The Death of a Younger Sister.

A woman, consumed by grief, ultimately crossed a point of no return.

Unaware that she had been manipulated by evil all along.

Unaware that every tragedy that had befallen them was nothing more than a scripted play.

A world where no one could be happy—the inevitable outcome of betrayal.

This was the moment when the story's bleakness reached its lowest depths.

All that remained in its wake were regret and despair.

Because of that, there were many who found it tragic.@@novelbin@@

[Category: General Discussion Board]

[Title: But isn’t Selena kinda pitiful too?]

If you really think about it, she’s a victim too.

From beginning to end, she was just used and discarded by those BaoV bastards.

And the younger sister she longed for so much—

It turns out the cult she was working with had a hand in that too.

There was a massive scheme from the start to corrupt Selena.

Probably because she was the headmaster’s protégé, they targeted her specifically.

She just got swept up in something much bigger than herself.

[She’s pitiful, sure, but she’s still a fucking bitch.]

- How many people died because of her? No way she’s getting a pass.

- I get why people feel bad, but that doesn’t mean I can forgive what she did.

[I was kinda sad, to be honest. She was my favorite staff member in the game.]

- Yeah, Selena was pretty popular.

- Of course, ‘cause a noona character in this game is a rare find.

- Lmao.

- Here we go again, the Bread Cult degenerates are at it again.

[Info: It was the headmaster who brought Selena to the academy.]

- You again…

- This plot cycle is getting old.

- He’s just the root of all evil at this point.

Selena had a solid fanbase.

The cold aura unique to her, her composed demeanor toward students,

and, on top of that, a mature figure that gave off a slightly dangerous vibe.

That was why her betrayal left such an intense shock.

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