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There's absolutely no reason for him to assist them, given the end goal. Time to power-level!

They captured her to do...... odd jobs? Right.

Terminally Ill Child vs Generic Isekai #01100011011101010110111001110100

McPunchInTheFace time

Jealousy Senpai en-route

But she ain't~

So, next chapter is the one I suppose...

He did capture her in the end, lol

Geez... Lippe has to do something about her overprotective brother or else he's really going to hinder her.

What if, on the contrary, he's a completely harmless guy with no malicious intent, and all he wants to do is have tea with the Wolf, but he's just really bad at displaying his true intentions to others.

Uggghhhh......

Ugh... draaaaag....

Since she has read so many Isekais, she should already have a good idea how her Isekai world works. Maybe she actually fits the 'scholar' title really well?

Is down-to-up the reading style these days? That was confusing.

@mahtan I was more meaning, his backstory isn't just your typical bland no-one-actually-cares manga fantasy hero backstory, but it actually made me go "Wait, hang on, what?", whereas the main story is more like 'Here's once teensy subversion on the genre and that's the premise'

So... way, way earlier on she said that she was going to make a medicine or something to fix her scars, it was at least on her to-do list. I get that she could keep the scars for privilege points from her family, but.... Regardless, did anyone catch why she hasn't healed her face yet?

The dichotomy between the bog-standard main story and the thorough backstory is fun to read; I really like it. But the cheesiness of the main story is so trite, it really brings down the premise set up by the backstory. If the main story was written a bit more seriously with some more thought...

Title card!

If you can't eat, drink!

Woo!