S'what I love about them, they see things so simply while everyone else is still dragging their knuckles across the floor XDThese two seem pretty autistic.
O . o;I don't think this is her running away. So far every time the pov shifts we return to the past. So I think that the panel of Aini with baggages might be when she originally left her father's house to go to that of Bernadette's family.
I mean, we got the boneheaded knight and the wimp brother. I think after this, we get over all POV of the story to end it.The Prince's "I am a human doing human things" vibe remains.
Are there any PoVs left to cover once we have the Saintess's side of the story
I hope it's just Sauri who took it and gave it to her, but if she’s the one who took it then even more oof.I must've missed the moment Aini swiped that ribbon off of Bernadetta, quite a nasty move off of her.
Wait, did we? I'll have to look through the chapter when I have time.O . o;
Didn't we already see her PoV chapter? Or am I confusing this with one of the thousand other similar harem seeking saintess vs villainess story lines?
I don’t think Aini or Sauri took it. It could very well just be a separate ribbon from the same design line as Sandra gave Sera and Bern. Erik was thinking back to the trio of girls which is how he recalled the fabric.I must've missed the moment Aini swiped that ribbon off of Bernadetta, quite a nasty move off of her.
No, so far it's just been the 3 main ladies 2 of main guys, the other guy's brother, and the neighboring prince. You might've been confused because she is very prominent in a few other characters' PoVs.O . o;
Didn't we already see her PoV chapter?
As another villainess in a manga whose name I can't remember said:Dang this is legit a Prince who devoted his everything for the country
Normally we see Princes feel burdened meanwhile this guy takes this as if it's natural
"If he cannot stand to be lonely, then he should renounce his claim to the throne.
"Don't insult this country's jewels with your cheap words. Royalty and nobility are recompensed for the weight of their duties with an education and lifestyle that more than meets the task.
"Whether a country or a company, to stand at the top means loneliness. Who would follow a leader who bemoans their own hardships?"