Her Royal Highness Seems To Be Angry Vol 1 – Kou Yatsuhashi

“I must have completely missed the sixth period,” she said to herself. In fact, so much time had passed since the end of classes that there were only a few students about. Since she had left her bag and other belongings in the classroom, Leticiel returned to the main building to retrieve them. “You understand your position, don’t you?” Hearing some girls’ voices coming from within, Leticiel paused just outside the door to the Primary Class 2 classroom.

Peering in through a gap in the door, she saw Mirandalette surrounded by three other girls. “Don’t you think it’s rude for a poor student such as yourself to leave the classroom before me, an honors student?” “Honestly, the magicless daughters of low-ranking nobles have no common sense.” Though they were ridiculing her, Mirandalette said nothing in her own defense, just silently listening. Leticiel thought for a moment about what she should do, but since she had to enter to get her bag, she put her hand on the door and threw it open without a moment’s hesitation.

“M-Miss Drossell!” The sudden loud noise made the ladies in the classroom flinch and whip around to face her, openly frowning when they saw who was at the door. “Oh, if it isn’t the magicless Miss Drossell. You must have plenty of free time if you’re still here at this hour.” “Yes, it’s wonderful to be able to use my time after school as I like. I’m very satisfied with my current lifestyle,” Leticiel replied. The young lady’s comment had probably been a sarcastic snub at Leticiel not being able to attend tea parties due to her lack of magic, but Leticiel had simply replied that she honestly appreciated having the free time.

“Besides, a person’s worth isn’t dependent on whether or not they have magical power. Or is magical power really that important to you all?” “Of course it is. In this country, the higher a noble’s rank, the higher their magical power tends to be.” There was a tendency that higher-ranking nobles had higher amounts of magical power in this country. Therefore, magical power levels had become something of a status marker amongst the nobility. Many nobles, like these young women, advocated magical power supremacy.

“I see. So, since you all possess higher magical power than me, as I have none, you must be able to write a better magical formula than the one I rewrote.” Leticiel smiled fakely, speaking as if she were impressed. “What’s wrong?” she asked when none of them responded. “Isn’t nobles’ superiority determined by the amount of magical power they have?

Then, as the holders of high magical power levels, you should be better at writing formulas than me, as I have none.” The young ladies’ faces stiffened at Leticiel’s jab, but she continued as if she hadn’t noticed. “I’m incompetent, so I can’t wait to see the wonderful magic formulas you all will write.”

“P-Please don’t talk about such boring things! It’s unpleasant!”

Leticiel was a princess. She lived in a turbulent time when multiple kingdoms fought each other in bloody battles for control over the continent. Countless nations were founded in frequent wars, the same number being destroyed in the process. The grassless land, which had been stained red with the blood of too much war, was a barren wasteland that spoke of the terrible events that had taken place there.

In that desolate world, whether they were young or old, everyone had to fight with weapons in hand to survive. Leticiel was the princess of a remote country. True peace did not exist in that era, but, at least in her country, which was located far from the center of the continent where the conflicts were the most intense, things were relatively peaceful. Although quarrels with neighboring countries were never ending and battles were a common occurrence, the situation wasn’t so desperate that all of the citizens had to be drafted into war.

Leticiel lived a peaceful life surrounded by a warm family and her loving soulmate, protecting and caring for her beloved citizens. In a world too cruel to hope for peace, the simple happiness she had in her daily life was more than enough. But today, it all came to an end. The kingdom was invaded by one of its large neighboring countries. Its people were massacred, its cities set on fire, and countless people lost their lives.

Those with power fought back with all their might, but their efforts paled in comparison to the might of their neighboring country’s invasion. Bit by bit, the kingdom was swallowed by the opposing force, turning the land into hell. The royal castle had remained unconquered until the very end, when it was surrendered by a secret informant.

The neighboring country had taken it over just moments earlier. An immense amount of blood coated the throne room. Deep marks from sword strikes had been carved into the walls, bodies still hanging from some of the swords. It was obvious with one glance that a brutal battle had taken place there. Leticiel glanced outside the windows and saw flickering flames roughly lick the window panes, dark smoke blotting out the overcast sky.

This is a short excerpt from the opening of “” by Unknown, quoted for review and introduction purposes. All rights belong to the copyright holders.

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