I’ll Make It a Bad Ending Like a Villain

p>“Did you get all the ingredients for the potion?”

 

For her, the potion was not a tool for promotion to the military academy, but a weapon to protect her life.

 

It was clear that the potion Hugh made would provide a great help when she was in danger.

 

He replied, secretly avoiding Filina’s gaze.

 

“Anyway, I went to the apprentice wizard yesterday, and they said that the avarance flower was not blooming.”

 

“Why?”

 

“When I went before, I didn’t know because it was in the evening, but now that I know, the sun doesn’t seem to rise even during the day.
It’s the only forest over there.”

 

At Hugh’s words, Filina frowned and asked.

 

“Then what are you going to do now? Are you canceling our deal?”

 

“Cancellation? That’s nonsense.
I have never canceled a transaction.”

 

Even though he was annoyed with a face that looked like he was embarrassed, Hugh quickly returned to his playful face and said with a smile.

 

“So today I’m going back there again.”

 

“You?”

 

“Yes.”

 

Hugh nodded and asked, his eyes twinkling.

 

“If you want to go too, I can take you specially.”

 

“Where are you going?”

 

He opened his eyes wide as if he was surprised by Filina’s question, and drew an arc on his lips and said.

 

“I’m going to the fairy forest in the northern continent.”

 

Filina was worried.
Because it was frustrating that she was busy with the academy.

 

After all, if it was Hugh, she would be able to go there using his magic, so it would be easy to deceive people.

 

Then, suddenly, she was worried and asked.

 

“Is it okay if I follow you? What if I just get in the way?”

 

“Then it’s better for me.
It’s thrilling.”

 

Hugh’s reply came without hesitation.
Filina looked at him with a puzzled face.

 

What the hell makes Hugh so carefree all the time?

 

“By the way,  you don’t even take classes, and you wander around.
Doesn’t the instructor say anything?”

 

 He said with a face that he heard an absurd question.

 

“Who would dare say anything to me? That’s nonsense.”

 

“Aren’t you being too arrogant? This isn’t the tower you used to live in, it’s the swordsmanship academy.”

 

“If Commander Weaver and I had a fight, who do you think would win?”

 

‘He’s crazy.’

 

Otherwise, who would ask such a question so casually?

 

Filina looked at Hugh with a surprised face.
But he only smiled with his red eyes folded in half.

 

“Are you joking? Are you crazy?”

 

Hugh shrugged in response to her words.

 

“Who cares? I’m not going to rebel.
I’m just asking if you’re curious.”

 

“… Lower your voice.
And why are you asking me that?”

 

Filina looked around and whispered quietly.
Fortunately, no one really paid any attention to them.

 

Hugh said, raising the corners of his lips.

 

“I’ve always been curious.
If the owner of the magic tower and Weaver, the commander of the Guards Division, fight, who will win?”

 

He asked, leaning over and putting his face to Filina.

 

“Aren’t you curious too?”

 

“No, not at all.”

 

She answered with a firm face.

 

Hugh pursed his lips with a disappointed expression, but Filina ignored him and walked forward.

 

At that moment, not far from her, Henry came to their place.

 

“Sir Fieldman.”

 

To be precise, Henry looked at Hugh and brought up the main topic briefly.

 

“The Vice-Commander is looking for you.”

 

Hugh frowned and opened his mouth.

 

“Carmen?”

 

Filina looked at Hugh with an absurd face.

 

No matter how much he called the Lord of the tower, he couldn’t just call the instructor like that.

 

Not surprisingly, Henry said with a contorted corner of his eye.

 

“Please use honorifics.
It is against the rules of the swordsmanship academy.”

 

“Okay, the vice commander Carmen?”

 

Hugh let out a small sigh and mumbled.

 

“As the son of Duke Argeny, you’re very picky.”

 

Hugh walked across the auditorium in the direction of the office.
Filina quietly examined Henry’s expression.

 

… A face that hardened fiercely.

 

Perhaps it was because of the name of Duke Argeny that Hugh spat out.

 

Filina quickly looked away.
Whatever his mood, it didn’t matter to her.

 

She just walked past Henry.
But she couldn’t take a few more steps, and had to stop when she heard a voice from behind.

 

“Sir Debussy.”

 

At Henry’s elaborate voice, she looked back.

 

“Are you close to Sir Fieldman?”

 

Filina frowned at his question.

 

“Why are you asking that? Can’t we be friends?”

 

She wasn’t close enough to say she was close to Hugh.
To put it bluntly, she was his customer, and Hugh was just a merchant.

 

However, it was an unavoidable fact that only in front of Henry did she give a twisted answer.

 

He opened his mouth as he approached again as far as Filina had gone.

 

“It doesn’t really matter.”

 

“….”

 

“It doesn’t matter to me who Sir Debussy hangs out with.”

 

Filina frowned and asked.

 

“Then why are you asking?”

 

“I was just curious.”

 

His purple eyes stared at Filina indifferently.

 

“No matter how much I thought about what Sir Debussy was, I couldn’t figure it out.”

 

“….”

 

“I think I know a little bit now.”

 

“What does that mean?”

 

Henry smiled dryly at her question.

 

“Most of the personality traits of a person can be found by looking at the people they hang out with.”

 

After saying that, Henry passed Filina as it was.

 

She glared fiercely at Henry’s back.

 

Was he ignoring her because she’s hanging out with a guy like Hugh?

 

It was absurd who dared to discuss whose personality.
The biggest villain in this story was Henry himself.

 

And that night, Filina left the dormitory and went to see Hugh.