The Story of How a Villainous Daughter Who Did Nothing Ruined the Saint Candidate's Tale

Upon entering the royal academy, the duchess's daughter Elisabeth hoped for a peaceful school life devoted to her studies, without becoming deeply involved with anyone. However, Lumina, a commoner girl who entered on a special scholarship as a candidate for sainthood, for some reason begins to fear her and keeps her distance. "She glared at me." "She was cold to me." — Accusations with no basis in fact gradually spread among those around her, yet Elisabeth consistently did nothing. She neither made excuses nor counterattacked, simply accumulating facts. This is a story of a quiet passing of ships in the night between a girl who did not play the role of a villainess, and a girl who tried to be "the protagonist of a story." When a villainess cannot be performed, where does the story go?