The Tale of Hero Alice's Social Death (Pantsu Hero Alice) Chapter 168 - Please Welcome the Next Victim

After returning to Hall City, Alice returned to her quiet routine.

Although Lalu expressed her confusion toward Alice's decision to read taboos with no practical value, Alice said that it was her hobby of reading about the principles of taboos. Thus, Lalu didn't say anything about the matter.

At this point, Alice had already gained the reputation of a genius magician in the March Royal School of Magic. Even the students of other classes have heard about her reputation. So, Lalu simply assumed that Alice's behavior was one of the eccentricities of geniuses. After all, even some of the students from Class Group B had started initiating conversations with Alice, and it seemed that they were getting along very well.

Class Group C's students were mostly balanced magical talents, while Class Group B's students were focused on research or those with special talents. Compared to Class Group C's students, Class Group B's students studied the principles of taboos much more thoroughly. Hence, when these students heard that the princess was also interested in taboo research, they quickly got acquainted with Alice.

Meanwhile, Alice's unorthodox behavior created an awkward situation for the nobles of Class Group A. Ever since the princess entered the March Academy, the nobles had brushed up on their manners and political knowledge in preparation to mingle with her.

However, since Alice entered the March Academy until now, the students of Class Group A hadn't exchanged more than three sentences with Alice. In contrast, the students of Class Groups B and C had grown very familiar with Alice. Whenever Alice met the students of Class Groups B and C on campus, she would even greet them with a smile. Yet, the students of Class Group A could only receive the princess's cold gaze and her maid's brutal fists.

Of course, some nobles had also tried less than scrupulous methods to approach Alice. These nobles were people who their respective families had already abandoned. Unless they could prove their worth to their respective families, they wou

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