Helper teacher of magic girls' school

Manon, with his arms around him, kicks Orelly and the others.

"I'm not going to make you say you forgot your fall student council election. I can read your thoughts!

"Our thoughts? Now what the hell is a student council election?

Manon tells me that suddenly it's a student council election, but Orelly has no idea.

What does she want to rebuff following earlier?

"You're really good at falling in love with" Tupo ". The student council's advisor is Dr. Lew. This fact supports your outrageous behavior."

Manon again denounced Olerie's attitude, pointing out that Rue was an advisor to the student council.

Apparently, he thinks Orelly and the others are working on a student council to prevent Manon and the others from accepting their candidatures.

I want to say that and this is to keep Lu away from me.

"Well, that's a hell of a story."

"Heh heh heh heh heh... obstructing us from running until we take in the student chairman and vice chairman... that's outrageous"

"You guys running for the student council? I've never heard that before."

The Manons have no ears to listen to, even if Olerie argues.

The uncooperative attitude of Olerie and the others leads to everything that keeps Manon and the others away from Lou.

Such distorted delusions are creating one hell of a misunderstanding after another.

But now Gisele and Nadia got angry.

It would be natural if they were to say that they are responsible for a wrongful single stick in a fair student council election.

"Whoa! You guys, what's that?

"Will the Oleries get in? We haven't done that at all."

But Giselle's objections are also assumed for Manon.

Manon is so incredibly smart that he can read ahead.

"So why is the chairman and vice chairman here with Mr. Orelly and the others? Tell me why."

Manon's sudden cut in.

For a moment Gisele, distressed by the answer, gave her a spicy look.

"Ugh!? What, coincidence. I just... met him."

"Oh, yeah, coincidence."

Gisele and Nadia's painful excuse.

Manon laughed off as he could see through.

"Oh ho ho ho! Seniors are ugly!

"It's ugly? What?

Manon said clearly to Gisele, who asked unexpectedly.

"'Cause you do, don't you? According to my research, don't you work together in some magic shop?"

"Hey, what!

Gisele is upset about Manon pointing out all the time.

Manon has looked into various things so far.

"It's definitely a shop in the mall district, and I remember Memoria..."

Manon, who even grabbed that Orelly and the others were working with the two seniors in Barbatos' shop, looked good.

But here began Gisele and Nadia's counterattack.

"... I do train with Olerie and the others in Memoria. What's wrong with that?"

What Manon says doesn't get fatal.

Giselle seems to have finally regained her pace.

After acknowledging the fact that he was working with Orelly and the others, he flushed it.

But Manon believed this was the place to attack and stubbornly ate down.

"That would be... evidence of something being consigned."

Gisele is followed by Nadia opening her mouth.

Having heard Manon's words, Nadia also admitted the facts and returned that there were no sardines to be criticized.

"Ugh... Mr. Carlier is very presumptuous"

Nadia laughs and continues her words.

"We're looking to be senior magic connoisseurs, and we're being trained in the favor of the owner and store owner of Memoria, a memory we happen to know. By the way, we don't get paid by the store, and we donate all our work to the orphanage."

"Nah!?

"I've applied to the board president for an OK on the training thing, and when I happened to be here today to take the Magic Appraiser exam, I happened to meet with the Oleries... that's all"

"No! You're lying, aren't you?

Manon upset by Nadia's perfect counterattack.

Here Gisele releases a decisive word.

"What do we do when we lie? Then let's promise one thing, no one will recommend it in the next student council election...... now what do you say?

Elections are only fair!

Dispelling the misunderstanding in Gisele's words, Manon, convinced, once again declared the battle.

"Ugh... I get it! Then I declare it here. We're running for our next student council election."

"Good thing. It's better for many people to take the school tomorrow seriously from a student's point of view."

Giselle chuckles when she hears Manon's determination.

Because there is nothing different about the student council being better in itself.

More here Nadia laughs like a prank.

Apparently, he figured out where to drop this mess.

"Ugh... what do the Oleries do?

"You can't keep your mouth shut if you say so far! Jose, Leela, how are you?

"Yes! I'll fight!

"Leela won't escape either."

Manon seems satisfied with the determination of Olerie and the others.

"Ugh, are you finally willing to take the battle"

"... naturally. It's the Dark Age of the School of Magic Girls that people like you who have my guts bent on bullying a student council."

It's a girl we never set up from ourselves, but if we find out we're not wrong, the Oleries will never pull it off.

Nevertheless, I guess Orelly is also somewhat angry that the Manons say they are ineligible as student council people.

Manon, who was unexpected to be said so far, is just as likely to regret it.

"Ugg...... I'll give you that word back just like that. And remember, the battle has already begun."

"Is the battle starting?

For a moment, Orelly got a surprise look.

Seeing it as an opportunity, Manon told us the true meaning of the battle.

"That's right! It's all about school festivals, student council elections, school year chief seats, and magical prowess."

Compete in everything!

Even Olerie and the others are in a mood when this happens.

"Is it a battle in everything? It will be good! Stand with dignity."

When Olerie clearly speaks out, Josephine and Lilya also continue.

"It's where I want it!

"Lilya will never escape"

"It is Dr. Lew who ultimately determines the winner. He's the winner of this battle."

Manon says Lew is the referee for this great battle.

Olerie and the others have a convincing look.

You'll never lose!

The six sophomores did not pull a single step, but once again flew a sharp gaze at each other.