The person in front of him, Baro Hamlet, was too familiar.
Although still hiding his face with a cloak, Baro would never forget that cloak and the way the other person walked – it was them who suddenly appeared and struck him three times when those two people had just left.
Those three punches hurt a lot.
It was a pain from the heart.
A deep sense of humiliation.
It was the reason Baro remembered the person in front of him so vividly.
And now?
Great!
Truly great!
He could finally redeem himself!
Lord Baro, who had been punched three times, didn't consider himself inferior; it was just that he wasn't in the right state of mind at the time, blinded by anger and deceived by those two bastards.
Otherwise, how could the person in front succeed?
Thinking this, Lord Baro was preparing to make a move.
However, just as he was about to act, Pistri Hamlet walked out of St. Joan of Arc Girls' College.
This young man was still wearing yesterday's clothes.
