Gabriel's Hardships

In the days to come, she would be constantly harassed and annoyed by Jeanne d'Arc of Arc.

"It's settled then. We'll stay here and keep an eye on you." Gabriel stood up. "Gabriel, be prepared. I'll be very strict with you from now on."

She and Jeanne d'Arc of Arc left Gabriel's room to find a place to stay nearby.

Little Jeanne led the children away, saying to her friends as she walked, "Hurry up and think of something, otherwise I won't be able to play with you anymore."

Gabriel was left in the room with a worried look on her face. "What should I do?"

At that moment, Osakabehime peeked out from the doorway. "I heard a lot of noise here. What happened? Gabriel, why aren't you online yet? The event is about to start."

"I probably won't be able to play games anymore. My sister is so strict, she definitely won't allow me to continue playing games."

Gabriel looked at Osakabehime with great distress, feeling extremely depressed.

"So you're not going to participate in today's event?" Osakabehime asked, blinking.

"Wait a minute, I'll be online right away!" Gabriel immediately took out her computer. No matter what happened, she had to participate in today's event first.

Vignette was dumbfounded. How could Gabriel be so carefree, still playing games at a time like this?

Even though it was a critical moment, and he looked like he was about to die, he was suddenly hunched over and typing away on the keyboard.

Vignette was worried for her, "Gabriel, what are you going to do? Aren't you worried anymore?"

"I'm in a hurry," Gabriel said while playing the game.

Vignette couldn't see any sign of Gabriel's anxiety. "So you're still in the mood to play games instead of thinking of a solution?"

Gabriel looked up at Vignette seriously. "Vignette, you're a demon, aren't you?"

Vignette was puzzled, not understanding what Gabriel meant. Of course, Gabriel was a demon, so she nodded.

"Is that angel your enemy?"

"This...that..." Vignette didn't know how to say it. Logically speaking, it was true, but it also seemed a little different.

Satania quickly interjected, "Angels are of course enemies!"

Gabriel shrugged. "Look, Satania said that angels are the enemies of you demons."

"Then you'll help me get rid of that angel Gabriel!"

Gabriel looked at Vignette with sparkling eyes.

"Hey, she's your older sister!"

Vignette looked at Gabriel with utter exasperation. This girl was even willing to betray her own sister for the sake of playing games.

Gabriel said indifferently, "She is still an angel. As a demon, you should have a demon's stance. Don't be soft-hearted because of a little bit of nepotism."

I'm not soft-hearted at all!

Besides, your sister has the 'Hand of God,' I can't beat her!

Vignette couldn't help but complain in her heart.

She decided to leave Gabriel behind, saying goodbye before departing. Gabriel was beyond saving.

Vignette thought that perhaps Gabriel's arrival was a good thing, and maybe it would really be able to complete the transformation of Gabriel.

She began to hope that Gabriel, the girl she had met at the beginning, would return.

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Chapter 38, Section 409: Gabriel's Suffering

Early in the morning, Gabriel was still asleep.

Her sister Gabriel's voice pierced her eardrums like a sharp sword.

This kind of sound, which goes straight to the soul, cannot be eliminated even if you cover your ears or wrap yourself in a blanket.

She got up with a sad expression, washed up, ate breakfast, and went to school.

As usual, Vignette was waiting for her at the door, and the two went to school together.

"Gabriel, why are you up so early today? I was going to wake you up." Vignette, unaware of Gabriel's predicament, assumed that she had gotten up on her own.

Gabriel had no choice but to smile and reply, "Going to class occasionally isn't bad."

Her excuses were probably just a way of comforting herself; the real pain could only be hidden beneath a smile.

In class, Gabriel, feeling drowsy, wanted to fall asleep.

She lay on her desk and lazily dozed off.

Sizzle!

The piercing sound reached her ears, and she immediately jumped up, standing there bewildered under the astonished gazes of her teachers and classmates.

"Gabriel, is there a problem?"

The teacher had a deep impression of this student who had been absent from class and skipping school. It was rare for her to come to class, and now she suddenly stood up. The teacher wondered what she wanted to do.

Gabriel immediately said, "Teacher, I know how to do this problem."

She quickly went to the front of the blackboard and solved the problem, which surprised her classmates.

Even the teacher was so moved that she thought Gabriel had reformed and shed tears of relief.

At noon, after lunch, Gabriel sipped a drink and strolled slowly down the corridor, enjoying a rare moment of relaxation during her break.

Snap!

Gabriel casually tossed her empty beverage can, but unfortunately, she missed her target. The can bounced off the edge of the trash can and fell to the ground.

Gabriel continued walking forward without realizing it, showing no intention of picking it up and throwing it back.

Squeak...

Her body was uncontrollably dragged back slowly, the sound of her feet rubbing against the ground was extremely grating.

The force only disappeared when I returned to the can on the ground.

Gabriel reluctantly bent down, picked up the can, and put it back in the trash can where it should have been.

After school, Gabriel prepared to slip away as usual. She was a true member of the "Go Home Club," and other so-called club activities had nothing to do with her.

But she couldn't move her feet no matter what she tried. She couldn't move whenever she wanted to leave, but she could walk back.

Gabriel said to the class monitor, "Class monitor, I'll clean up. You can go and do other things."

The class monitor was flattered, never expecting Gabriel to volunteer to clean.

Is this the Gabriel on the first day of school?

Gabriel smiled and said, "Don't worry, class monitor, I'll clean it up."

The squad leader left gratefully.

Gabriel finally put on a stern face. While cleaning, she said angrily in a low voice, "Gabriel, that's enough! Your reckless use of your abilities violates the rules of the Heavenly Realm. I will definitely report you."

She knew that Gabriel could definitely hear her, and that her sister was definitely watching her from somewhere. Gabriel knew this very well.

Despite making threats, Gabriel still had to complete her tasks without fail, or she could forget about going home.

After cleaning the classroom until it was spotless, Gabriel packed her things and returned home.

Snap!

She threw herself heavily onto the bed. She was extremely tired after a long day and wanted to rest for a while.

She quickly remembered that there was an event in the game that she hadn't done yet, so she took out her computer and logged into the game.

Sizzle!

A tingling, electric sensation sent a shiver through Gabriel's body.

"What's going on? Is the computer short-circuiting?"

She checked it carefully and found that the computer was completely intact and there was nothing wrong with it.

But when she tried to log back into the game, that electric, tingling sensation returned.

It was Gabriel again, causing trouble. Gabriel sighed and had no choice but to give up.

With no games to play, Gabriel was lying in bed feeling incredibly bored, as if she had lost her soul.

Snap!

A textbook fell on her.

"Yes, yes, I'll do my homework now!"

Gabriel picked up her textbook and began doing the homework her teacher had assigned for the day.

She had lost the strength to resist, so instead of struggling, she might as well take the initiative.

Gabriel was very efficient when she was focused on doing her homework, and she quickly finished the assignment given by the teacher.

This time she can finally play games.

She took out her computer again and logged into the game.

However, the tingling sensation still hadn't subsided.

Now, Gabriel was furious. "Gabriel, come out here! I've finished my homework, why won't you let me play games!"

Gabriel finally appeared before Gabriel, and said expressionlessly, "Homework done for today, what about tomorrow's preview? And the day after tomorrow's?"

Gabriel shouted angrily, "Why won't you let me finish my lessons for the next life too!"

"Angels don't have a next life," Gabriel replied calmly. "Unless you become an archangel, don't even think about touching the game."

Gabriel was furious. She yelled at Gabriel, "The first thing I'll do when I become Archangel is throw you into Hell!"

"Then I'll wait."

After saying that Gabriel disappeared again, completely unconcerned about Gabriel's threat. It wasn't like Gabriel hadn't been to Hell before.

Gabriel was on the verge of tears; her life was over, and all hope was lost.

On the other side, Little Jeanne was also fighting.

"I don't need your help!"

Little Jeanne was not happy at all. She was annoyed. It was supposed to be her turn to use the computer, but Jeanne d'Arc was dragging her into saying a lot of useless things. It was a complete waste of her time.

While her friends were playing, she had to deal with Jeanne d'Arc of Arc's nagging, which made her very unhappy.

Everything was fine before, but things changed after this guy came.

She doesn't acknowledge the claim of being an older sister; that was a title Jeanne d'Arc of Arc bestowed upon her by herself.

"Master, please come and help me! Please deal with this annoying Saintess!"

Little Jeanne begged Yuxian for help, and at that moment, only Yuxian could save her; there was no one else to rely on.

Yuxian blinked and said uncertainly, "This is your family matter. It wouldn't be appropriate for me to interfere, would it?"

Little Jeanne immediately retorted, "I'm not part of her family, my Master and I are family!"

Yuxian liked hearing this, and he immediately said with a smile, "Jeanne d'Arc, just let her off the hook for now. Dinner is almost ready, don't rush things."

Jeanne d'Arc of Yuxian was willing to listen to Yu Xian's words. After thinking about it, she agreed that Little Jeanne couldn't escape anyway, and she would educate her after dinner.

Little Jeanne finally breathed a sigh of relief and ran away as fast as she could, not wanting to stay there for even a second longer.