A Girl Who Was Told 'You Have No Talent' Turned Out To Be A Talented Monster-Chapter 94.1

Litty Absorbing More Knowledge from the Public Training

Badrick was finally getting impatient, and he knew how the crowd would react to Ryuto and Hissreite showing their hideous behavior one after the other.

But above all, there was one person he did not want to show his bad side to. The first prince, Olivan, was Badrick’s mortal enemy.

Not only his father, the King, but there was no one in the country who did not admire Olivan. From an early age, he had amazed the adults in every way, and even his swordsmanship was overwhelming.

Even as a young boy, he could already surpass even his sword master, though not as well as Aldis. Compared to someone like that, Badrick was always getting snippy comments from his education teacher.

Badrick whispered to himself, “How can I be expected to do what he was doing… when I don’t even have the right to inherit the throne?”

It was the same with Aldis of Yggdrasia. Although he was born a commoner, he showed a talent that rivaled that of the Royal Family.

Aldis was great. But even compared to Olivan, Badrick was a little worse, was what he was always told.

Badrick glared at Olivan in the audience.

“Badrick-sama? What are we going to do? This is a very bad situation.”

“You look down on me…. Is this how he sees Aldis too? If that man can become a hero, then I’m going to be a Hero King.”

The fact that Olivan was sitting so proudly next to the King suggests that he was closer to the throne. Among his older siblings, some of them really looked down on Badrick with a smirk on their faces.

He might be a domineering figure at the academy, but this was how he was treated by the Royal Family. That was why casualties were made in the school’s confines.

“Hey, Oswald. You’re really looking down on me too, aren’t you?”

“Wha? Of course not.”

“Your father’s information source has uncovered a lot of scandals in the castle. I’m sure that must have made you look down on me.”

“No, that’s not…”

Badrick’s fist slammed into Oswald, not allowing him to reply. With teeth and blood flying, Oswald collapsed to the ground, looking for his round glasses, but his hand was stepped on.

“We’re both going to kill those kids.”

“Ye, yes…”

“Your original magic formula… are you sure it will work?”

“I’m sure…”

Nose bleeding, Oswald was grabbed by Badrick on the chest.

The audience was already looking at him with cold eyes because of his arrogant behavior, but it no longer mattered to Badrick.

He was just trying to make the other problems go away by shifting all the blame to Litty and the others.

“Who’s going to guide us now?”

“Badrick-san, why did you hit Oswald-san?”

“Shut up!”

Ignoring Litty’s words, Badrick stepped up to the arena. Oswald followed, still holding his nose, while Litty wondered about the two of them.

Litty wasn’t the only one questioning whether they could train under these circumstances; Roma already saw no point in continuing.

“Sensei, you’re going to have to teach us, right? Don’t tell me you’re just going to make excuses and run away?”

“Okay, I will.”

“Litty, are you going alone?”

“Yes, I have a few things to say to him after all.”

Litty jumped onto the arena with a nimble movement, which was then followed by Oswald starting chanting after getting urged by Badrick with his glare as a signal.

Litty, although surprised, still let Oswald chant.

“Intermediate Fire Magic, Blaze Shot!”

Considering the damage to the audience, Litty blocked it with her shield. Even with her feet and legs braced, the force of the shot caused Litty’s feet to slide backward.

Despite receiving the heat of Oswald’s magic, which was not weak, Litty did not release her shield.

After confirming the outburst and the scorch damage by Blaze Shot, Litty worriedly looked behind her.

“Oswald-san, we have an audience.”

“I’m sure there is. But I think the teacher can handle it easily… Hihihihi!”

“Oswald, you must not show any mercy.”

“Of course, of course…”

“Litty-san!”

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