The opponent of the girl named Limdis, who seemed to be in her own world, was a tall male noble.
He looked quite normal, though here “normal” meant normal among nobles.
You can’t blame Mo Li for looking at the noble class with a biased perspective; there were just too many oddballs among them, forcing him to view them with a peculiar gaze.
To most people, nobles always appeared glamorous and elegant, their every move exuding noble grace.
But in Mo Li’s eyes, these people were synonymous with lunatics.
In his view, any noble had some sort of mental...
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