The Villain's Sister Suffers Today

Chapter 29

Maybe around half an hour has passed since we entered the restaurant. A person burst into the restaurant, breaking the window glass out of nowhere.

"Ugh."

I was trying to stand still on the ground, but I failed and fell on the floor. The black mask the man was wearing peeled off.

A black mask covering his face in broad daylight? Isn't this too suspicious?

The man, who had a very strong feeling of the criminal, soon got up and looked around in a hurry, and soon came out and ran towards Ari.

I knew he would do that.

Whatever the man's purpose was hostage-taking, it was a set step for him to go after Ari.

Sir Davery grabbed his sword.

It was then.

"Ugh!"

The man fell to the floor with a scream.

Sir Davery did not budge from his seat.

I asked just in case.

"Invisible, lightning swords skill?"

"No, it's not like that."

At the same time as Sir Davery denied it, then a woman approached.

A woman of the slender build was taller than a man of great stature. I saw her wearing a waistband first.

'Sword?'

Standing in front of the fallen man, she said coldly.

"Dead-down pussy. How can you rob a house in broad daylight and on top of that with no sword?"

A poor man who can't even pick an empty house to rob. The woman who added that kicked the man's ankle the next moment.

Woodeudeukk–

"Argh!"

It seemed to be broken. Right? It was definitely a crunching sound.

Judging by the ears, not eyes, I covered Sir Davery and Ari's eyes as soon as she kicked the man.

Sir Davery said.

"She's..."

"Do you know them? The man who is lying on the floor and the woman who's beating him up?"

"It's her."

Then Sir Davery put her name on the lips.

"Dylan. She's famous."

"How famous is she?"

Is it because I saw the sword in her waist a little while ago?

Sir Davery explained.

"She's Hidden's fifth straight winner."

"If it's Hidden..."

I quickly turned the memory circuit to a familiar name.

Soon I remember it.

"It's......gambling sword contest, isn't it?"

Hiden.

Originally, it was the name of a small village outside the capital.

It was named Hidden because it was hidden in such a corner that it would be hard to find if they weren't determined enough.

As such, Hidden was originally a village name but was used to refer to something else about 10 years ago.

A secret gambling parlour in which masked the swordplay-contest being held on the rear side of the town.