Chapter 99

Chapter 99

I was waited a little longer and walked out leisurely.

The sunset was slowly setting and painting the sky red.

It was quiet and silence outside after finishing unloading the luggage.

I saw flocks of birds flying in droves as I walked while looking up at the sky with my hands behind my back like old man out for a walk.

Birds are migrating.

Birds that cross the continent every year visit Lombardy’s mansion to rest their tired bodies throughout the day.

It was because there were few people and many trees in the mansion area.

“You guys are going to rest in the mansion today, right.”

Watching the birds lurking all over the trees in the mansion, I checked the contents of the bag in my hand.

What I specially prepared for today is well contained.

“Then all are set.”

I’ve confirmed that Belsach has unloaded all the luggage he brought, and the time has come.

I headed for the stable with a delightful heart.

It was Belsach’s habit to stop by the stable to check the condition of his beloved horse after hunting.

I waited on the street that Belsach frequently used to go to the stable.

There were a lot of trees and no one nearby.

This is the right path.

Not long after, Belsach began to be seen.

But he was not alone.

“Hold it properly! It’s dragging on the floor!”

“Huh…”

Craney who walking beside Belsach, whimpering with something heavy.1

Looking closely, it was a horse saddle.

It was also very heavy because it was made of leather.

“It, it’s heavy…”

It’s a ridiculous weight for a still young Craney.

By the way.

Bam-!

Belsach hit Craney’s little head and said threateningly.

“Do you want to be beaten more?”

“Oh, no. Hm!”

Craney burst into tears.

And my patience is running out too.

“Craney.”

I said towards the two people.

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“Throw away what you’re holding and come here.”

“Ti, Tia…?”

Craney, who opened his eyes wide in surprise, wiped away his tears with his sleeve.

“What the hell are you?”

Belsach crumpled his face at me.

I don’t care.

I just looked at Craney.

“Ooh, woong!”

Craney pursed his lower lip to muster up the courage and toss the saddle in front of Belsach.

“Hey, you’re crazy!”

Belsach was furious, but Craney already running away.

“Belsach, how much have you been bothering Craney?”

From what I saw earlier, I had a strong premonition that what I knew would be the tip of the iceberg. [1]

Belsach smirked and laughed at me.

“Why? Do you want to do it instead of him?”

“Ha, this pair of nerds…”

He’s been quiet lately, so I think he’s matured a bit.

As expected, Belsach has not changed.

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The bully seemed to just change from me to Craney.

“Yeah, halfblood. Then you bring it.”

Belsach told me, kicking the saddle.

“Huh, Belsach. Don’t you have a brain?”

“What, what?”

“I’ve made it clear. Don’t call me halfbloof. You idiot.”

“You, you freak girl!”

When he grew up, Belsach raised his fist threateningly, citing his physical superiority.

I rather said, raising my neck stiffly.

“Hit me, if you can.”

“Ikk!”

“You can’t hit me, because if you hit me, you’ll be punished. Grandpa will be the first to punish you. And my father is no longer a person who lives with patience.”

Belsach, who snorted at my words, smiled suspiciously.

“Really? But there’s no grandfather or your father here? If I swing my fist a few times, you’ll be so screwed that you can’t even run and tell them.”

Belsach’s eyes glistened.

I remembered those eye exactly.

Those are the same words that laughed happily in my previous life, when I cried out in pain and fear.

As expected, people didn’t change.

I checked the everlasting truth once again, and I put my hand in my pocket.

Then I grabbed a handful of its contents and dropped it bit by bit before throwing it at Belsach’s approaching face.

“Pooh, what’s this? Cough!”

Suddenly, something like coarse powder was sprinkled on him, and Belsach, who was coughing in surprise, started laughing at me.

“Ha! This is all… Kkkk! Just powder… Cough!”

Noisy, accept this.

I kept spraying it on Belessac’s face so he can’t talk.

“Well, stop…”

I sprinkled the leftover powder thoroughly on every corner of Belsach’s body, look like thick salt spray on cabbage kimchi.

“Phew, it’s done.”

I stopped when the bag finally got really thin.

“Pooh, you crazy! What are you doing!”

“Hey, Belsach. Do you know what that powder is?”

“I don’t care! You’re dead…!”

“Why don’t you smell it? It was sprayed on your body.”

In my words, Belsach smelled the powder on his sleeve.

“Sniff. Gr, grain?”

“Oh, you got it right. It’s a mixture of corn, sunflower seeds, millet and so on. It’s going to be very delicious. That grain? Do you know how hard it is to get Sussew grain these days?”