Chapter 1: Ten at Last
“Is this position fine? Am I close enough to it?”
“Yes, that’s perfect... Oh my, you’ve gotten even taller.”
Okay, I’m growing well.
Mia had been marking my height every month, but since I had felt bad about using one of the fancy columns in the castle for it, I was having her use a long wooden plank instead.
At long last, I was ten years old. I would finally be starting school this winter!
I’d been steadily growing taller—so much so that I was already catching up to my height in my previous life. The people in this world werebig.Which country had the highest average height in my previous world again?Was it the Netherlands? Excluding Noland, Azelia’s average height had to be around the same as the Netherlands.Add Noland, and our average height shot way beyond that.
It wasn’t just my height that was impressive either. Although I was still developing, I’d inherited my mother’s genes, so I was fated to have anice body. In fact, I already had a noticeable waist.Isn’t that amazing?
In my past life, I had been a woman in her late twenties who’d barely exercised and had an unhealthy lifestyle, so I’d had a bit of a belly... I had barely thought about my waistline.
But this time was different! I had a perfectly flat stomach with a defined waist, long limbs, and silky platinum hair. I was a cute purple-eyed ten-year-old girl. I was packed with a ton of charming features that would make me irresistible to the boys!
Except...I was still being treated as some otherworldly being.
It had been around four years since that chaotic day, and since then, my life had been completely peaceful. Rumors had spread that if anyone angered the fairy princess, their whole family line would be wiped out. People had even started saying that I was bossing around the crown prince and the Royal Spirits. It kind of felt like they saw me as some secret gang leader.Or not so secret. It wasn’t as if I were trying to hide from the public.
Unsurprisingly, very few people actually believed those rumors, but since I was still an unknown to many of them, they kept their distance to avoid accidentally doing anything that might seal their doom. They chose to observe me from afar instead. I also had the ultimate shield in the form of my family.
In contrast to my peaceful life, the central region had become a frantic mess after the incident. Forty-one pe
