During the Black Prison Battle, Violet Jessop had once been corrupted by the Great Demon Fukatsu Ryoko.
Although Fukatsu Ryoko had left Violet's body after the agreement between the school and the banshee following the battle, the purple-haired witch had clearly been warped to some extent in both personality and behavior—compared with her former indifference, she was now more passionate, or perhaps "seductive" was a more fitting description; likewise, where she had once striven diligently and acted with caution, she now carried herself with a rather lazy, go-with-the-flow attitude.
At first, this matter had circulated quietly only within the Teaching Assistant Group. But somehow, Linda Barnes learned of it, and it sparked her immense interest. To wizards, any news related to demons held enormous reporting value, let alone news involving a Great Demon.
Thus, at the very start of their third year, Linda, who had just been promoted to Vice Editor-in-Chief of the School Newspaper, sent Violet the teaching assistant an enthusiastic Invitation Letter, hoping to conduct an exclusive interview with her.
She was promptly rejected.
Violet was extremely unwilling to recall that incident on the Black Prison Battlefield. Unfortunately, the newly appointed Vice Editor-in-Chief displayed all the persistence of Dog-skin Plaster—neither fighting back when driven away nor talking back when scolded, sweetly calling her "big sister" at every turn and circling around her whenever she found the time. It gave the purple-haired witch a terrible headache.
Not until recently, when the School Hunt Competition ended and Su Shijun revealed the true identity of her child's Father, did the attention of the entire Wizarding World shift to some obscure young wizard. More than half the School Newspaper Editorial Department was run ragged, finally giving Violet a few peaceful days.
And now, here in the winter hunt grounds, she had run