Taming The Villainesses novel Chapter 136

(EP-136.1) Exam Time #4

136 – Imps And Exam Time #4

Of course, even with her big heart, Marmar wouldn’t just forgive those who deceived and bullied her.

“Fix all the rooms and furniture...! Otherwise, I’ll kick you out...!”

With nothing to fear from the Imps anymore, Marmar became their leader by default. The Imps, who would’ve been thrown to the streets, were grateful for Marmar’s treatment.

“I, Tartar, will sweep the floor...! Purpur will wash the dishes, and Gargar....” _{freeweɓnøvel.com}

“Hihi...!”

Tartar looked at Gargar, who was chasing after a fly, and sighed while shaking her head.

“It’s best not to let Gargar do anything....”

“Then start cleaning!”

Marmar ordered the Imps who had been deceiving her for days. The Imps then began to slowly move, cleaning up the chaos they created one by one.

Seeing this, Marmar nodded with satisfaction.

“Good. Everything is going back to normal.”

“Are you okay with this Marmar? These guys tormented you. Shouldn’t we report it to Ark for punishment or expel them?”

I asked Marmar if it was okay for the Imps’ punishment to end so lightly. But Marmar simply shook her head.

“There’s no need to do that. After all, among us Imps, the one who gets deceived is considered to be at fault!”

The deceived... would be at fault.

How cold...

I guessed they really were the creations of the Demon King.

At the thought of the Demon King, I looked at Gargar, who was said to have been baptized by the Demon King.

“Gareureu....”

... She looked more like a beast than anything else. The girl didn’t feel intelligent and seemed to be purely driven by instincts.

“Is she like this from the beginning?”

I asked the Imps who were diligently cleaning, to which Tartar nodded.

“She’s been ill since we escaped from the facility...!”

“I see. By the way, you’ve been mentioning the facility. What is it?”

The Imps said they had escaped from a place called the “facility.” With nothing to their name, they wandered around like vagabonds, before eventually coming to Ark.

But even in Arc, they couldn’t eat well, so they rummaged through trash, collecting and selling junk and scrap metal.

In the midst of that, they thought of taking advantage of Marmar, who showed them kindness, to gain even greater benefits. This was, without a doubt, bad. But on another angle, you couldn’t help but commend their tenancy, especially after all they’d been through. They were similar to Marmar in that regard.

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