"Lady Erina..."
"It's Lady Erina..."
"It really is Lady Erina!"
Just like in most fairy tales, when the hero faced the evil dragon, the villagers offered up synchronized cheers and admiration?
"Onii-chan, why does Umaru think you're more like the big villain..." Even that little dango muttered under her breath.
"You can say it more boldly..." Sogo Doma rolled his eyes. "Don't say you think it or suspect it. Just say I'm the big villain."
That was what he said, but he figured there had to be something wrong with these students' heads—no matter how he looked at it, Kojiro Shinomiya, who expelled students at the drop of a hat, was far scarier, wasn't he? He was clearly one of the good guys, clearly he had even helped mediate their argument, clearly...
Unfortunately, these people simply couldn't see his virtues. Erina had even brought up the fact that he lost a Shokugeki. That was too much!
"Miss Nakiri, if you put it that way, Tsukasa will cry, you know. He really will cry. He was clearly the winner of that Shokugeki, yet people are doubting him. No, this isn't even doubting Tsukasa anymore—you're questioning the fairness of Shokugeki..."
"Shut up! You're the least qualified person here to say that!" Before Sogo Doma could finish arguing his case, Erina Nakiri, unable to bear it any longer, snapped. That wasn't all—she even turned to a certain dango and said, "Umaru, didn't I tell you to leave this guy at home?"
"Hehe..." Umaru Doma scratched her head and smiled. "If I left Onii-chan at home, wouldn't that be too pitiful?"
Sogo Doma: "???"
What were these people even saying? No, more importantly, over these past few years, had he been the one attending Totsuki, or had it been the little dango from his