Is she truly intimidated by him? Or is this all part of an act? Probably the latter. How could he even not dislike a villainess? Konoha doesn't deserve to have such evil woman by her side. "Can't you keep up? Or are >

Given her fame, no one can blame Uriel for having such thoughts. But if she can dispel those doubts, do your best. And good luck convincing him. The request from Konoha about showing Iana around didn't please him in the slightest. But >

The noble can't help but suspect of Iana and her smile. While he acknowledges why Konoha brought her, what might be Iana's hidden evil agenda? He doesn't trust her just coming along with Konoha. "I do understand. >

Uriel had expected only Konoha to come, of course. But seeing someone else tagging along, especially that villainess, wasn't a sight the noble enjoyed. Why her of all people? "Welcome to my manor, Miss Magnolia." >

ᅠ ㅤ I know you, I walked with ㅤ you once upon a dream.ᅠ