“Ha. And why are you interfering?”

Rosan tilted his head as if he couldn’t believe what was happening, but Ishina didn’t back down.

“…It would be best if you lowered your hand.”

“What?”

“She’s someone even I haven’t laid a hand on, Rosan.”

‘…Huh?’

Right. This was something I had never even considered possible.

‘Ishina… is standing up to a senior right now?’

Ishina, who always drilled into me to listen to my seniors, who never failed to remind me not to cause trouble with the commanding officers and to just lay low for six months—that Ishina?@@novelbin@@

“Hey, your subordinate is acting this disrespectfully, and you didn’t train her properly? Now that I see it, you’re the problem here.”

Now Rosan’s anger had shifted to Ishina as well. Just as he had done with me, he raised his hand toward her, but Ishina remained standing firmly in place.

Until now, I hadn’t fully realized it, but maybe because he was originally Male Lead #3, Ishina didn’t look weaker than Rosan at all.

Rosan, who had leaned in to intimidate Ishina, flinched at the sight of Ishina’s unchangingly cold expression.

“Yes, it’s my fault. And I fully intend to let Salvia continue being disrespectful.”

‘…What?’

Shouldn’t he be explaining that I wasn’t actually being rude, just that we were on familiar terms?

As I awkwardly rolled my eyes, unable to insert myself into the standoff between two seniors, Ishina spoke again.

“And besides, Rosan, you haven’t been with our unit for very long, have you?”

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