I Became A Third-Rate Villain In The Hero Academy

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Chapter 2: Possession (2)

Screech-

As I stepped out of my room, a woman with long black hair dressed in a spacious uniform stood before me.

She had lifeless eyes, resembling an emotionless doll.

Upon making eye contact with me, she bowed her head at a 90-degree angle.

"What can I do for you, young master?"

Her voice was impassive, devoid of emotion.

"..."

Of course, I knew her well.

Her name was Amy Watson.

In most routes, she was a named character who silently protected Neike, the protagonist.

She was so popular that countless users lamented her lack of romantic involvement.

Originally, she served as Theo's personal attendant, becoming active after the academy's story.

Amy had also been involved in many of Theo's countless deaths.

There were at least two explicitly described routes, possibly more.

Amy was actually an assassin disguised as a servant of the Viscount Waldeurk House.

She was a woman who must never be provoked.

Having said that...

Would it work?

[Name: Amy Watson]

Gender: Female

Age: 17

Race: Human

Affiliation: Waldeurk Viscount House / Equilibrium

Strength: 7

Stamina: 7

Mana: 9 Tenacity: 14

Traits:

Light Movement (Passive effect / Bloodline Ability) [View Details] Patience (Passive effect) [View Details] Mana Control (Passive effect) [View Details] Stealth (Passive effect) [View Details] Acrobat (Passive effect) [View Details]

...Phew.

Fortunately, it worked.

Still, the fact that a mere personal attendant of the current worst young master in terms of ability and character had such stats was impressive.

Named characters truly were a cut above the rest.

[Tenacity: 14]

Her tenacity was high even now. The protagonist's starting tenacity was 11, so it was obviously natural talent.

The difficulty of raising stats increased significantly after 10.

Even in the middle of the story, a stat of 14 was quite rare.

She was certainly worthy of being a named character.

Or maybe, Theo was just an idiot...?

"..."

As if expecting a response, Amy's brown eyes stared at me.

"No, nothing important."

I wanted to sound warmer, but due to my trait, this was the best I could do.

".........I heard a loud noise from your room."

"You don't need to worry about it."

".........I apologize for overstepping. Are you going out?"