Light Novel Chapter 61

The Tale of the Wicked Maiden’s Foiled Engagement is the sixty-first chapter of the Didn't I Say To Make My Abilities Average In The Next Life?! light novel.

Summary

 * One day in the future, the Crimson Vow return to the Hunters' Guild in the Royal Capital of Tils and Mavis receives a letter. The others are surprised to learn that the letter is informing Mavis that she is to be married off soon. Hearing this, the Crimson Vow decide to interfere and stop the marriage from happening.
 * With this in mind the Crimson Vow venture to the Austien Estate to prepare. The first meeting went off without any problems between Mavis and Jusphen von Woitdein. Mavis then invited the Woitdein family to dinner to meet with her friends and they agree. With this, the Crimson Vow started to execute the plan of tricking the Woitdein family to pick Mile over Mavis and then have Mile reject any marriage offers.
 * The next morning, Mile showed off her abilities to the Woitdein family. After seeing Mile's abilities, the Woitdein family broke off the engagement and then left to go find Mile. Once at the inn, they were quickly rejected by Mile. The Woitdein family, seeing that they made a mistake, attempted to reinstate the marriage with Mavis. Once they were back at the Austien Estate, they found out the Mavis had ran away with a broken heart. The Crimson Vow met up outside of town and headed back to the Royal Capital.

Characters

 * Crimson Vow
 * Mile
 * Mavis
 * Reina
 * Pauline


 * Guild Employee


 * Fief of Austien
 * Count Austien
 * Lady Austien
 * Jusphen von Woitdein
 * Marquis Woitdein
 * Lady Woitdein
 * Waitress
 * Innkeeper


 * King Brandel (mentioned)

Locations

 * Kingdom of Tils
 * Royal Capital of Tils
 * Hunters' Guild
 * Fief of Austien
 * Austien Estate
 * Territorial Capital
 * Inn
 * Restaurant

Errata

 * The daughters of nobles married for the sake of their households, and even if she herself was the one to inherit, having a father-in-law, and then a brother-in-law, who was a marquis—even if it was in the peerage of another kingdom— wo uld would raise her own household’s status immensely.