Nia Liston: The Merciless Maiden Volume 1 [Complete] by Umikaze Minamino

Author:Umikaze Minamino
Language: eng
Format: epub

I immediately requested I be allowed to watch plays on magivision, and my parents agreed.

Tch...

Honestly, I really wanted to watch those shows that followed adventurers around the floating islands, but my parents were not so kind to allow that.

Ugh, I just wanted to see blood again. I wanted to witness the gory scene of a battle. Well, whatever. The Liston family’s finances were more important than my desires for now.

The moment the ban was lifted, I spent my free days watching all kinds of plays with my brother. Among those were plays put on by the Ice Rose Company, but also productions from other companies who performed The Girl Who Fell in Love, as well. It certainly helped to have a reference. So I would be performing in this kind of play, would I?

Hmmm.

I must say...

Every single one was so unnecessarily roundabout and convoluted. And sometimes they would just start singing and dancing out of nowhere. Were there no plays where everything was solved with a single strike from an iron fist?

It was because they spent all their time dragging it out that they caused problems for those around them and ultimately turned their relationship into a whole sludgy mess of love and hate. Just say it straight. What good was it for adults to not even be able to sort their own problems out? Those kinds of troubles should have already happened when you were an inexperienced, self-conscious child. Those were my thoughts, but clearly those around me did not agree.

“That was amazing.”

My brother was fascinated, and both of the attendants were so moved that they were crying. Was what we just watched good? The play had followed the life of a man from his days as a child until he was sixty. He’d had a crush on a girl since his childhood, and that first love was finally reciprocated right before his death, but was it really good? That boy could have lived a different life if he had just said he loved her, or depending on the situation, kissed her, or pushed her down, or if he was too shy, sent her a love letter or a bouquet of flowers. Was this really, truly good?

...It must have been. They were crying, after all.

You know, I’d started to get the feeling that, um...perhaps my own emotions were the issue here. Or maybe I was just too tactlessly blunt?

Oh, and there was also one more thing I noticed.

No matter which theater company we saw, no matter which actress was onstage, none were as cute as my brother. When I asked Lynokis and Lynette about it while Neal was out of the room, they both agreed with me. No wonder he was still getting fan letters.

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