164 Episode XVI Branch Point

"Well, to me, to the student council?

Meer was unwittingly shouting surprises.

St. Noel School Students Association - It is not a simple student autonomous organization.

Because those who attend this school are the chosen ones.

In this school, where the next generation of power gathers, it is a great honor to enter the student council, and more than that, to gain a substantial say.

As a matter of course Meer from the previous timeline was also after this student council position.

However, although it is up to the chairman to decide by free vote, less so, as regards the two vice-chairmen and the two secretaries, it is up to him to elect a student chairman.

Rafina hated me as much as a snake (and) scorpion, or Meer, who was not even recognized as a being in the first place, naturally was never elected to the position. I never even got into a choice.

Or, let's kick Rafina down and become student chairman, and so on and so on. There's no way to think about it.

After all, could Meer not speak to herself while she voted for Rafina? He spent this election period softening up with others.

Well, I just never had a voice...

Because I'm such a meer, I was honestly happy with this invitation...... actually not. Honestly, one way or another, I found it a pain in the ass.

Yes, Meer is different than Meer was back then.

I am not a little girl who glorifies her superior authority and delights in purity and innocence.

She's over twenty years old, she's a grown woman who knows a lot.

Meer knows. That authority and honor always come with a mighty responsibility.

And if I skipped or got out of hand while I got a recommendation from Rafina, but at the end of the day, buying Rafina's unhappiness.

Even though it's about chaotic snakes and bells, we have to use a lot of heads.

I just wanted to refrain from taking on such a hassle as Meer.

Can't you manage to say no to it in peace? and twisted his head, Meer tries to use an excuse that's not difficult for now.

"But Lady Rafina, am I the Empress of Tiermoon?

Insanity exists in the St. Noel School Students Association.

That it fails to place Tiermoon and Sankland, and the nobility of the country belonging to that faction, in office.

In search of the immense authority of the Student Council, numerous tasks have once been carried out. Intense but extremely barren factional work was carried out, mainly among the great Powers, which eventually became an obstacle to school life.

Such past reflections gave rise to the rule that student councils should not invite both powers and their breathtaking people.

Rafina's invitation was a departure from that rule. of but......,

"Oh, it's not an explicitly cultured rule. Besides, isn't it ideal to have a student council open to everyone attending school? Mr. Meer is wondering if we can pursue our ideals together..."

Rafina had clear eyes and stared at Meer.

"You must be someone who can see people without being confused by family patterns and blood muscles, right?

Behind Meer's brain with those words, some memories pass.

- Speaking of which, you seemed kind of happy to see me getting along with Anne and Chloe and Mr. Tiona. Dear Rafina...... Ugh, trust is heavy.

It was then.

"Student Council......?

A small twinkle reached my ear. The voice was weak and faintly trembling.

Turning his gaze toward the voice, Bell, who was reaching for the cake, looked bright blue and stared at Rafina.

- What's the matter with you? Belle... what is this story...?

Suddenly, Meer remembers.

... who Bell was.

She is Meer's granddaughter. But before that, she..., she...

- Guidance, Bell, is my code of conduct.

Being sent in response to Meer's wishes, even if that was Meer's thoughts, it's not just a matter of knowing the future Belle has a blue face.

- You need to think carefully about this...

It captures the signs of chilliness, something absurd, and Meer's, the heartbeat of the small.

- Something tells me that's going to be a big deal if I get this answer wrong.

As my instincts told me, Meer opened her mouth.

"Very... Yes, it's a great honor. But I'm a little worried about whether I can take that responsibility. Mind if I think about it?

Hearing Meer's answer, Rafina smiled.

"Absolutely. Because the answer isn't that hasty."

After putting her mouth on the tea, Rafina had a cool grin.

"Nevertheless, it's just not jumping to power or honor. Mr. Meer."

"No, because it would be hard if I bothered Lady Rafina"

Meer also lifts the teacup.

I hadn't noticed it before, but my throat was dry on the caracallas.