Chapter 274: The Tin Knight and The End of The Banquet (4)
“You’ve come.”
Even faced with a messenger of death in the form of a young girl, surprisingly, words came easily.
“No matter how soon this space will become yours, it’s hard to say it’s good, even as a polite lie, to sneak in without any prior notice.”
Pointing out, reproaching.
It was a tone and attitude not much different from when Adelaide and Giselle first met.
An action that could be called reckless, considering the completely reversed positions of the two.
Yet Giselle didn’t bother to change her words.
At the very least, she never wanted to do anything she couldn’t take pride in
Thus, she didn’t want to flatter the girl before her or beg for her life.
To Giselle’s words, the girl smiled bitterly instead of arguing back.
Whether she found the loser’s cry laughable, or whether she had gained enough experience to handle it with composure.
Either way, it was a response that clearly showed growth.