The Empire of Reimia (3)

— I think you're exaggerating the significance of what's happening. Regardless of the behavior you described, Yaspe Peridot is just a girl from a wealthy, but otherwise unremarkable family. Neither she nor any of her relatives have any crimes on their record, and there are no signs of mental health issues in their medical records. Of course, I shouldn't be revealing even this information, but I see that you're very worried about it.

— Seven years ago, such behavior was still punishable by law. Of course, there are no such restrictions now, but don't you think it's unusual that in a country where such behavior was punished, a girl could grow up who not only attacks a person she's only known for three days,(Relgal did this in the first week, I just picked a number of days), but also does it with each of her classmates in turn? Especially if she's from a wealthy family, which should have provided a certain level of upbringing. I don't want to seem paranoid, Yuki, but I just find it hard to imagine how such a person could have developed under all the conditions described above.