"Miss Eulalie...?"
At this moment, watching Eulalie silently stare at Riezel, the Little Princess spoke up, both flustered and timid.
It couldn't be helped.
"You just... spoke?"
The Little Princess's face was full of disbelief. When she asked that question, it did not sound like an accusation so much as doubt over whether she had seen and heard things correctly.
Forget the Little Princess—even Riezel felt caught completely off guard.
When Eulalie had ignored his presence, rushed out alone, and swung her sword at "Sky Hunter," he had not thought much of it.
After all, the vampire girl had always been like this. Every now and then, she would suddenly lose control, rush out on her own, and attack those who bore ill will toward her, displaying a bloody and instinctive side.
So, when Eulalie silently rushed out, Riezel had only thought that, like before, the girl had attacked someone on instinct again.
Until... Eulalie opened her mouth to speak.
Heaven knew how shocked he had been at the time.
Otherwise, he would not have frozen in place for so long, giving "Sky Hunter" the chance to leave and cause trouble elsewhere.
"You..."
Riezel could only look at the silent girl before him, wanting to speak but stopping, stopping but wanting to speak.
At that moment, all that surfaced in his mind were those adults-only memories.
Forgive him. It was merely instinct.
After all, he had taken advantage of her when she had still been an innocent vampire girl, before she had understood anything, and shamelessly made a move on her.
That alone would have been one thing, but what made Riezel feel inexplicably uneasy was... he had been quite adventurous about it!
At the very least, what he had done to her was absolutely not something one could do