Although they did introduce themselves under his orders, even Amos could tell how reluctant they were in their hearts.
It was no wonder, since eight of the ten were from class S, and had a much better impression of Emilia than they did of Amos. In fact, to say that they put Emilia on a pedestal wouldn't be far from the truth.
As for what they thought of Amos… their image of him would have been somewhat neutral or slightly negative before today. But now that he had forcibly put them under his thumb so arrogantly, that slight aversion might already have shifted to hatred and disgust.
Of course, just because they hated him didn't mean they could consider going against his will. None of them these eight were an only child. They knew very well the consequences of being too stubborn would be to be shipped off overseas, forever having nothing to do with their family inheritance, except for a pittance of pocket money.
