I Only Summon Villainesses

Despite her frantic last-minute block, she was thrown away to the side, rolling like a weightless doll and crashing into a tree. Her crash was harder than her sister’s. The entire trunk splintered with massive force, sending wooden smithereens scattering across the clearing — and then it shattered in two, the upper half falling on her immediately.

The other one who’d gone down was up quickly. Her expression didn’t change, and without ceremony, she came for me.

I stood indifferently, smiling with a swollen face. It was quite a broken smile too — one that certainly wouldn’t have been nice to look upon.

But her expression didn’t change. No scorn, nothing at all. Just practical and focused.

Her eyes held the look of someone who’d made a cold calculation, anticipating Maggie’s movement and ready to counter whatever the nun was planning.

But her expression shifted slightly as she noticed the nun beside me wasn’t moving. Even though she was almost five meters away from me.

And I was still grinning.

I extended one hand toward her and shook my head, mouthing with my lips, ”Behind you.”

She suddenly widened her eyes even more and twisted — but it was too late. Just as she twisted, Kassie arrived behind her back, which would have still been her front if she hadn’t faltered at the last moment.

’All that calmness. I almost thought I couldn’t deceive her.’

Kassie drove the pommel of her sword straight into the girl’s back. I heard one powerful snap, and she was sent flying, smashing face-first into the tree.

”Ah...” I sighed. ”Satisfying.”