Taming The Villainesses novel Chapter 304

(EP-304.2) Princess #2

304 – Fairy Princess #2

Why?

Who in the world would do such a reckless thing?

No, it was a foolish question even as I thought it...

There was only one person in the world who had the authority to command an advance beyond the wall—the Queen of Angmar, Aira Von Tarantera.

Perhaps my fall over the wall has stirred something in Aira. This was certainly possible. It might even be due to Elga or Mirna urging her on.

I had wanted to take my time with immortal art training, but the situation wasn’t really permitting it.

I’d better return as soon as I heard the entire story from the white wolf. _{freewёbnoνel.com}

“......”

Then it suddenly occurred to me that I was missing something.

... So where exactly was Professor Balan?

Seeing Balan’s undead attacking Kubilai’s wolf pack made me think she was alive somewhere.

I had a lot on my mind, but with my eyes getting heavier, I decided to get some sleep. It’d been a while since I felt this exhausted.

Just as I drifted off and let myself be carried away by the waves of sleep, I felt something pass by me.

Srrrr. Clunk. Creeeak.

Peeking an eye open, I saw Stella, whom I thought had fallen asleep, quietly slipping out of the cabin like a thief in the night.

I wondered if she was going to the bathroom. But it didn’t seem like it no matter how I looked at it, so I got up and went outside.

* * *

Hwareuk.

As I got out, I met eyes with Stella, who was lighting a short pipe in her mouth. She mumbled, “I didn’t mean to wake you up,” and put the pipe away.

Did she remember that I hated the smell of smoke? I didn’t really intend to stop her from smoking, so it felt a bit awkward for both of us.

“.......”

“.......”

We stopped talking to each other for a moment.

Being around Stella in silence felt... awkward, somehow.

Until now, I’d been so focused on survival beyond the wall that I hadn’t given it much thought. Now, though, I found myself reflecting on what we’d actually discussed up to this point.

Still, it was clear that some sense of camaraderie had grown between us.

After everything we’d been through—facing hardship and overcoming obstacles together—a natural bond had formed. Today alone, we endured tough training with the wolves side by side.

With that in mind, I broke the silence lightly.

“So, how about it? Feeling better?”

“What?”

Stella blinked at me, as if she had no idea what I was talking about.