The reactions were polar opposites.

"Well said, Miss!"

"Yeah, take Iola with you! It's better than putting the princess in danger! Don't do anything reckless, Princess!"

The subordinates were visibly happy, while Sepia wore a face full of despair.

The fact that her first friend and idol, Bi, had rejected her, saying Iola was more necessary, was a huge shock.

Ranken, who was standing behind, muttered ominously.

"Viretta. Even bandits are trying to stop you."

"How would bandits know the great intentions of a hero?"

"You... when will you... ah, never mind. How about bringing them into this too? Iola just wants something personally, but in terms of strength, the princess and her subordinates are stronger!"

The statement that Iola was needed did not equate to the princess being unnecessary.

Ranken, poking at the weak spot, pointed a finger, and Sepia and her subordinates all changed their expressions in different directions.

"Right! Ranken, well said! Bi, I'll help you anytime!"

"Hey, don't be ridiculous! You think we're getting involved in this fight? Why the hell are we hunting dragons!"

The fight between their subordinates, who were trying to rescue their masters from a dangerous trap, was intense.

"Thank you, but I must decline. We can catch the dragon with our own strength. We can't rely on the princess’s goodwill."@@novelbin@@

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