Deivan felt like his mind came to a standstill.

His open mouth stayed shut without realizing it.

He had prepared everything perfectly, secretly, so that no one would know, not even his twin brother. But how did this kid find out about it?

“How did you know about that?”

Dianne didn’t answer. She just repeated the same words.

“Yeah? Deivan, don’t kill those people.”

In an instant, Deivan realized. This kid wasn’t so ordinary after all.

Now that he thought about it, it was difficult to consider her a 4-year-old who knew nothing about what she was doing or any of her actions.

Realizing that, Deivan’s mind oddly calmed. Holding Dianne’s hand tightly, he spoke.

“It’s okay; I won’t kill them in such a painful way. They’ll probably die soon. Their whole body will just explode.”

Deivan kindly explained to his younger sister.

The reason he was surprised a while ago was that the kid knew about his plan. The concept of going against morals or ethics didn’t exist in his mind. He touched them first, so he would kill them. That fact alone drove Deivan today.

Now he decided to explain it kindly to his youngest sibling.

“You heard it too, how those people insulted father. I’m just trying to repay that. I let them go quietly earlier because I was waiting for the right time. My brother told me a while ago. For the sake of the family, you have to deal with anything so that there are no consequences.”

Dianne couldn’t answer and just tightly sealed her lips. Seeing that, Deivan thought that Dianne understood.

In a moment when Deivan was smiling satisfactorily, Dianne cautiously spoke up.

“Me too.”

Raising her head, Dianne, who had been fidgeting with her hands, stared at Deivan clearly with her large eyes. Without any sign of squinting or squirming, she looked straight at Deivan.

“I got angry because those people insulted Dad. At that time, I really felt my fist itching.”

Dianne made a serious face and demonstrated a fist that didn’t look threatening at all. Deivan suppressed the laughter that was about to burst out.

“But you can’t kill people. They did something wrong, but it’s not wrong enough to die.”

Deivan slightly furrowed his brow at the part that he couldn’t understand.

“How wrong is it, then?”

“Huh?”

“If not killing, should I just cut off their legs?”

“…Huh?”

“Oh, I see! So, your point is that those people made fun of them badly, so you’re suggesting they stick their tongues out? Well, that’s not difficult either.”

Deivan shrugged and explained.

“Anyway, to teleport, you need magic users to inject magic. You just have to replace one of their magics with mine. After that, it’s very easy, change it to an attack type while moving.”

“Oh, no! You can’t do that!”

“Then what?”

Deivan, who looked completely puzzled, had everything explained to him by Dianne, who pointed her finger.
“I can’t kill, and I can’t cut off legs! Not even sticking out tongues, absolutely, absolutely not!”

“But Dianne, think about it.”

Deivan seemed to align his gaze with Dianne, leaning as if trying to match her eyes. He spoke, brushing his slightly flowing hair behind his ear.

“These dull ones touched us first. We need to show what happens when you mess with a predator who was just staying still.”

Dianne took a deep breath. Deivan checked the time sneakily.

‘It’s about time to wake up.’

Before the unconscious magician woke up, he had to cast the mind control spell again.

As Deivan was about to adjust the magic again, Dianne approached him step by step. There was about a foot of distance between them. Deivan looked at Dianne, who approached him confidently. It was at that moment that her small hands, like ferns, firmly grabbed both of his cheeks.

“I care about Deivan the most! I hate Deivan killing anyone more, more, and more just because of those humans!”

“…Did you come after sightseeing?”

“Yeah, yeah! I came because I was bored.”

“Oh, I see. Because you were bored.”

The Duke raised the corner of his mouth slightly. Then my guards, who were shivering behind me, came into view.

“And while you were getting out of the carriage, the guards didn’t notice anything.”

‘I sneaked out of the carriage window for that…’

“I didn’t know that those who couldn’t do their jobs properly were still in my knight order.”

When the Duke was about to turn around, I decided to use the second plan I had prepared for this moment.

“Ouch! My stomach suddenly!”

“Where does it hurt?”

The Duke immediately lowered his body to check my condition. Clements, who heard my words beside me, quickly prepared the carriage.

“A little… it seems… painful…”

“Depart right away!”

I leaned against the Duke’s chest and got on the carriage. Behind the Duke, I could see the guards trying to relieve the pressure on their legs.

Today, other knights were in charge of my escort, not just Jan, who went on a mission.

Still, Jan seemed to have gotten used to the Duke’s appearance like that, but the other knights didn’t seem to be.