CHAPTER SEVENTY-ONE

ADELIA

“She called them her comrades, but she freely uses their life to protect her from harm,” I said while frowning.

The old woman heard me and looked at me with pure rage. I did not like her, so I also returned her glare.

“And she calls the humans filthy. Some of the humans might really be filthy, but all the humans I know would never treat the lives of their comrades as disposable. I think she is that one who is nasty,” I added while trying to form a murderous look on my face.

Lewis did not say anything for a while, so I lifted my head to see him. Then I saw that he was looking at me as if he were watching something remarkably interesting.

‘Eh… Did he catch me making that face?’ I thought to myself. ‘He’s looking interested… Maybe I made a good murderous expression?’ I was internally satisfied.

After a couple of seconds, Le