Living As the Villainess Queen

Riner called the attention of a man who was standing to the side. It was one of his own attendants, Eugene had never seen the man before.

“Bring it here,” he told the man.

The man bowed. “Yes, Your Majesty.”

There was a dome-shaped object covered in thick cloth at the man’s feet. It was tall enough to reach his knees and wide enough that he had to carry it with both his arms. He set it down in front of them on the coffee table. Slowly, he uncovered it to reveal a bird cage.

“Oh my,” Eugene gasped. There was an eagle in the cage. An eagle with two horns. The Fire King’s lark, Krak. Get full chapters from novel·fiɾe·net

In her novel, the Fire King had an eagle-shaped lark that perched on his shoulder. Larks didn’t often change into wild animals, so it was special that Krak had turned into an eagle.

Even so, it couldn’t use its beautiful wings, it could only run on its two legs.

“I was quite amazed by our last meeting,” he said, “So I conducted an experiment. I tried to make the lark smaller—”

Kasser raised a hand to stop him. “Wait.” He signaled for the servants to leave and Riner asked his people to leave as well.