The Hero Kicked Me Out of His Party, So I Turned Him into My Maid - Chapter 51

Previously, this book was simply left lying around by students, who only realized it had been distributed to freshmen after graduation.

At the start of this semester, after the student council was reorganized, Luna, as the new head of the disciplinary committee, strictly enforced discipline. It’s said that she once issued hundreds of tickets in a single day, and students punished with labor had to line up to do it. Only then did the students dig out their long-forgotten “College Rules and Regulations” and study them line by line.

After checking, Ariel realized that skipping class without a valid reason wasn’t a big deal. If she explained herself to the student council within a day, the punishment could be rescinded.

The so-called punishment is at most labor; there is absolutely no situation where classes are suspended for half a month.

This is entirely because Luna is not around, and Vera is running the show all by herself!

You, Vera, are truly insidious. I used to think Vera was more innocent.

Since the rules and regulations are all here, I’m going to have a serious talk with you today and see what else you have to say!

“Mira, I’m going to the student council!”

Ariel put her witch’s hat back on, then picked up the witch’s broom from the corner and prepared to go out.

“Ariel, I want to go with you!”

Mira put down “Basic Magic Runes” and wanted to put on the witch’s hat too.

“No, Mira. This is between Vera and me, trust me.”

Sensing Ariel’s determination, Mira stuck out her tongue:

“That student council president is so mean! How could she treat her former teammates like that? Doesn’t she have any feelings at all?”

Even if there were still feelings, at this point, one’s heart had already turned cold.

Brienne came out of the kitchen, wiped her hands, and had already put all the ingredients away.

Because she didn’t know how to cook dragon meat, she didn’t do anything further.

“Master, do you need Brienne to come with you?”

Ariel hesitated, and was even more wary.

It’s clear that Brienne hadn’t actively gotten involved in anything before; she had just been quietly doing her work.

Now that it involves Vera, Brienne is taking the initiative for the first time.

In Brienne’s subconscious, Vera was still her teammate. If Vera was in trouble, it was Brienne’s trouble.

But you’re not Brian anymore!

Ariel rejected Brienne’s request outright and then left without hesitation.

In the student union, the student president, secretary, and accountant work in the same room.

Although the head of the disciplinary committee is subordinate to and a member of the student council, historically, the disciplinary committee and the student council were two separate organizations.

Therefore, Luna and Vera usually work in two different places and don’t have much contact with each other.

Vera Sofia was standing by the window, looking out at the quiet campus, because it was time for class.

Her short, dark chestnut hair was smooth and silky, while the hair near the top of her head was black.

Her eyes were calm and melancholy, filled with confusion and helplessness.

She wore a dark blue school uniform with a badge representing the student council president pinned to her left breast. Her legs, encased in black pantyhose, were crossed, and her feet were slightly raised, her black leather shoes dangling in the air, revealing her black heels.

At this moment, her mind was filled with Queen Linda’s advice, which made her choose between being the student council president and a member of the hero’s team.

Queen Linda seems to think that her work as student council president has hindered her progress in her studies.

It has to be admitted that this is indeed the case.

Countless times, Vera’s plans to learn new magic or advance the magic she had learned to a higher level were interrupted by unexpected student council documents.

After descending to floor 325, Vera became even more aware of the vast gap between herself and Alyssa as a support character.

She used to think she was very strong, but actually Ariel was very strong.

Ariel, with her magical power limited to launching only one fireball, was able to unleash support magic far more powerful than her own.

After the hero went missing, she didn’t have much affection for Brian; all she could think about was choosing between becoming the student council president and improving her magic.

Therefore, yesterday, Vera did not come to the academy, but instead went to consult a familiar senior.

The senior didn’t make a decision for Vera, but simply said, “Follow your heart, Vera.”

Original intention…

That’s right, it’s my true self.

I, Vera, have never felt happy being a member of the Hero Squad.

I, Vera, love power the most!

After much thought, the happiest moment of her life so far was the moment she became the student council president!

From that moment on, the entire Royal Academy had to obey her orders.

Now, with just one order, Ariel can be forbidden from attending classes, and she will be unable to attend.

Ariel, Ariel, wasn’t everything I encountered on the 325th floor because of you?

Why did you insist on taking the support role? Why didn’t you say anything to remind me when we were both supporting? Didn’t you say at your birthday party, “We’ll always be best friends”?

Ultimately, Ariel is the most selfish one. She deliberately kept quiet, waiting to see the joke unfold!

“President, Alyssa wants to see you.”

A member of the student council knocked on the door to report.

Vera didn’t turn around or blink, and immediately gave the order:

Tell them I’m not here.

“yes.”

Outside the office, Alyssa almost laughed in exasperation upon hearing this reply:

“Don’t lie to me. I clearly saw Vera standing by the window. Are all of you student council members good at lying through your teeth?”

“Let her in.”

Inside the office, Vera’s deep voice drifted out through the crack in the door, making it clearly audible to the two people outside.

When Ariel stormed in, Vera still didn’t turn around, only showing Ariel her dark back, which appeared pitch black in the backlight.

Without saying much, Alyssa slammed the “Academy Rules and Regulations” onto Vera’s desk. The first page that opened to her desk was about truancy.

“Vera, are you blind? Is there a single word in the academy rules that prohibits attending classes?”

Vera laughed. Her laughter grew louder and louder, becoming increasingly unrestrained, and her skirt swayed slightly with the force of her laughter.

She turned around, her eyes narrowed, a wild smile playing on her lips, her chin slightly raised as if she were looking at someone. Her gaze swept over Ariel, without even glancing at the book:

“I am the student council president, and I can act beyond these so-called academy rules! Don’t expect any reversal; the dean and Luna are not in the academy, and no one can overturn my decision!”

Seeing Vera’s current state, Ariel recalled the arrogant and domineering royal courtiers who had visited her hometown when she was a child.

Back then, when the previous king was still on the throne, they used the same expressions, attitudes, and rhetoric to conscript most of the men in the village into the army.

Vera, you’ve gone mad too…

Power can indeed corrupt a person’s entire conscience.

Ariel silently closed the book, not wanting to say a word to Verado, and turned to leave.

Vera has chilled her heart; she is no longer the person she used to be.

After Ariel left, Vera returned to her previous melancholy state, lost in thought, seemingly pondering something else entirely.