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... office.

Assassinate the headmaster?

He isn't a villain, why should he take the life of someone just because Cedric threatened him with Henriette's life?

Astrea and Ikaros are fine.

They will do what Wu Yan wants.

Natsuki, Nagisa, and Kanon are different.

Natsuki is an attack mage and kind in nature. As an enemy of evil, this kind of despicable deal is out of the question.

Kanon and Nagisa also felt the same.

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