Chapter 69: Simple Goal

As we made our way down the bustling street, I couldn’t shake the feeling of being watched. Albedo’s tense posture only confirmed my suspicions. It didn’t take a genius to figure out who might be tailing us, especially considering the underworld heiresses ruling over the school I just joined.

“It seems somebody is following me, My Lord,” Albedo whispered, her voice tinged with concern.

“Albedo, just call me Alex,” I reminded her with a reassuring smile. “Remember, you’re acting as my sister now. And besides, there’s no need to worry about whoever’s tailing us.”

Albedo nodded, though the worry still lingered in her yellow eyes. It was moments like these that reminded me just how different our worlds were. While I was calm and curious about this world, Albedo was still adjusting to the complexities of this human world.

As we continued our walk, I couldn’t help but feel a pang of amusement at Albedo’s reaction to her first day at school. Her disgusted expression spoke volumes about her disdain for humans, and it was clear that she wasn’t about to sugarcoat her feelings.

“So, Albedo, how was your first day at school? Was it fun?” I asked, unable to resist teasing her a little.

Albedo shot me a withering glare, her yellow eyes flashing with annoyance. “Fun? More like torture,” she scoffed, her tone dripping with disdain. “They were just like overgrown monkeys, blabbering on about trivialities and ogling me like I’m some kind of spectacle.”

I couldn’t help but chuckle at her blunt assessment of the situation. Leave it to Albedo to cut straight to the chase and spare no feelings in the process.

“Well, you certainly made an impression, that’s for sure,” I remarked, unable to resist a teasing jab.

Albedo rolled her eyes, a small smirk tugging at the corners of her lips. “Oh, believe me, I made more than just an impression,” she retorted, her tone dripping with sarcasm. “I practically had to fend off a horde of hormone-driven adolescents just to make it through the day.”

I couldn’t help but laugh at her dramatic recounting of the day’s events. It was clear that Albedo’s patience for human antics was wearing thin.

But I don’t need to worry about her killing anyone because I already made preparations for that when she was still an NPC.

“Well, look on the bright side,” I offered, trying to inject a bit of optimism into the conversation. “At least you won’t be bored, right? Human society is nothing if not entertaining.”

Albedo shot me a skeptical look, clearly unimpressed by my attempt at reassurance. “Entertaining, huh? More like infuriating,” she grumbled, her frustration evident in her voice. “But I suppose you’re right, My Lo..Alex. At least I won’t have to worry about falling asleep in class.”

I couldn’t help but laugh at Albedo’s response. It seemed she had been keeping a close eye on me during school hours, much to my surprise.

“Well, it’s good to know I have a dedicated observer,” I remarked, unable to resist teasing her a little.

Hearing me, She started to blush.

I couldn’t help but chuckle at Albedo’s reaction, her sudden blush catching me off guard. It was a rare sight to see her so flustered, especially considering her usual composed demeanor.

“Please, My Lo…Alex, stop teasing,” she murmured, her voice soft and slightly embarrassed. Gone was the intimidating overseer of the Guardians, replaced by a young maiden who seemed completely out of her element.

I couldn’t help but find the situation amusing. Here was Albedo, renowned for her fierce loyalty and unwavering dedication, reduced to a blushing mess by a simple jest.

“Alright, alright, I’ll lay off the teasing,” I replied with a grin, unable to resist poking fun at her expense just a little longer. “But you have to admit, it’s kind of cute seeing you like this.”

Albedo’s blush deepened at my comment, her embarrassment only adding to the fuel to the situation.

“Come on, let’s get back to the apartment before you turn any redder,” I teased, gently nudging her forward as we continued on our way. “Can’t have you melting into a puddle of embarrassment now, can we?”

And with that, we made our way home.

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Albedo’s mind was a whirlwind of confusion and curiosity as she pondered the enigma that was Lord Alexander, the last of the Supreme Beings and the absolute ruler of Nazarick. Why, she wondered, would he choose to role-play as a mere student, and among humans of all beings?

As the overseer of the Guardians, Albedo was tasked with ensuring the safety and prosperity of Nazarick and its inhabitants. She had devoted her existence to serving Lord Alexander and upholding his will, but his recent actions had left her perplexed and uncertain.

Lord Alexander had always been a figure of immense power and authority, revered by all who dwelled within the halls of Nazarick. His word was law, his judgment absolute, and his presence commanded the utmost respect and obedience.

So why, then, would he choose to disguise himself as a humble student, subjecting himself to the limitations and vulnerabilities of mortal life?

Albedo couldn’t fathom the reason behind Lord Alexander’s decision, but she was determined to uncover the truth. She knew that there must be a purpose to his actions, a hidden agenda that eluded even her keen intellect.

If he simply desired a vacation, he could have taken one without resorting to such extreme measures, she thought, And if his goal was conquest, he could have achieved it with ease, without the need for disguise or subterfuge.

Indeed, the idea of Lord Alexander seeking to conquer the human world seemed almost laughable to Albedo.

With his incomparable strength and unrivaled intellect, he could have easily dominated any realm he chose, without the need for elaborate schemes or disguises.

No, there must be something more to his actions, Albedo concluded, her eyes narrowing with determination. A hidden agenda, a secret motive that eludes even her keen intellect.

She observed Lord Alexander, who was on the side, humming contentedly on his way home.

Seeing that, Albedo let out a sigh. Perhaps she had been overthinking the situation. Perhaps Lord Alexander’s motives were simpler than she had assumed.

Maybe there isn’t any hidden agenda after all, Albedo thought, her expression softening slightly as she considered the possibility. Perhaps he just wants to experience happiness in his own way.

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