Fairy Tail: I'm Not the Most Terrifying Mage

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Therefore, Basca was so renowned that no official could see him without panicking, let alone a viscount like him.

So, as always, Basca said coldly, "There's nothing inappropriate about it. The King's order is absolute. He requires you to come to the capital as soon as possible. So please pack your bags immediately. You must leave by lunchtime at the latest. Otherwise, we will force you to come."

Yefrit's face turned cold.

“Mr. Yefrit.” Sidrina rushed over, hugged Yefrit’s arm, and stroked his chest.

To confront the Knights is clearly unwise.

She feared that Yevlit's temper would flare up and things would become irreversible.

She quickly said to Yefrit, "Mr. Yefrit, please don't be agitated." She then looked at Pascal and said, "Commander Pascal, may I accompany you?"

“Cidlina!” Buzz exclaimed.

“Dad.” Cidelina looked at him, her eyes firm. “Please don’t stop me. I’m an adult now.”

“Sigh—” Buzz sighed and said, “Mr. Yefrit, this is not a big deal. Just pack your things and go to the capital. You have extraordinary talent, and the capital will definitely appreciate you.”

“Whether it’s a plea or a bet, it’s very important.” Yefrit refused to back down, staring directly into Basca’s eyes without a care in the world.

Basska frowned slightly; he was getting impatient.

What's there to be proud of, a mere nobleman?

Then, with an even harsher tone, he said, "There's no difference, Yefrit. You must pack your things right now and stop wasting time."

Yefrit slowly pulled Sidrina's hand away and then pushed her toward Buzz.

Then he turned and left.

Aside from Basca's displeasure, Buzz and Sidrina both breathed a sigh of relief, believing that Yefrit had compromised.

Yefried returned home.

Basca also arrived with his men, and they looked wary, as if afraid the people would escape.

Sidrina tried to enter, but Yefrit refused. She stared incredulously at the closed door, completely bewildered.

An hour passed.

Sidrina suddenly realized something and quickly rang the doorbell: "Mr. Yeffert, please let me in!"

There was no answer inside.

Sidrina turned to look at Basca and the others, a group of knights in silver armor, exuding a murderous aura.

Basska glanced at Sidrina indifferently, her eyes devoid of emotion.

But Sidrina sensed that things were about to go terribly wrong, so she didn't care anymore and quickly climbed over the wall into the yard.

As soon as she entered the yard, she heard Baska say, "Break down the door in half an hour."

Sidrina was shocked and quickly ran into the living room.

But they found Yefried playing chess with Mirajane, Turtle was knitting gloves, and Wendy and Charlotte were reading.

The maids were all doing their own thing, showing no sign of hurrying to tidy up.

“Mr. Yefried!” Sidrina cried. “What do you intend to do? Disobey the King’s orders?”

“I know.” She ran to sit down next to Yefrit and comforted her, “I know it is indeed impolite to let the Knights invite you. But it shows that the King values you very much. They came all this way to protect you.”

Yefrit laughed and said, "Don't worry, Sidrina, this is all within my expectations."

“But they said they’d break down the door in half an hour, and then…” Sidrina was very worried.

"Tsk," Yefrit said, counting on her fingers, "Where's President Mavis?"

Mirajane replied, "They went to the flower field."

“Then let’s go that way,” Yefrit said.

“Mr. Yefrit…” Cidlina’s eyes widened: “You’re going to run away?”

“It’s not about running away.” Yefrit waved her hand.

At this moment, Mirajane smiled and pulled Sidrina to her side, saying, "Miss Sidrina, you should go home. This has nothing to do with you."

“It has nothing to do with me!” Sidrina took a deep breath and said, “I like Mr. Yefriedt!”

“I have decided that as long as Mr. Yefriedt nods, I will become ‘Mr. Valier’.”

She pursed her lips slightly and said, "As a noblewoman, I've known since birth that it's not strange for a man to have several women. If I wanted, I could have several men too, but I only want Mr. Yefried. So, I can allow Miss Mirajane, Miss Dove, and Miss Wendy to continue staying by Mr. Yefried's side. I won't be jealous."

Mirajane smiled gently.

The turtledove looked up in confusion. "Little sister, aren't you being a bit too confident?"

Wendy blushed. Although she liked Mr. Yefried very much, she hadn't considered this kind of thing!

Xia Lulu glared at Sidrina, thinking, "Is this woman blind?!"

'puff'

Yefried laughed out loud.

Then, he adjusted his glasses and said, "Sidrina, if you don't go home soon, the Sheila family will be in trouble."

Sidrina fell silent.

A moment later, she gritted her teeth and said, "I will make my father kick me out of the Hillary family!"

Anyway, she got married and became a member of the Valiel family anyway.

Moreover, this is only a temporary measure; we need to get through this crisis first.

'Tap!' Yefrit took the chess piece and made a move.

Mirajane pushed the chess piece over: "I'm not playing anymore."

She turned to look at Sidrina and smiled, "In that case, it might be tough for Miss Sidrina from now on."

"You're taking her with you?" the dove asked in surprise.

Sidrina was also surprised. This woman... was she really going to back down so generously?

When Mirajane said this, she was essentially trying to bring Sidrina into Yefrit's circle.

Sidrina was very touched. She had always felt that she couldn't fit into the most important circle around Yefrit, but now, Mirajane had taken the initiative to invite her.

She is truly a gentle woman, both inside and out.

Who wouldn't like such a gentle and kind girl!

“Sidrina,” Mirajane stood up and said, “I’ll teach you the first rule of dealing with Mr. Yefrit.”

"What?" Sidrina asked expectantly.

“Spoil him.” Mirajane smiled and said, “Dove, pack your things, we might not have another chance to come back.”

"Yes." The turtledove stood up.

Sidrina tried to persuade them further, saying there was no need to fight the Knights to the death. They were very strong and professional. It was just a small matter, and there was no need to make a big deal out of it.

Comira helped her to her feet and led her into the inner room.

soon.

I packed my things.

Load it into the carriage.

outside.

Basca exhaled a puff of white breath.

The cold wind is howling; it's going to snow again.

"Commander, ten seconds left," his subordinate prompted.

“Yes, break down the door when the time comes,” Basca said.

Should I argue with him?

You're asking for it!

Just then, the door was pushed open.