I wish the author hadn't portrayed him as so weak; he requires others to depend on. It would be more thrilling and preferred if he traveled solo instead of with a group.

He couldn't shake the feeling of being uneasy and distrustful of all, questioning when they might turn against him.

So dumb. He wouldn't face that issue if he went alone.

She's acting more like a villain than the MC.

Betrayal flag?

He's really taken a liking to the dancing skill, huh?

What?

No, Hansen too? But he was loyal to the princess.

Okay.

R.I.P Ungram.

He's truly immersed in his part as a princess, complete with the squeal.

Don't just kill Ungram; you should at least use him as a meat shield.

He's quite strong, after all.

MC is just like a background character in this chapter.

Eurghh, my eyes!!

Also, sneakers with a dress? Yikes!

... Yeah, what the hell?

Role-playing mission?

...Is she actually that dense?

Ah, this annoying b...

How long is she going to stick around MC? Don't tell me he's going to recruit her too?!

Does he really need her? I thought he was a villain. Villains work alone; they don't need teammates like some weakling superheroes.

Wow!

Attractive? Where got?!

Oh, come on, woman. Stop being a pest.

I think I'd choose magician over swordsman because magic provides a wider range and is more versatile, from offensive spells to healing and support capabilities.