Rasha didn’t particrly like Lucy Allen, but as a warrior, she thought Lucy was quite a capable person.


    Not only did she relentlessly hone her skills, but she also understood the importance of the body and tirelessly engaged in arduous training. Even when faced with a seemingly hopeless situation, she always did her best to find a way out, and she had the heart to take risks to win, even if it meant her life was on the line.


    There was no need to speak about her talent in martial arts. She was the daughter of Benedict Allen, and even the gods had recognized her. What more could be said?


    Perhaps that’s why Rasha often found herself thinking, whenever she saw Lucy Allen, how much better it would have been if only she had a few more years to grow.


    Even now, Lucy was an attractive and strong individual, but in a few years, when she had fully matured, she might even be on par with Benedict.


    Despite her mind wavering, Rasha’s trembling hand managed to gather strength and hold her weapon. Even though she knew she would likely lose, she taunted Lucy to challenge her once more.


    She would face the inevitable defeat, but that didn’t stop her from going after Lucy.


    She had no intention of following the rules or respectingmon sense. Instead, she would grow stronger and soon stand beside Lucy, perhaps even surpassing her in time.


    But Rasha knew she wouldn’t be around to see that. Whether Lucy or she herself perished, one of them would die in the end.


    Well, in that case, it would be better for her to die. It would be less frustrating to see the one who crushed her rise to the top than to survive and feel the emptiness of it all.


    …Wait, am I really into that?


    She had thought it was just the ambition of a warrior, but maybe it was more than that.@@novelbin@@


    No. That can’t be it. After all, the countless opponents she had crushed, all of them, she couldn’t possibly wish for defeat deep down.


    “Filthy bugs.”


    As Rasha contemted, Lucy, who had staggered to her feet, summoned her fairies to her side.


    At this point, even if they moved, it wouldn’t matter. If this were a forest, it might be a bit troublesome, but it wasn’t, so what use were they now?


    Despite considering it a meaningless action, Rasha waited patiently for Lucy to make her move. When Lucy raised her shield, Rasha mockingly tried to dissuade her.


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    <li>Dead!</li>


    <li>Don’t bully Lucy!</li>


    <li>Bad girl!</li>


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    <li>I don’t know about that!</li>


    <li>I’ll get you back!</li>


    <li>I’ll make you payter!</li>


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