An Extra’s POV

784 Facade

"A-are there any further questions so far?"

In an attempt to divert attention from the topic of her crush on Adonis, Mi'ja quickly changed the mood back to an official one.

Her stuttering and overtly flustered expression still made it clear that she was simply hiding from her feelings, though.

"Questions?"

"Y-yeah. I mean, I've shown you the Hall, so if there are no questions… we'll move on to the next place on our list." Mi'ja replied with a rather daring smile.

As Class Rep, it was ultimately her decision to escort the two out of them out of the Hall and completely change the kind of conversation they could have.

Thankfully, Lucielle took the hint and decided to stop teasing Mi'ja.

Instead, she went for a rather surprising question.

One that not even Rey predicted—though it was something he had been thinking about, even at that very moment.

"What are your thoughts on humans?"

The moment this question echoed into the air, some kind of tense silence suddenly enveloped everything around the three.

It felt heavy.

"Humans… huh?"

The kind and innocent expression that Mi'ja previously displayed instantly melted off, replaced by a sinister look.

pink, and from the chilly expressionless reaction she had upon first hearing the question, her demeanor quickly morphed into something

broad and formed a bloodthirsty smile, revealing a suppressed excitement that would cause anyone

inferior worms… my thoughts on them aren't special." She began, each word laced with utter disgust towards the subject of discussion. "They're our playthings, meant to entertain us in multiple ways. They're stubborn for sure, not knowing their place, but in the end… they're livestock who

as they heard the kind and innocent Mi'ja spew

no reluctance or compassion in her

Just blunt honesty.

first human." At this point, she looked slightly aroused as she indulged in her

from imagining the countless ways she would

deep thoughts. Just that—pure, savage

take in all of these words, he couldn't help

I expecting…?' He told

Dragon—the same as the many who had driven humanity, as well as the other races of the world, to a state of constant

were responsible for

did he

search for nuances? Ultimately, they are the enemy… my

now, he and Lucielle were in Enemy

no luxury to think

the resulting silence with her excited voice, causing the

to Lucielle, who now nudged

trailed as he stared deep

well, judging by her behavior, that he didn't for once realize just how hard

to this Dragon Civilization a lot better than him, but… just

and she has probably fought with and killed more Dragons than I have. She has experienced this war since it

clear voice… her natural body

else that she didn't feel any of

why did it

self? Could it be that the Grand Mage Lucielle that he knew was just as real as the Dragon Student Luc'ia who was now in front

—A complete facade.