Akuyaku Reijoutachi wa Yuruganai - Ch. 15

[medrus_358]

Hpw older would the fiance for the knight be, prince Erik?

 

[looc64]

I am genuinely excited to see Aini's perspective honestly. I'd love to see what she's been thinking beneath her facade of ignorance.

Yeah learning that her kids will be cut off from their father's family and raised by the church made me realize, her actions should have benefited the church faction a lot?

Like if I were looking at the lineup for the royalist faction before Aini transferred in, I wouldn't foresee Orva's brother taking over Orva's engagement with Sandra and going after his position as heir. I'd think that breaking up Orva and Sandra would break apart an alliance between two key members of the royalist faction.

 

[IrregularPerson]

ooh, so we're getting to see her side of the story. considering the opening suggesting 'all ladies,' and our assessment by our female lead, she should be redeemed. I wonder what thoughts she had leading up to that moment, and considering how she has (un)intentionally isolated herself, what else aside from that novel might have be the catalyst for this story

 

[TinsleyNocturnal]

I love this guy so much, that's how you do it boy! The only good man in this story so far.

 

[Seraphus]

People make mistakes; in this case the Prince, Erik, has learned that he must be passive, or the Act of Royalty may be invoked.

Every action he takes has the potential to be an Act, Law, or Word; all of these have long reaching and possibly disastrous results, so he has learned to be passive in most cases... which isnt good, but he is in High School, which is his final chance to make mistakes, before people die due to his errors.

And he makes them, bit they are rather small mistakes, that are made worse by some random girl making all manner of assumption.
Imagine if you went up and hugged a world leader out of nowhere! Never met you before, and you just run up with "Hey, Bob" and slap them on the back... and you die from all the bullets, right?

And this chick, Aini, is doing exactly that, even after being told not to do it!

She's lucky to be alive!

And people whining about "da prince bees meen to her! Whaaahhh!"

What are you people? 12-year-olds?

 

[Seraphus]

I love this guy so much, that's how you do it boy! The only good man in this story so far.

I mean... he is, but he's being super passive and people are getting the wrong idea, but... yeah; he's definitely a mensch.

 

[sketches]

I love this prince.

 

[KiSoulrient]

The problem is that his standards are... himself and Seraphina, both of which are an unrealistic standard. Let's be real, if you've ever been in high school, you know that they are an exception, teenagers generally are THAT stupid.

I understand your point, but at the same time, the Prince isn't viewing this as a regular high school that you and me studies at with your regular everyday stupid teenager, but a high school for nobility to train and teach its students to prepare them to get into high society (specially since it's basically 3 years till they do so), so his expectations, as Prince and as someone in a position to be able to oversee and know how the nobles are, he'd expect the other nobles in the school to not only be taught on high school, but already have a high education from home. So yeah, his standards may be Seraphina and himself only, in accuracy matters, but he also has his position and knowledge of nobility overall to make him have those standards even more firm, until he finally saw how stupid those students can actually be