The weapons I forge are absolutely flawless.

"This time we not only completed the task assigned by Teacher Tilissa, but also won the first and second place, and Felix's performance was particularly remarkable."

"Shouldn't someone have earned a lot of credits before, and show some appreciation?"

When Lisette spoke, Venus noticed how much effort the girl had put into carrying off the dress, which made her feel a pang of pity.

"Cough, cough."

He couldn't help but chuckle softly, then covered up his embarrassment with a cough.

"Hey!" Lisette couldn't possibly miss Vena's gaze, and her cherry lips instantly pouted.

"Cough, ha, hiss—it's alright, it's alright."

The changes in Vina's expression were incredibly dramatic, from suppressing a laugh to bursting out laughing, and then wincing in pain when Lisette pinched her waist.

"It's just that I accidentally forgot I was supposed to treat everyone."

"Now that everyone's here, let's all relax and get started."

Since Lisette forgot to tell me, what else is there to say?

It was clearly his own intermittent amnesia that caused him to forget about holding the victory celebration banquet.

Upon hearing Wiener announce that they could begin, Felix breathed a sigh of relief and immediately reverted to his carefree self.

"Great!" Felix cheered, then picked up the communal knife and fork and skillfully added several carefully selected dishes to Tilissa's plate.

"Master, try some of these."

I ordered this especially for you.

Jessica was not to be outdone.

She deliberately changed her position to avoid giving Felix the opportunity to shine alone.

Losing to Wiener is one thing, but losing to Felix is ​​another.

She was obviously the one who came first.

Caught in the middle, Tilisa watched her two disciples bickering over a man, not knowing whether to laugh or cry.

She took the food Felix added to her plate and handed it to Jessica, then fed the food Jessica picked up to Felix. The whole process was smooth and effortless, showing her complete ease and control.

This made Wiener start to feel that spending hundreds of credits to watch such a good show seemed like a bit of a bargain.

"what-"

Lisette cut off a small piece of steak and forked it toward Vina's mouth.

Without a second thought, Viner ate the steak.

Before he could even taste it, Lisette's questions came one after another.

"Hey, Vena, what brings you here with Teacher Tissa?"

Chapter 323 I Have General Felix Who Specializes in Slaying Fathers-in-Law

From the moment Tilisa gave Vena the blueprints for Mimi Kirimaru, to seeing River's Red and Yellow Rose and Sigurd's Armor of Calamity.

It made Wiener feel like he had vaguely grasped something.

That's why he went to the infirmary to check on Sigurd after the first-year finals.

Unexpectedly, this Armor of Calamity may not only be related to Arios, but also to the Demon.

Vina didn't even want Anna to get involved, so how could she dare to tell Listy the truth?

His chewing speed kept slowing down, and he had to come up with a plausible excuse before swallowing the food in his mouth.

Use your brain, which is a hundred times better than Felix's, to think of a solution, Venus!

Vina swallowed the beef with a "gulp," wiped her mouth with a napkin, and then leaned close to Lisette's ear, "Tilisa introduced me to my mother-in-law."

"What nonsense are you spouting now, Yue—"

It took Lisette a full second to realize who Vena was talking about, and she no longer cared about the question she had asked earlier.

"You...you...you've seen my mother?"

Lisette looked shocked.

"Not only did we meet, but we also had a very pleasant conversation."

Wiener wasn't lying about that.

"Then my father..."

"I haven't had a chance to meet this person yet."

“That’s good.” Lisette seemed relieved. “Otherwise, given your personalities, you two would most likely have started fighting when you met.”

"What's so difficult about that? I have General Felix, who can behead him—"

"I think you're just asking for trouble!"

Lisette, ever the champion of justice, once again gripped the fleshy part of Venus's waist, only releasing her after Venus repeatedly begged for mercy.

"What did your mother say to you?" Lisette asked curiously.

"Your mother-in-law said that this young man is quite good and that you should bring him home for a visit when you have time off."

Seeing Lisette's increasingly cold gaze, Venus knew that the other party couldn't accept such a direct form of address, so she changed her way of addressing her.

“…I understand,” Listy said, confident that Venus wouldn’t lie about this, otherwise she would be exposed when she went back and asked. “Anything else?”

“Your aunt said that you were afraid of the dark since you were little, and you still needed to sleep with the lights on when you were ten years old.”

"Gu..."

"You also told me that when you first tried cooking, you couldn't tell the difference between salt and sugar, and your father ate it all in one go and almost had to be rushed to the hospital."

“…Stop talking.” Lisette covered her face with her hands, feeling utterly ashamed.

It is no surprise that Wiener knew about these shameful and embarrassing past events; it was undoubtedly the work of her own mother.

"Don't worry, I'll teach you how to cook when I have time. You can show off your skills to your parents-in-law when you get back."

Vena patted Lisette's back to comfort her.

"Will you help me taste the dishes?" Lisette spread her fingers apart and looked at Vina with expectant eyes.

"Have the guy on your left come here."

Vena gently turned Lisette's head, helping her adjust the direction of her gaze.

Felix, who was enjoying his meal, suddenly felt a chill.

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Full of tea and rice.

After saying goodbye to the three of them, Tilissa, citing that she had something to tell them, took Jessica and gracefully departed using teleportation.

After paying the bill, Vena looked at Lisette, who was dressed rather thinly, and took off her coat, draping it over Lisette's shoulders. "Shall I take you back to your dorm?"

"Ah."

Lisette gave a soft reply.

Although only one spell, "Endure the Environment," is needed, the caster can remain calm and composed in cold environments, allowing them to maintain both style and warmth even in the coldest winter.

Who could refuse the thoughtful gesture of their beloved?

Before the two could take more than a few steps, a burly man suddenly appeared in front of them, blocking their way.

"Kid, I've been putting up with you for a long time. You finally got your comeuppance, didn't you?"

Fadevi threw a wooden sword in front of Vina.

"I told you about tonight's itinerary so you wouldn't worry, not so you would do something like this!"

Fadvi's sudden appearance infuriated Lisette.

She won the runner-up title in the Griffin Battle and immediately shared it with her parents.

When she learned that Lisette was going to hold a celebration party with her classmates from the Silver Wolf Class, Hummia thoughtfully helped her daughter choose a dress.

But some people just have to do unnecessary things.

"Who is this?"

Wiener already had a vague answer in his heart.

"I don't know him. He's probably some stalker from somewhere," Lisette replied defiantly.

She had hoped that her parents and Wiener would meet at a more appropriate and harmonious time and place, rather than having some idiot cause trouble halfway through.

The guy who ruined his daughter's important life deserves to be kicked to death by a horse.

"No, Listie, you..."

Fadevi was deeply hurt by his daughter's indifferent attitude, and naturally he took all his anger out on Wiener.

"You brat, if you're still a man, pick up your sword and let me see just how capable you are of taking my daughter away!"

Wiener bent down and picked up the wooden sword, realizing that the other party wanted to vent their anger, otherwise they wouldn't have chosen such a weapon.

However, this unintentional act happened to exploit Gondorav's weakness.

Unbeknownst to Wiener, Faldvi had genuinely intended to engage him in a real sword duel.

However, he was discovered by Xiumeiya when he went out, and was severely reprimanded, and the real sword that Fadevi had prepared was confiscated.

"Heh, you do have some guts." Fadvi nodded slightly. "So many years have passed, let me see if the quality of the Griffin Battle semi-finals has declined."

Even though he was burning with anger, Fadvi disdained to launch a surprise attack on a junior.

He simply raised the wooden sword in his hand and waited for Vina to be ready.

“That won’t do,” Wiener shook his head. “When it comes to gold content, you have to look at the strongest one.”

"Felix!"

"Eh?"

Felix, who had originally planned to go back to his dormitory, turned back because he was worried about the unexpected situation with Wiener.

Before he could figure out what was going on, he saw Venere throw a wooden sword at him.

"Hey, Father-in-law. Today's situation is special. I need to escort Lisette back to her dorm to rest. How about I leave the newly crowned champion here to keep you company?"

"I'm not done with you!"

If Wiener hadn't said anything, things would have been fine, but after he said "father-in-law," Fadvi became even more furious and no longer cared about his status.

"For the sake of the delicious meal we just had, I'm begging you to stop him, Felix!"

Vena wasn't about to stay still. After giving Felix his instructions, she picked him up in a princess carry and ran off at Lisette's gasp.

"Hey kid, don't run away!"

Just as Fadevi was about to give chase, he was stopped by a wooden sword.

"Um, although I don't understand what happened, Vena told me to stop you. Uncle, could you please stop chasing me?"

Felix looked at Fadvi expectantly, hoping the other party would stop.

It wasn't that he was afraid of him; it was just that Felix really liked the yukata he was wearing and didn't want to get it dirty.

Even if the other party is unwilling to stop, he can treat it as a way to digest his food after a meal.

"I am the father who gave birth to her, raised her, and took care of Lisette since she was a child. What right do you have to stand in my way?"

Faldwig advised Felix to mind his own business and quickly make way.

Felix glanced at her with a hint of skepticism, finding it hard to believe that a rugged man like Fadvi could give birth to a delicate girl like Lisette.

However, the fact that Wiener instructed him to stop him, rather than to reprimand him, suggests that what the other party said is very likely true.

Felix thought about Lisette's shy expression after she was picked up, and realized she probably didn't want to be disturbed.

"Then I'll be Vena's godfather, the one who picks up packages and delivers takeout without batting an eye, even if it means going through fire and water. If you want to break them up, you'll have to get past me first!"

Felix stood there, sword in hand.