward.

The pure white lilies, with their intoxicating fragrance, instantly captivated Lisette's attention.

"...Could this still be an illusion?"

Lisette carefully approached the flower and gently sniffed it. It was indeed the unique, fresh scent of a lily, without any artificiality.

She knew that Venere had illusory methods and was always on guard against them.

Unexpectedly, after the battle with Sigurd, Vener had gained a deeper understanding of the Mirror Flower Water Moon technique, and could use it at will even without relying on Mimi-kiri-maru.

The range of effects of the Mirror Flower Water Moon released in this way is not limited by the Mimi Kirimaru.

This was the first time the audience realized just how elusive and difficult Vener was to deal with.

"Then you're wronging me. I specifically chose this opportunity to give you flowers."

Chapter 307 Felix: Just you wait and see!

What Vena handed over was the Flower Sword that she had previously asked Anna to deliver.

It is clearly a precious magic sword, but it is more like a magic prop used in acrobatic performances than a weapon.

Its sole purpose is to produce magnificent blooms when fresh flowers are prepared in advance.

It highlights something that is flashy but impractical.

But it doesn't matter, Wiener is happy to accept it.

"...It was something that could have been done a long time ago, why are you only thinking of sending it now?"

Lisette took the lily from Venus and asked her last question.

Although the two had exchanged many gifts, this was the first time they had exchanged flowers so openly.

No girl dislikes flowers, especially flowers given to her by a boy she likes.

“Of course, we should take this opportunity to announce to everyone that our Lisette is taken.” Vena’s smile carried a hint of smugness.

“You—” Lisette’s face instantly flushed crimson, as if wisps of heat were rising from the top of her head. Against the backdrop of the white lilies, she appeared even more delicate and shy.

"Next time, at least give us a heads-up so we can be prepared."

"Looks like you're quite satisfied, and you want to do it again next time," Wiener teased.

"Who said I'd go next time with you!"

Enraged, Lisette kicked Vina in the shin in a fit of rage.

This time, however, Vena neither dodged nor flinched, letting Lisette falter.

After she finished kicking, all her previous dissatisfaction was forgotten. She then raised her hand as if to say, "I—"

"The winner is Lisette von Cordelia!" Jessica suddenly appeared beside Lisette, holding her hand tightly to prevent her from breaking free, and announced loudly.

"Hey, it wasn't me, I wanted to admit defeat—"

Lisette hurriedly tried to explain, but Jessica's words had already been spoken, and could not be changed by her few words.

"Miss Lisette has won!"

"That brat named Viner is so enviable!"

The cheers grew louder and louder.

Lisette's faint voice seemed insignificant amidst the commotion.

"Senior, what are you doing?!"

Lisette was on the verge of tears, but Venere seemed to have anticipated this scene, smiled slightly, and jumped off the ring.

“Vina used an unreported weapon, so he will naturally be disqualified,” Jessica explained with a smile.

"Is this considered a weapon?" Lisette looked down at the lily in her hand, speechless for a moment.

"Absolutely! Flowers are the most powerful weapon for girls. I think little Lisette is completely bewitched."

"Senior, are you kidding me?" Lisette said helplessly.

"Then you've misunderstood me. This was a choice that Wiener made himself, and he knew it too."

Whether he admits defeat or not is no longer important; from the moment he stepped onto the stage, Wiener had already lost his right.

This was because Venus anticipated that Lisette would reject her surrender, and thus chose to surrender without a fight.

After all, he only participated in the competition for the prize, Admira. Now that it was confirmed that it would fall into the hands of the Silver Wolf Class, he might as well leave the honorary titles of champion and runner-up to Lisette and the others.

"...Senior, you knew this was going to happen, yet you still announced the start of the competition?"

Jessica had explained it in such detail, so how could Lisette not understand that the two of them had been in cahoots all along?

“Because I also want to see junior Viner get a beating,” Jessica replied.

She mainly wanted to watch the play.

Since there are only a few people left, and the Silver Wolf Class has already taken over the roles of player referee, a small violation is not unacceptable.

“Little Lisette, the strategy you devised today is indeed excellent. If it were Venus who had just acquired that ability, you would have caught her.”

"It's a pity that this guy has an even greater talent for going astray than I imagined. He's become so much more skilled at it than he was at the beginning," Jessica couldn't help but remark.

"Could it be that you, senior, were also deceived by Vener's illusion?"

Seeing Jessica's familiarity with the subject only fueled Lisette's curiosity.

"How...how could this be? Don't you know who I am?" Jessica's face stiffened slightly, as if she had been touched by something she didn't want to recall, but she quickly regained her composure. "How about this, after the match, I'll teach you how to deal with Viner's move."

One such embarrassing experience is enough.

After this incident, Jessica considered Venerer an even greater adversary than the Demon, and devoted herself to studying how to break the "Mirror Flower Water Moon" illusion.

This result will now be left for Lisette to verify.

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Fadvi jumped up from his seat and glared at the brat who had bullied his precious daughter in front of everyone.

"Lady Tilisa, I'm sorry, but I'm afraid I must take my leave now."

"Aren't you going to watch the last show before you go?"

Tilisa remained unhurried.

"I'm afraid if I'm too late, I won't be able to stop him."

Fadevi's answer was quite straightforward.

"Hehe, you two are both alumni, so you probably don't need me to show you where the back entrance to the academy's arena is, right?" Tissa smiled slightly.

“I wouldn’t dare trouble Lady Tilissa, but I’m not sure I can hold back later. I hope you will forgive me,” Fadevi declared in advance.

"If at any other time, my disciple is bullied outside, I will naturally help him get revenge."

“Kovina is my disciple, and Lisette is also my disciple. They are both my flesh and blood—I will not meddle in Lord Fadvi’s family affairs.”

Tilissa had been waiting to see the show, or rather, it was for this very moment that she wrote to the Faldwigs.

Trying to kidnap someone's precious daughter? Don't even think you can get away with it without paying a price, little Vina.

......

"I heard you really like tattling!

Wiener clenched his fists and pressed them against Felix's head, spinning them vigorously.

"I didn't! I clearly spoke well of you in front of Master, saying that you praised him for being handsome."

Felix, who was restrained, vehemently retorted.

Upon hearing this, Wiener stopped abruptly.

Felix is ​​simple-minded and transparent; he never lies.

There's no other reason than that I simply don't have the brains to lie.

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"How did Naris know that?" Viner still had doubts in her mind.

"how could I know!"

Felix looked innocent, but his eyes held a hint of resentment.

He certainly doesn't lie, he just didn't realize he had let something slip.

"Alright, all of that is in the past. It was my fault. I'll make you pay for this weapon properly after the Griffin War is over."

"Can I choose myself?"

Felix's emotions were always written directly on his face without any attempt to hide them.

Upon hearing that there were new weapons to compensate, the previous gloom vanished instantly.

"Okay, I'll charge you extra and make you two in total."

It was rare for Wiener to be so magnanimous.

"Great!" Felix clapped his hands and cheered.

"So, when you meet Lisette in the finals later, I don't need to tell you what to do, right?" Vena hinted meaningfully.

"I see."

Felix gave Vina a reassuring gesture.

Chapter 308 An Unusual Mother-in-Law

Wiener had complete trust in Felix.

The most dangerous places can be entrusted to him, the most tedious tasks can be entrusted to him; as long as the instructions are clear, Felix can do them very well.

But when Felix patted his chest and assured Wiener that she could rest assured, I couldn't be at all at ease.

This is also trust in another sense.

Eliminated players cannot linger in the arena, so Viner had to quicken his pace to leave, intending to walk around once before heading to the stands to continue watching the match.

As he walked through the exit passage, a woman with a somewhat familiar face came into view.

Wiener, who was eager to leave as soon as possible, assumed the other person was a teacher from the academy, so he nodded slightly and planned to politely walk around them.

Unexpectedly, the woman took the initiative to speak: "You're Viner, right?"

"It's me, who are you?"

Although Viner was puzzled, since the other party had called her name directly, she could not pretend not to hear it and had to stop.