I, Who Was Dismissed as Worthless Failure by my Family and Fiancée, Discovered I had Reincarnated as a Game Character I Raised with Great Care and Vowed to Take Control of my Life and Defy Anyone who Opposes Me.

I, Who Was Dismissed as Worthless Failure by my Family and Fiancée, Discovered I had Reincarnated as a Game Character I Raised with Great Care and Vowed to Take Control of my Life and Defy Anyone who Opposes Me. - Chapter 161: Normally, That Would Be A Capital Offense For Disrespect

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Chapter 161: Normally, That Would Be A Capital Offense For Disrespect

“Excuse me, isn’t it disrespectful to be so rude to someone you’ve just met?”

The elf in question had been openly condescending towards me from the moment we met, and I couldn’t let that slide.

I had heard somewhere that elves tended to be exclusionary and looked down on other races. It appeared that the stereotype was true.

I didn’t expect to be so openly disrespected the moment we met.

“Oh? You’re the one saying that?”

She retorted, looking down on me even more disdainfully.

“No, I would never use such language with someone I’ve just met. Unlike you.”

I quickly replied, but the elf, called Shishiru by Kaisar, responded mockingly.

“Oh really? Have you already forgotten what you said to my master, Kaisar-sama, just a while ago? If I remember correctly, you were quite disrespectful. What were all those harsh words about? Is it that humans can’t take responsibility for what they say or simply forget it as soon as they’ve said it?”

“Ugh…”

I find myself unable to respond to Shishiru’s retort.

It’s true; I had vented my irrational anger at the unfairness of fate towards Kaisar, who had gone out of his way to help me, a stranger.

If Kaisar had violated me, it could justify my anger, but nothing of the sort had happened yet. I had assumed that Kaisar was just interested in my body and had spewed vitriol based on that assumption, which was undeniable.

I could make all the excuses I wanted about how I was desperate or having nobody to vent to until now, but that wouldn’t erase the harsh words I’d said to Kaisar.

“Good thing Kaisar-sama is a kind-hearted person. Normally, speaking like that to Kaisar-sama, who may not inherit a ducal house but is still a noble’s son, would be a capital offence, you know?”

“… Yes, you’re right… I have no excuses. I apologize for my previous harsh words.”