Chapter 611

Chapter 619: Riviria: I’ve been filially pi’ed! (Please subscribe!)

The night was cool, the evening wind growing colder.

On the eastern plains of Orario, where the invasion war had temporarily ceased.

The moonlight poured down brightly, and at this time, the armies that had been fighting all day had entered a state of rest. The soldiers and adventurers gradually fell into dreams.

However, in the camp of the Loki Familia, one tent still glowed with the light of a magic stone lantern…

Riviria tidied up her clothes, looking at the two people who, due to their bodies being overly excited while absorbing spiritual power, had fallen directly into a deep sleep after the effects of the medicine wore off, her emotions were mixed.

(Although I know that kind of medicine is only beneficial for Refia and Alisia without any harm… why do I feel so annoyed?!)

Just thinking about how someone had stirred up trouble earlier and then left everything to be dealt with by others made Riviria grind her teeth.

That bastard even dragged Alisia into it!!

Does he want them to “share hardships” together?!

From this perspective, Riviria even felt she would never be able to look at the phrase “share hardships” the same way again.

“Thanks to him, I can’t fall asleep at all now…”

Helping the two sleeping ones cover themselves with blankets, Riviria found her golden hair accessory nearby, which she used to tie her hair.

Riviria prepared to tidy up her appearance a bit more, and then directly changed clothes and got up.

After all, she had slept for a long time during the day, and now, as the night grew quiet, she was full of energy.

Based on this, the thoughts of the royal elf wanting to settle accounts with someone were stirring.

But considering everyone was resting at the moment, Riviria temporarily suppressed her thoughts.

It wasn’t too late to catch Izay tomorrow.

Anyway, they were from the same Familial Group.

No matter what, that bastard couldn’t escape responsibility!

As for the current time… Riviria considered she could pass the time by reading a book.

Ah, she also needed to find something to eat…

And just as she had these thoughts, the curtain of the white cloth wall was pulled open by someone.

“Hem hem, teacher, I’m back～”

“!? !! ??”

Startled for a moment.

Then Riviria saw the figure that appeared in her line of sight, and her eyes began to twitch.

“Izay, you actually dare to come back!?”

“…”

Faced with the expected questioning, Izay shamelessly grinned, “Don’t be so angry… teacher, I came here to negotiate, ahem, to apologize～ See, I brought my sincerity.”

Saying this, he gestured to the steaming hot dish in his hand.

At such times, choosing to be shameless could quickly resolve things.

Izay didn’t want Riviria to settle accounts with him later.

Otherwise, facing the Spartan-like royal elf… he’d feel pressured too!

When he finished speaking and saw that Riviria didn’t respond immediately, Izay understood that there was hope for this apology!

Because in this situation, if she didn’t continue speaking, it meant the teacher’s anger had been initially controlled.

Next, if he continued to flatter her while the iron was hot, the possibility of resolving this incident smoothly was quite high～

There’s a saying: endure for a moment, and the more you think about it, the angrier you get.

This saying applies well to arguments too.

When unpleasant things happen between two people, choosing to cold-war and avoid each other will only make both sides uncomfortable, worsening the relationship.

But if one person takes the initiative to admit fault, the other side will see their sincere attitude and thus lose reasons and space to continue attacking.

In situations where neither party wants to take things to extremes, both sides will go along with the steps and let go of this unpleasant experience.

And regarding this incident…. no one suffered substantial harm.

At most, it could be said that Refia and the others gained benefits from misfortune.

Perhaps the little elf’s sense of shame was broken once.

But that didn’t matter; at most, Izay would be chased around by Refia the next day.

After all, helping Refia train her sense of shame wasn’t something that happened overnight, and getting extremely angry had already become commonplace…

Cautiously approaching a bit closer, Izay noticed the conditions of Refia and Alisia.

“Coma caused by absorbing too much spiritual power… okay, that was within my expectations… teacher, you worked hard taking care of them～”

It’s similar to how normal people react after running too much.

Accepting and absorbing external spiritual forces is a taxing process, which can be seen from the physical chain reactions.

For those absorbing Mimir’s Well, their absorption process is like “running”.

Stronger individuals would find it easier, like Riviria, who could handle the entire process with minimal impact.

Weaker ones would struggle more, necessitating sleep for recovery.

“Within your expectations…? Isn’t Izay admitting that giving out this medicine was premeditated?” Riviria narrowed her eyes slightly, emerald pupils revealing some intriguing expressions.

Even if Izay said “no” now, she wouldn’t believe it.

Her student clearly intended to make fun of her!

What a good filial piety she received!

Riviria almost wanted to grab Izay’s ears and ask – “Is this how you respect your teacher!?”

Good medicine comes with some harmless side effects, which Riviria could understand.

But at least give her a heads-up so she could mentally prepare!

“Strictly speaking… I did have a little expectation for teacher’s absorption process, hmm! Just a ‘little’ bit!”

Facing her inquiry, Izay frankly revealed his inner thoughts, while making a familiar gesture with his hand.

Riviria didn’t see anything through the gaps between his pressed fingertips.

It was roughly the size of Orario.

“You’re truly a wonderful student!!” Riviria suddenly stood up, her delicate hands grabbing Izay’s ear and pulling him right in front of her face.

“Aaaah～～! Lighten up… teacher… it hurts hurts hurts….!”

“What are you whining about!? I didn’t use any force!”

The emerald elf felt somewhat irritated.

Although she was somewhat embarrassed and angry, she didn’t really use extraordinary Ability Values. She reached out expecting Izay to dodge.

After all, as a Level 6 Magical Arts user, how could she possibly be faster than Izay, who was an exceptional Level 7?

But what Riviria didn’t expect was that Izay had no intention of dodging. With just a gentle pull, he fell onto her.

And he even cried out in pain!!

Riviria was almost laughing in frustration.