Chapter 251: Glutton
“Yes. If Princess Mephilia left, I could have Her Highness Liana all to myself.” Loraviel wrapped her legs around Liana’s waist, holding her close.
“But that would make you sad, Your Highness. And if you’re sad, I naturally couldn’t be happy,” Loraviel’s fingers toyed with a strand of Liana’s hair.
“You really worry about others too easily, Princess Liana. The demon race is about to revive, these things are unavoidable. Whether it’s Princess Mephilia or me, it’s very likely we will encounter this kind of situation in the future. That time will be dozens of times more dangerous than what she is facing now. Are you going to keep worrying forever?” Loraviel asked.
“Of course I’ll worry, but it won’t be like this. In the end, things are still a bit too idle right now. Coupled with the pressure of a crisis, it’s easy to overthink when you have nothing to do,” Liana said, frustrated, leaning against Loraviel.
It was true that people tended to let their minds wander when they were idle. She had to find something to distract herself.
“You really can’t stay idle, can you, Your Highness?” What Loraviel had to do now was chat with Liana to distract her.
“I want to be idle too. To lie in bed and do nothing, to sleep for a whole day, to open my eyes only to eat. When I {N•o•v•e•l•i•g•h•t} get tired of lying down, I’ll go out for a walk with you all, and have fun. But clearly, that’s not possible right now. I am working hard towards that goal. I want that kind of future,” Liana said.
“I know, I want that too,” Loraviel said gently. “So, we should be working even harder now, shouldn’t we?”
Loraviel, who wanted Liana to rest more than anyone, was now encouraging her to work harder.
“Don’t let unnecessary worries disrupt your steps. Even in the worst-case scenario where Princess Mephilia can’t stay at the Ibett Magic Academy, wasn’t it like this between you two before? Distance was never a problem between you.
“Not to mention, she won’t have any problems. How could my rival for your affection be so simple?”
One had to admit, Loraviel really knew how to talk. She had already made Liana relax a lot, and when she heard the last sentence, she laughed out loud.