Chapter 1305

Hesper spoke in flawless, accent-free Montequintan, and she exuded an even more refined and dignified demeanor compared to the woman. People nearby had also taken notice of the situation. Upon witnessing the woman's failed attempt to humiliate Hesper, they joined in with mocking laughter. "How dare you!" The woman was taken aback, yet her expression remained laced with disgust. "I really can't fathom how they let people of lower status coming from a foreign country like you in." Though well aware of the existence of racial discrimination, Hesper had not expected someone to publicly express such views in a public setting, especially considering that she and Renfrew were just passing by. "First, I apologize if being around us makes you uncomfortable," Hesper said, her voice composed. Just as the woman was about to respond, Hesper continued, "Second, I suggest you use this passage to exit. That way, you can distance yourself from us." Hearing Hesper's words, laughter erupted fro