I'll Just Live As A Villain

However, his lips that were tightly clenched and his grim face was innocent.

If you’re doing it on purpose to get me in trouble, I can conciliate and say nothing.

‘It’s even more scarier that he’s really trying to defend me.’

I have no way to control a man who did it with pure intentions.

My head is already aching and there were a lot of glances towards me demanding for an explanation.

‘Which one should I take care of?’

There were not a few things to resolve immediately.

Lionel’s remarks that made me a suspicious, shady person who collects fingers?

Or Lionel wielding a sword at the prince, causing Oberon of treason charges?

Or…

Harry’s voice rang in my head as my thoughts continued.

[Contractor, first of all, let’s get rid of that. You don’t know what else he will say.]

It’s been a long time since I heard a good suggestion from you. I actively agreed with that remark.

[I’m glad to hear that. How about cleaning it up?]

[That’s simple.]

Harry answered briefly and gave the Wyvern a glance. The Wyvern began to move and their wing’s also move wildly.

The Wyvern wrapped Lionel’s body with it’s flexible tail and flew up into the sky.

“Ugh!

The pitiful Lionel’s screams shrank as the Wyvern flew high, and only when their appearances were as small as the dot above the sky did they disappear completely.

‘I didn’t mean to get rid of him like this.’

[… What did you say to the Wyvern?]

[You saw I didn’t say anything, I just gave them a glance. Maybe the Wyverns didn’t like him either.]

[He will be back safely, right?]

[Well, won’t he come back after a couple of laps in the black woods?]

Harry yawned for a long time with a sour face.

But I couldn’t be carefree like Harry.

[The atmosphere has gotten worse.]

Even the eyes of the Frost Knights, who were taking a neutral attitude, turned hostile towards me.

It was a natural reaction because their colleague was kidnapped by the Wyverns before their eyes.

‘Who’s to blame?’

It was all my fault that I trusted Harry.

‘You’re trying to get rid of it, but you’re adding an another trouble.’

I heaved a sigh and called Liddon who was looking into the sky where the Wyverns dissapeared.

“Your Highness, I need to talk to you. In a place where no one can see, quietly.”

The eyes of Liddon, which was looking up at the sky, turned towards me. His eyes look similar to Cassian’s, but a little sharper.

“Is that knight coming back safely?”

“Maybe, but he’s gonna have severe motion sickness and will vomit.”

After a few rounds of the vast forest, he’ll have to let go everything he ate today.