Madam Impigra nodded very satisfactorily and praised me.
Clap clap clap
Then, the ladies of the Royal Palace who were standing behind the podium clapped their hands in silence.
âHmph!â
Maive Kaporia killing gaze stares at me.
âWow, Ms. Florentia! Youâre amazing!â
Tilliana praises me with her sparkling eyes.
Sheâs like Craney.
This has been repeated every debutant practice day.
Iâm tired of compliments.
Hoot.
But of course, I wonât lose my humility.
âIâm flattered. Itâs because Madam Impigra taught me well.â
She really did.
I was surprisingly cut out for society.
I was nervous because I heard a lot of terrible rumors about society, such as âThe Battleground Without a Knife.â and âWhere Todayâs Winner Is Tomorrowâs Loser.â.
My sword was sharper than I thought, and I was not a man falling off a cliff, but a man who overcame it.2
I donât know if I can be this happy after winning against young girls who are only 10 years old. (Itâs okay tia, youâre 12 y/o too, not to mention your souls, wkwkwk)
Anyway, I had my eyes firmly stamped on Impigra.
All right, itâs going according to plan.
âCan you teach me the secret?â
Tiliana asked me.
âI thought youâd be good at anything⊠How can you speak so perfectly?â
Debutante practice is divided into morning and afternoon, and this morningâs lesson was about âspeechâ.
Since they were all born and raised in noble families, they could use basic aristocratic conversation methods, but they took more reinforcement classes for their debutante and future social life.
However, Tiliana was particularly having difficulties.
âNobody in the East uses this phrase. Itâs so frustrating to beat around the bush like this.â [1]
It was far from the center of the Empire, and the seaside people had a strong Eastern culture.
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âIf you donât want to dance anymore, why donât you just say itâs hard? I donât know why I have to make an excuse about shoes or makeup.â
Tilliana shook her head as if she couldnât understand.
âThis will make you the rudest young girl in the history of the Imperial DebutanteâŠâ
Tiliana murmured gloomily.
âThat will be considered disrespectful. The most important thing is to âkeep smilingâ.â
âIs that soâŠâ
It was when Tilliana laughs vaguely.
âI envy Lady Gitterwell for not having to go through the trouble of learning how to speak.â
It was Lady Campadell, the leader of Miss Kaporiaâs lackeys, who walked toward us and talked.
I heard that she was 14 years old this year, but she was particularly tall. Itâs not hard to believe that she is already an adult.
âYou donât have to say no to flowers on the wall. Whoo-hoo!â
Kaporia and her lackeys often teased and ignored Tiliana, saying she was from an Eastern rural family that she had never heard of.
Tilliana was very intimidated because they laughed at the way she spoke and her culture is a little different from the Central Empire, saying it was because she was a âtown idiot.â.
Even now, Tillianaâs big frightened eyes turned to me.
Try it out.
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I winked at her. âkeep smilingâ I taught you a while ago.
Tiliana, who nodded while swallowing her saliva, rolled up the corners of her mouth and smiled, and looked at Lady Campadell.
âWhat, why, why are you smiling?â
Lady Campadell was stunned when Tiliana, who was timidly intimidated every day suddenly smiled.
âThereâs no point in putting on a brave face! Who would want to dance with a low-ranking Eastern aristocrat that no one knows?â
Despite the repeated verbal bombardment, Tilliana clenched her teeth and held on smiling.
Lady Campadellâs eyes shook and soon mumbled, frowning.
ââŠGee, Iâm really offended.â
You feel worse.
I stared at Campadelâs young girl from behind, but Tiliana was delighted.
âLady Campadell picked a fight, and itâs the first time Iâve done it without crying! As expected of Florentia! Youâve taught me a great secret!â
Tiliana, who is delighted by the small things, reminds me of Perez, whose eyes always sparkle after having a chocolate cookie.
If we finish practice early today, shall I go see Perez since Iâm in the Palace?
Soon the break was over, and the afternoon class began.
Both tables and chairs in the banquet hall were emptied and large spaces were prepared.
âIâd like to talk about the procedure for the Imperial Debutante ball.â
Mrs. Impigra said, looking back at the young children standing.
âWhen the ball starts, the young ladies will be called in one by one.â
âThe ladiesâs brief personal information is introduced. Of course, your Cavalier will escort you.â
The ladies, who were quietly listening to the words Cavalier and partner, stirred.
âAfter that, itâs the most important step in the debutante ball. The group dance that the participants do with Cavalier is the highlight of the debutante.â
Impigra explained in a calm voice.
âBut not all eight couples start dancing at once. A pair selected by my organizers, including myself, will begin the dance first. Of course, youâll get everyoneâs attention at the banquet, so youâll be chosen as the best and most beautiful pair.â
Only one pair, with everyoneâs attention.
How nice it would be to make a social debut like that!
The ladiesâs eyes glistened with ambition.
âWhen that pairâs dance is over, the rest of you will naturally join in and dance together.â
âWell, thenâŠâ
As soon as Impigra was finished, Lady Campadell raised her hand and asked.
âHow do I get my Cavalier? Am I supposed to ask a man to be a cavalier himselfâŠâ