My Beautiful Disciples, I'm really not the Main Character!

Yevni returned to her room, noticing many curious gazes along the way. Even the maids and servants were looking at her with interest.

Some eyed her suspiciously, wondering about the origin of the scars that now marked her skin. Was she hurt by someone? Others watched her with great interest.

After confirming Yevni's presence, several of them slipped away quietly to inform the Primordial Star, who had instructed them to keep a close watch for her.

The Primordial Star had already heard stories about her beauty, even in the Capital. He had tried multiple times to get her to come to the Capital with various excuses.

Unfortunately, the clan had their own excuses. She never came to the capital. Her family always gave their own excuses to keep her back.

The Primordial Star was running out of patience when he heard the news about the intruders in this territory.

Even though he didn't need to come here personally to deal with such a small matter, he volunteered to come. It was all to see Yevni, who had been the focus of many rumours throughout the years.

Unfortunately, even as he came here, he was told that she wasn't at home. He thought that the family head might be lying and asked the guards to keep an eye on the girl.

Now that Yevni was back, his spies quickly rushed back to inform him.

Unfortunately, even they weren't allowed to get close to the Primordial Star. Just like the other guards, they could only convey the information to the Stars who revealed a fascinated grin.

The Primordial Star was going to be really happy when he received the news. They told the guards to return and keep an eye on the girl to make sure she didn't leave the clan anymore.

Meanwhile, they personally went back to inform the Primordial Star.

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"A world where you are considered one of the strongest? I can only wonder how weak that world must be."

The Primordial Star was standing in front of two tall trees. With each tree, one of the Necromancers was tied.

Their mouth was filled with blood and their teeth were missing, as if they had been painfully ripped apart. Not far from them, the teeth were littered around, stained with the blood of the Necromancer.

"Despite being so weak, and knowing what a dangerous place this is, you came here? I don't know if I should call you brave or simply foolish."

He hadn't managed to receive much information about their goal. The people who were caught alive were clearly low in the hierarchy of the Necromancer Tower.

They were only good enough to gather information about the number of total intruders and the place that they came from. However, that was the extent of it.

The one that fascinated him the most was the leader of this group. From what he managed to learn, the Tower Master had come to this world in the past, at least once.

Not only did he come here, but he managed to return alive. He should've been thanking his stars for surviving hell. Instead, he came here again?

It should simply be the shortsightedness of the Tower Master, but he didn't know why, it felt like it wasn't the case. The man had a clear goal on coming here, which he had kept hidden from his followers as well.

"I want the leader of that group caught. If you can't do it, then I would have to do it myself," the Primordial Star looked at his followers.

"And if I have to do it myself, then what's the need for you to live? So you better make sure that I don't have to move. I am here on a vacation, and if my vacation is spoiled, then I might be an entirely different person."

The Primordial Star didn't issue a direct threat, but his words couldn't be any more clear. If the Stars failed to catch the target, then they might become the target instead.

"We will drag him back to you, alive!" The Stars could only make sure that they wouldn't fail. Even if they had to mobilize everything, they had to catch the target.

"On your way out, don't forget to take the trash with you. It would serve as a good example..."

The Primordial Star silently walked away, leaving the Necromancers that were barely breathing. The Stars freed the Necromancer who were worried about their fate.

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Were they going to live? Or were they going to be killed? Fortunately, they didn't know. If they knew their fate, they would have been wishing for a quick death instead.

A trail of blood was left behind as the living Necromancers were dragged away.

The Primordial Star returned to his residence. He opened the door, revealing multiple girls waiting for him inside. Some of the faces were completely new as well.

He was about to step inside when he felt the presence of his followers. They were responsible for guarding the surroundings so that there was no disturbance to his pleasure.

"I am not in a good mood. So you better have good news."

"I have news that you might like." The Star said gleefully.

He had already seen the fate of the other stars that were assigned a mission. They were glad that they were on Guardian Duty. Not only did they escape the mission, but they had also received another good news for the Primordial Star

"The Lady of the House has returned," they informed the Primordial Star, whose lips curled up.

"I thought that damned Vampire was going to hide her for an eternity. It looks like he's still a little wise. He didn't test my patience too much."

Rezekiel had thought that he might have to take some drastic steps to make the Nightwing Clan learn their lesson. Now it seemed as if there was no need to go the extra mile.

"Should I drag her here?" The Star asked Rezekiel.

As soon as he finished speaking, he felt a terrifying killing intent which made him fall to his knees subconsciously.