I Have been Reincarnated As a Lazy, Arrogant Noble, but When I Destroyed The Scenario Through Effort, I Became The Most Powerful With Extraordinary Magical Power - 218

### Chapter 218: Evil

**Opening of Chapter Eight!!!**

The protagonist of Noblesse Oblige is Alan.

He’s at the center of the classic story of rising from commoner status, losing his homeland and family, a narrative that everyone admires.

Entering the prestigious noble academy, where it’s deemed impossible, he encounters various allies—and enemies.

One such enemy is Weiss Fancent.

In the original, he’s a cunning villain, always obstructing Alan and using underhanded tactics to steal points.

It all started with Alan’s defeat in the entrance test duel.

Simply put, it was out of spite for Alan.

In the end, he meets a pathetic demise, killed by the Demon Lord.

As an antagonist, he doesn’t quite measure up.

Weiss is a minor villain, too weak as a foil to Alan.

The Demon Lord remains a natural disaster, and the demons are literally beings from another dimension.

In Noblesse, there exists overwhelming evil.

Cowardly, cunning, strong, intelligent, and downright despicable.

He clashes head-on with Alan.

He stands as an insurmountable wall.

This significantly enhances the original story’s appeal.

Everyone playing must have thought at some point: “I want to defeat him, kill him, see him in a pathetic state.”

But in Noblesse, it’s not that simple.

There are countless episodes with endless branches that cannot be trampled on.

One must taste bitter hardship—it’s the basic premise of Noblesse.

And the name of that “man” is—

**◇**

“Why would you do such a thing!”

In the courtyard of Noblesse, despite it being the first day of school, shouts could be heard.

A familiar voice, a fool with a strong sense of justice.

“Weiss.”

“Oh, it’s Alan.”

“What’s the matter? There are a lot of freshmen, huh?”

Beside me are Cynthia and Lilith.

They’re as beautiful as ever.

Noblesse’s school uniform highlights their thighs, making you want to touch them involuntarily.

It was quite a hassle when I told Cynthia about the Four Dragons.

I thought I would be scolded, but she seemed to understand the hardship I went through.

Nevertheless, I was warned several times.

Medical magic is going smoothly.

With confidence, she said, “I might finally be on par,” for the first time.

It’s exciting for now, as it’s the first time she’s said such words.

I walk toward the direction of the voice.

There’s no need to push through the crowd; as soon as they notice me, many move away.

And at the center of it all, there are some very satisfying guys.

“Do you believe everyone should be equal?”

“Of course!!!”

Alan is furious. Shari and Duke are nowhere to be seen. If they were here, things would’ve gotten even more troublesome.

And finally, he’s here.

A blond, tall, seemingly refreshing guy.

Eva Avery is the strongest, but he’s undeniably the most evil.

He’s such an alien existence.

Though he appears much later than in the original, such things don’t matter.

And next to him, a girl with a slave mark on her neck, Priscilla.

—Neil.

He’s the emblematic evil in Noblesse.

“What’s with the way you talk to your senior?”

Hah, it’s getting interesting.