The Tale of Hero Alice's Social Death (Pantsu Hero Alice) Chapter 351 - After Eliminating All Which Is Impossible

Originally, Alice thought that after failing to find anything suspicious about Lilith, Collins, and Etoria, she could see something different in Arcana. However, the fact of the matter was that Arcana was only an ordinary child who was slightly superior to his peers. An example of his superiority would be that he was much better at handling magic than his classmates. Another example would be that he clearly knew how he should behave to win the hearts of his classmates.

Overall, if Arcana was put into a group of middle schoolers, he would indeed stand out among the group. However, that was about it.

Arcana's performance did not exceed the realm of middle schoolers. At the very least, the way the boy socialized with his classmates looked considerably immature, in Alice's opinion. Even the two bodyguards standing in the corner of the classroom did not show any expressions in regard to Arcana's behavior.

Perhaps Arcana might grow more in another two years and reveal his full potential before entering high school. At that time, Arcana might be able to show enough worth to convince the two bodyguards that it wouldn't be a loss to follow him. However, at the present time, Arcana's performance definitely wasn't enough to convince people to work for him.

Of course, there was also the possibility that Arcana was only pretending to be only at the level of an ordinary middle school student. However, during her careful observation, Alice noticed that Arcana would sometimes make some low-level mistakes when conducting magic experiments. With Alice's current attainment in magic, she could spot these mistakes at a glance.

More importantly, after making these low-level mistakes, Arcana would carefully hide them. If Arcana possessed an extraordinary mind and was trying to create the image of an ordinary middle schooler for himself, he would have done the exact opposite instead in these situations. Rather than hide his mistakes, he should have revealed them to show that "he had yet to mature."

However, Arcana did not do so. He had ch

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