Be a matchmaker in an otome game

Chapter 246 Reasonable

The maids came back very early today, carrying a rabbit and a pheasant in their hands.

When they came back, Felissa had not yet fallen asleep. She saw firelight flickering at the entrance of the village. She hesitated but did not go out. She only stood at the window and watched.

It's good to have something to gain. Felissa touched her hungry belly. She should at least have a bowl of broth to drink tomorrow. She fell asleep with the expectation of tomorrow.

When Felissa went to see off the maids the next day, she saw that one and two of them looked very bad. This shouldn't be the case. There was obviously a lot of gains yesterday, so why were they still in such a low mood? She couldn't help but ask

: "What's wrong? What happened?"

Some people tried to answer her, but Karona stopped them with her hand.

"It's okay." Karona said concisely and clearly, obviously not intending to say more.

"What's wrong?" Her words were interrupted by someone loudly, "The group of people yesterday were really hateful!"

"Stop talking!" Karona shouted sternly, "We agreed not to mention this matter again."

Karona's shouting had no effect, and the man said quickly: "Yesterday, our trap also caught a rabbit, but some people said that the rabbit fell into the trap while they were chasing it.

Be sure to take the rabbit away."

The rabbit must have been taken away by the other party in the end, otherwise all they would get back was two rabbits.

Now that someone has broken the news, Karona can only sigh and no longer hide it: "That rabbit, we don't want to let go, but..." She finished her words and looked at one place with a meaningful look in her eyes.

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Felissa followed Carona's eyes and saw the leader of the hunt in the mountain. He was the village chief. He looked very fierce and intimidating. Carona did not dare to name him, so she could only hint to Feilisa.

Lisa.

The ladies of the old aristocracy were unwilling to hand over the prey they had obtained, but the leader did so, and the maids were very dissatisfied.

Karona is also aware of this dissatisfaction. She cannot let this dissatisfaction grow, because although they are said to be cooperating with the village chief, in fact they have to rely more on the village chief and them, which is far from fair cooperation.

After saying this, Karona was afraid that this dissatisfaction would damage the cooperation, so she did not allow the maids to discuss this matter anymore.

But people's dissatisfaction cannot be suppressed, and Karona may not think so in her heart, so she can't suppress it at all.

There were some truths, but Felissa could only break them into pieces and say: "Because this situation is not easy for everyone, leave a thin line if you can, and don't push people into trouble."

Obviously her words were not convincing. Some people said disdainfully: "What is there to be afraid of? Are we still afraid of those people?"

Those who snatched the rabbit were not the people on the abandoned road, but ordinary civilians, and there was no need to be afraid of doing anything.

"Have you ever thought that unlike you, they don't have such powerful abilities. In order to survive, they can only use this method. Maybe they also have people waiting for them to bring food back." Felicia shook her head, "

It's not easy for anyone to live, so what if they take away a rabbit."

"But, but..." No one can say that this kind of statement is wrong, but it always sounds a little wrong, making people feel uncomfortable, but they can't put it in words.

She is being kidnapped morally, Felissa knows, but what does it matter? If you don't have morals, you won't be kidnapped. She really wants to know their choice.

Karona closed her eyes and finally said: "You are right, they are pitiful."

People with magic like them are still fighting for a rabbit, while people without magic can do nothing but use some crooked brains.

Felissa could see that Karona was forcing herself.

In the eyes of nobles, what is pity? What does the pity of civilians have to do with them? Why should they sacrifice their interests to save civilians? Even after experiencing civilian life, they cannot tolerate their interests being violated, because

They knew very well that if one rabbit was missing, they would not have a rabbit.

Seemingly unable to impress them with the emotional card, Felissa turned to analyze the pros and cons with them.

"More than pitiable," Felissa continued, "poor people are either pitiable to death or hateful in the end. Since they are hunting on the same mountain, what if they approach our village late at night and conduct a sneak attack? You guys wake up at that time

Are you here?"

This question made the maids present stunned and thinking, not knowing how to answer for a while.

Karona thought about the scene Felissa described and shuddered slightly. Then she quickly put the thought behind her and nodded to Felissa: "I know, I will pay attention to this in the future.

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Soon the hunting team was assembled and set off.

"You actually understand these principles," the village chief looked at Felissa with some surprise, "Did an adult teach you?"

Unless necessary, keep everything safe. If you decide to take action, you must eradicate the roots. This is the reason why they survive in the dark. In many cases, being aggressive will cost you your own life, so they will not do anything when doing things.

It was so amazing, but the village chief didn't expect Felissa to understand this. It seems that not everyone who knows magic is the same.

"That's not true," Felissa shook her head and denied, "The Royal Army and the rebels are also in the same situation. No one is sure of winning in a battle, so they can only take advantage of each other, keep in a stalemate, and wait for opportunities, so it's not

His Highness Reid must have taught me this.”

The village chief thought for a while: "That's true."

"But the opportunity to break this situation is coming soon," Felissa looked up at the sky. The sun was about to rise, and a light white had appeared in the east. "Before that, we must prepare as soon as possible.

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She didn't know what Vincent and Azarez were going to prepare. Her preparation was to let these maids learn how to live in a civilian way, and then find some feasible references and bring them back to Fred.

The village chief responded in a low voice. He felt a little confused in his heart. In fact, in a sense, they were forced into the water. They surrendered to Azarez's methods, but they had no idea what they would do in the future.

But there is no sense of reality at all. They are just following orders.

Although Felissa painted a very beautiful blueprint, the village chief still instinctively did not believe that the boundaries between commoners and nobles could be broken so easily, so he was just doubtful about Filissa's words and wanted to go

Believe it, but dare not believe it.

Felicia saw the village chief's thoughts and didn't take it seriously. Many things can only be convincing if they are done. It is normal for the village chief and others not to believe it now.

"In any case, this war should be over."

(End of chapter)