A Girl Who Was Told 'You Have No Talent' Turned Out To Be A Talented Monster-Chapter 87.3

Badrick snickered as he approached Aquaria. The students watched with bated breath, wondering what he was going to do to the higher spirit of water.

“I can summon angels. There are many angelic beings who are better than the higher spirits. Hey, Angry Water God?”

Aquaria looked at Badrick with a deadpan expression. Kuufa could not help but wonder what he was thinking. Fortunately for Badrick, he moved away from Aquaria in time.

“…and there is nothing special about you guys. I don’t know what you’re doing here, but get lost before you embarrass yourself. Hey, let’s go get some food.”

With a single word from Badrick, everyone lined up to leave the room. Some of them deliberately clicked their tongues as they did so.

A somber mood drifted through the classroom, including the remaining students.

“I’m so sorry, because of me…”

“Um, are you all right?”

“Don’t worry. You saw them. You should do as they say.”

“Why?”

“Because they are the stars of the academy, and the teachers are counting on them. Teachers basically overlook their bad and violent behavior.”

A girl named Merida straightened the messy desk and said with sarcasm, “If they send out good students like them to the world, it will not be a bad thing for the academy… Tsk..”

It was clear that she and the others were not happy with the current situation.

When it came to royalty or even the daughter of a marquis, there was no way the normal students could simply go against them.

“So you’re Badrick’s classmates but he randomly hits you, huh?”

“That man is a prince…. He is concerned about the fact that he is the least qualified to inherit the throne, so he is especially aggressive towards us.”

“So, he’s been hitting you a lot.”

“It’s terrible, even though we didn’t do anything…”

Kuufa, holding a completely frightened girl, glanced over at them. She sensed something in their petrified expressions and air of resignation.

Although Litty’s party had not yet set a clear goal, they were determined to do something.

“Litty-san, I…” (Roma)

“Hmmm…” (Litty)

“Litty-san?” (Roma)

“I just don’t get it.” (Litty)

As Roma wondered what Litty was on about, Litty continued, “Those people are against us. Right, Roma-san?”

“Yes, that’s for sure.”

“Then why did they go to all the trouble of revealing their intentions?”

“Well…?”

“Because you know? If they were planning to harm us, they would be at a disadvantage now.”

Everyone in the classroom was silent and stunned at Litty’s comment. It was reasonable to imagine what everyone was thinking given the circumstances.

Roma almost laughed out as well.

“That’s the thing, you see. It’s because they want to remind us how great they are.”

“But why reveal their hand for just that? Hmmm… There’s also that Jester… I think I’ve met that guy somewhere. I wonder where…”

A distracted Merida took a seat and chuckled a little as she said, “…We should lunch for now. Let’s go to a restaurant.”

“A restaurant?”

“The restaurant here is so good that even outsiders are awed by it.”

“Really? I’m looking forward to it! But those people will try to get involved with us, won’t they?”

“Those people are not in the restaurant because they have their own dining rooms.”

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While Litty was impressed, Roma was annoyed that they were being so pretentious about their food.

She detested the kind of people who believed they were chosen ones. She was even more convinced that they were the scourge of the academy.