I spilled some water when I suddenly spoke, but that wasn’t important right now. No, Dalin was the one who pissed me off first, right?

"Please calm down, Salvia..."

Isina, with a tired face, wiped the water from my lips with her sleeve and spoke.

"I know you're putting all your effort into training the recruits, but please, just make sure you don't give yourself high blood pressure."@@novelbin@@

"Yes..."

Then it suddenly hit me—I remembered that in the original, Isina showed some interest in Dalin.

Of course, this was a twisted world where the relationships in the original story had been completely messed up, but still, were the male leads really not interested in Dalin at all?

"I hope you'll continue managing the recruits well, Salvia."

"Yes... But, Isina-nim, don't you have any interest in the recruits?"

"...What? Are you asking me to manage the recruits too?"

As always, Isina looked at me with her dark circles, clearly exhausted from her endless workload.

"Ah, no. Sorry for asking... Please, keep up the good work..."

Isina looked way too tired to be interested in Dalin...

...Since she had so much work, I’ll give her an extra +30 male lead points...

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Finally, it was time for Dalin's first swordsmanship training.

Dalin, who had caused quite a few incidents as a recruit, had already gained some fame among the others. Some of the newer recruits had heard of her reputation and glanced at her, but as soon as I glared at them, they quickly turned away.

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