Louis Ankton was characterized in the original work as someone who blatantly ignored Ludwig because of his stupidity, and couldn’t stand the sight of those less intelligent than himself. He was an outsider even within the friendly Class B community. Internally, he dismissed the members of Class B as lower-level humans and lived his life drunk on his intellectual superiority. 0

As a result, he learned his lesson the hard way, and eventually changed and joined forces with the rest of the Class B students. 0

Although he wasn’t a villain, Louis Ankton belonged to the category of annoying pest that got on everyone’s nerves. 0

“W-Why are you… in our dormitory?” 0

Perhaps notoriety was a form of fame after all. 0

Louis Ankton was aware that I was a madman who wasn’t afraid to cause trouble, which probably explained why he was being so submissive in front of me. 0

After school, I had forcefully draped my arm around Louis Ankton’s shoulders and entered the Class B dormitory. It was actually my first time entering the Class B dormitory, and although I encountered Class B students quite often in the privately-instructed subjects, I had never engaged in any real conversation with them. 0

In Class B, Charlotte, Ludwig, and Scarlett were the only ones I was somewhat acquainted with. 0

When I, Reinhart, the supervillain of the first year, suddenly appeared, the students who met my gaze looked visibly intimidated, especially since I was dragging Louis Ankton around like a slave. 1

“Oh, Reinhart! What’s going on?” 0

Charlotte, who happened to walk past us in the corridor, gave me a bright smile as if my presence there was not strange at all. 0

Her smile caused a complicated feeling to rise up within me. I felt an immense amount of guilt, but at the same time, it made me happy that we seemed to be on good terms.0

“Oh, I’m just here to study.”0

“Ah, I see… with Ankton?”0

“Yeah. I heard he’s pretty smart.”0

Charlotte seemed to understand...0