A Wild Man Has Entered the Academy chapter 213

213 – Pat and Matt (3)

An even more enthusiastic response came out to Karas who said it would be fun, but it was meaningless.

Karas pushed on to the end with a smile on her face like a maverick general, and the others also raised both her hands and feet.

She said that she avoids poop because it is dirty, but Karas was so scared of her that there was nothing he could do.

“There’s no need for the command to be stuck at the command center, right? If the situation arises, we can just send Sivar.”

“Couldn’t we just have sent it earlier? Why go through the trouble of buying it?”

“Uncontrolled power is very dangerous. Instead of using 100 power with a 50% probability, it is better to use 70 power with a 90% probability.”

“……”

Furthermore, he said some pretty persuasive words. Just because it was Karas didn’t mean it was reckless.

Even Kara, who had a lot of practical experience, had no choice but to reluctantly accept those words.

As Godin has repeatedly mentioned, collaboration and communication between each other are the most important in this test.

No matter how bad I am, if the other side robs an empty house, things are bound to get messy.

‘The professors have also decided, so it will be difficult to use my full strength.’

It’s a kind of dilemma. The more people there are, the less time is needed for occupation.

I have to pay attention to staffing and worry about where to put myself.

For balance, 3 people are appropriate, but this is where a problem arises.

That is communication. Godin told us to create a code among ourselves.

‘Because I only know the common language.’

If this happens, the three people will become very ambiguous. Besides, the risk is too great.

If even one person disappears, great difficulties will arise in the direction.

It can be said that the professors used their own strategy.

Maybe Karas took this into account and put me in the command post.

‘Of course not.’

I guess I just did it because it was fun. It’s definitely in his personality.

We have to care more about our side than the other side. He is even full of madness.

How did this practice proceed? Will the professors go in the direction they want, or will something completely unexpected happen?

Soon, there will be a sparring and ‘fight’ that is more important than this practice, so it doesn’t matter if you skip it easily.

However, I am curious to see what Karas will show. Because he’s a guy who’s hard to get a hold of.

“Everyone is gathered. Then, we will hold a meeting for tomorrow’s practical training.”

Time passed and it was Thursday afternoon. The team had a meeting as scheduled.

The meeting was held at a restaurant. However, it is not an ordinary restaurant, but a place where nobles would eat.

Isn’t there sometimes a table where dramas or nobles gather? In such a place, we are holding meetings rather than meals.

‘Did it really have to be held here?’

Karasu dragged me along, saying it was not a meal but a simple tea time.

This was my first time in a place like this, so it felt awkward in many ways. Not just me, but other students as well.

“First of all, it is impossible to communicate with others except through the common language. Please raise your hand.”

The meeting began under the leadership of Karas, who sat at the head of the table. First of all, it is about communication.

Here, 5 people, including Kara and me, raised our hands. The remaining three were from the Frozen Principality and border countries.

Each team consists of a total of 14 people, and as Godin explains, they are divided into half and half by country.

Therefore, proper staffing is essential to deliver communications.

The level of difficulty is quite high as you also have to create a password here.

“I’ll tell you in advance, there will be no problem with communication itself. Because I said that only text can be used as a common language, but speaking is okay.”

“Ah. Now that I think about it…”

“You don’t mind if I tell you?”

Most people reacted to Karas’ words by saying they realized something. This is the same for me too.

Godin urged people not to use only ‘characters’. But not words.

If the official language itself had been banned, it would have been treated as a language. Godin must have been aiming for this too.

“So the communication itself won’t be difficult. However, for communications from the command center rather than between teams, encrypted text will have to be used.”

“Then there’s no need to put Mr. Shivar in command, is there?”

One student raised an opinion. I am of the opinion that there is no need for me to be in the command post because I can use the common language.

It made quite a bit of sense, so other students nodded and agreed. I secretly agreed.

But Karas seems to think differently. He spoke with a smiling face.

“You might think so. But what I’m focusing on is not Sibar’s power. It’s his ability to interpret.”

“Interpretation?”

“I’m sure you all know this well. The last time Sivar cut off his tongue.”

When that incident was mentioned, all eyes turned to me. It is an incident that is too famous to be famous.

“At that time, Sivar understood everything even though it was his first time hearing the language. It was a truly amazing and surprising ability.”

“Uh… Are you sure about that? You didn’t just pass it over?”

The student who asked the question asked with a hint of suspicion. That’s normal.

I was the only one who understood, because other people would not have understood what the students said.

Even though he had doubts, he probably wasn’t certain.

‘It doesn’t matter if I reveal it.’

From now on, you will be more careful about what you say in front of me, so that’s good for me.

Meanwhile, Karas made a suggestion to the student who was having doubts.

“Then check now. Say anything in your own language.”

“Um… What is your name?”

“What is your name?”

“Huh?”

When I interpreted it in common language without making a single mistake, the student’s eyes widened.

Afterwards, many confirmation questions followed, but I interpreted each one in common language.

“What do you think? Do you believe it now?”

“I… I believe it, but wouldn’t the power leak be severe?”

“Is there anyone here who can keep up with Shivar’s tempo? If so, please raise your hand with confidence.”

“……”

No matter what, the big thing is that there is no one who can follow me.

It may be possible to use Kara, but it is too much. This is not an individual match, but a team match.

“In that sense, I plan to use Sivar as a joker. So that he can turn the game around or solidify it at a critical moment.”

“That might be better.”

“I know roughly what you’re thinking.”

Grace and Kara seem to have roughly realized what Karas’s strategy is.

What about Luna? She just listens with her eyes closed, just like me.

It’s not that I’m bored, but I can’t follow the conversation because I don’t have any relevant knowledge.

“Then I’ll start by sorting out the team. We need me, Sivar, and a wizard for communication…”

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“I will do it.”

Grace quickly raised her hand. Kara saw that and made a disapproving expression.

But there is no one more qualified than Grace. Because she was at the top of her class.

Others have no disagreement, and it seems that Grace was selected as the commander from the beginning.

“Good. Then we’ll divide into 3 teams. It would be nice to have 3 people in Kara’s team.”

“I thought we were on the same team as Sibar after all this time… But it’s a shame.”

After Kara’s grumbling, the teams were sorted. Overall, it is a well-balanced combination.

The team leaders are Kara, Luna, and an unknown student.

Now that the team has been decided, there is only one thing left.

“Then, let’s try creating a password. Do you have any good suggestions?”

“How about using numbers?”

“It’s not a bad idea to rearrange the letters.”

“Doing it in retrograde…”

Creating a password that will be useful in the future. In fact, passwords are both easy and difficult.

It should be difficult for the other party to understand, but the principle itself should be easy to understand.

There were no machines here, so a password with specific rules would have to be the best.

‘The problem is that the other person is not an idiot either.’

Although he has been treated unfairly so far, Antonio is also handling things well.

The same goes for Dan Ye-rin, who is expected to take overall command. He is a person who later rises to the position of emperor.

Not only are we not smart, but we all have quick brains. Passwords with simple rules applied will be easily defeated.

In fact, it would be more efficient to create a new character. But there is not enough time for that.

“Thank you all for your good opinions. But these are all opinions that could be made over there as well. Is there a better way?”

“··· ···”

Almost all possible ways to get out have been found. The only flaw is that it’s a little lacking.

Karas looked around at the faces of her teammates and then turned her head to look at me. As soon as she faced him, she felt anxious for no reason.

“Shivar, what do you think? Is there any interesting way?”

“······I only know the common language.”

Anyway, you’re not asking me. Should I at least teach you Korean, you guy?

However, Karas said with a nuance that it did not matter if he did not know what the faith was.

“It’s okay. Expressing your opinion is the most important thing right now. Shouldn’t you use your brain just now?”

“Um…”

Sometimes, when I listen to Karas, I feel like I am naturally persuaded.

Even though there was strong opposition at first, wasn’t it all suppressed with pure logic?

Even though he is a crazy person, he knows how to compromise appropriately. It’s definitely not a lack of ability.

“······Symbols and pronunciation?”

I took notice and made a suggestion. For reference, the symbols are Hangul and the pronunciation is pronunciation.

“Symbols and pronunciation? Can you explain more?”

“Yes. What kind of thing is…”

I tried my best to explain, using my limited vocabulary.

Other people also listened with interest as I began to express my opinions.

Although it was a little burdensome, he seemed to trust me, so I explained it to the end.

“Pronouncing a common language. Replacing it with a specific symbol.”

“So… We will use the Matra Empire script, but the pronunciation itself will be in the official language?”

“Yes.”

Grace gave an accurate analogy. In short, it’s like this.

I can speak English is replaced with Hangul, like this: I can speak English.

You may say that it is too easy, but the point is the text. The difficulty of decryption will vary depending on which characters are used.

“It may be difficult to use the characters of the Matra Empire and the Granada Empire.”

“You said earlier that Sivar is a symbol. We can create a symbol among ourselves.”

“It’s a good method. It’s double entangled, so deciphering it would be difficult.”

Fortunately, everyone commented that it was a good opinion. Of course mine will not be adopted.

The moment you do even a little bit of decoding, there will be a lot of holes. Of course, this is a rule that applies to any password.

“I think Sivar’s suggestion is the best. What do you think?”

“?”

No. Fuck. Wait.

Aren’t you sucking too much? What’s wrong with you?

While I was panicking inside, the other students looked at each other.

Seeing as there is no particular backlash, it seems like they really think that way. For me, it was full of doubts.

“If you do well, there won’t be any major problems with communication. I agree.”

“Me too. I don’t want to be complicated anymore.”

“Then me too…”

Just because the company manager approved, not all employees agree, what is this?

Or maybe he just passed it on to me because he was really too lazy to think about it. I feel like a burden is weighing me down.

“Good. Then, now we have to create a symbol… Sivar.”

“Ah. Why.”

“You should try this too.”

“Why again?”

There was no way something good would come out naturally. Jjam is the guy who hits me all the time.

Karasu maintained his signature smile despite my complaints and treated me slyly.

“You’re simple. As simple as it is, you can probably make simple symbols. There’s no need to think about it in a complicated way.”

“······Is this an insult?”

“It’s a compliment.”

We’ll just have to wait and see. I lost myself in thought, suppressing the heat rising inside me.

To be honest, the only thing that can be released right now is Hangul. Because it is both a symbol and a letter.

Moreover, at first glance, it looks like a shape, giving it a simple feel. The question is, can I bring this up?

‘······I don’t know.’

Just write it in Korean. If you ask me where I saw this, I should say I studied math.

I had recently learned geometry from Grace, so there was enough probability.

Persuasion? It’s hard to persuade, but I want to skip the annoying stuff for now.

Sweet- Swoosh-

I started writing down Korean in the notebook I prepared in advance. Then all eyes focused on me.

King Sejong the Great probably didn’t create Hangul for this reason. My conscience was pricked.

It is not suitable for one-time use, but it is still suitable for use as a password, so I skipped it.

‘I will never use this as a text message anyway.’

Although Hangul’s origins are quite unique and its structure is scientific, it is by no means omnipotent.

There is a language that goes well with each language, and Korean only goes well with Hangul.

You don’t have to go far to find China. Chinese language is difficult to express in Korean because of its tonal characteristics.

So, I plan to end by briefly explaining the principles. Even if I try to brew it, no soup comes out.

“Hmm? It’s similar to the shape I taught you yesterday.”

Grace commented on the Korean writing in the notebook. That’s exactly the reaction I wanted.

A symbol with a shape as a motif. Then, there is a high possibility that everyone will pass without suspicion.

“But what can I say… I feel like I’m playing too separately? How do I use this?”

“Mathematically.”

“······Can you explain in more detail?”

Ah. Kara, let me teach you the great Hangul.

······ Is bullshit and only briefly explained the principles. Hangul itself is relatively easy.

Korean is just crazy difficult. Korean is one of the languages that is difficult for foreigners, especially Westerners, to learn.

In this exercise, the command is giving orders, so there is no need for grammar. After all, it teaches you pronunciation.

“Aha. Pronunciation is made by combining letters? I understand what you mean.”

“Then is this also possible?”

“··· ···”

After Kara, Luna showed me the combined letters.

But the text is so… I was quite embarrassed.

‘How can he be like this?’

What he used was very vulgar language. Two letters that metaphorically express the relationship between a man and a woman.

I looked at the text and Luna’s face back and forth. I thought she was just spitting out confusion with her mouth, but is it also the same with her hands?

‘It must be a coincidence.’

Yes. It must be a coincidence.

I nodded and answered positively.

Afterwards, I explained how to use Hangul mathematically and everyone seemed to understand it roughly.

I learned that there is no problem with pronunciation by comparing it with the official language.

I was able to adapt quite quickly, perhaps because it was treated as a kind of cipher text rather than a single character.

“Okay. Then, lastly, let’s decide on a call name in case of eavesdropping. Just deciding on a call name could confuse the other party.”

“Are you going to use cipher text for this too?”

“Wouldn’t that be better? It would be difficult to understand since these are unfamiliar things.”

Determining the name of subsequent calls. There was some discussion here.

Should you choose a meaningful word as a calling name, or should it be a word with no meaning?

In conclusion, the latter was adopted. This is because it is not difficult to give and receive information between us.

“Sister. Would you like to use this as your calling name?”

“What did you show Sivar earlier?”

“··· ···”

Oh. It’s Luna. Do not do that. Rather, you should use that word.

Words welled up in my mind, but unfortunately I couldn’t say them.

Because it was obvious that if I said anything, people would be suspicious. Even Luna, who is clueless, would know this.

“Let’s see… Yasu? It’s pronounced Yasu, right?”

“Yes.”

“It’s okay since it doesn’t mean anything. I’ll stick with this.”

I suppressed laughter and despair at the same time. The moment you smile here, the atmosphere will become awkward.

“Ah. Why don’t you let Sivar decide the call name? Wouldn’t that be better?”

“It’s not bad. Should we start with Luna?”

“It doesn’t matter.”

Okay. If that’s the case.

I wrote this while barely suppressing the laughter that was about to burst out from within.

First of all, let’s start with Luna. After some thought, I scribbled down the call name.

“Let’s see… Snout… This? That’s a really strange pronunciation.”

It’s a calling name that really suits you. Again, that’s not the meaning of yas and snout, it’s a reading.

So, I’m having a hard time holding back my laughter. The remaining students used normal calling names.

“Finally, we have a command post left. Have you decided on a command post?”

“······Yes.”

I decided on something very sticky. Without delay, I wrote down the call name in my notebook.

Afterwards, he handed it over to Karas. Karas tilted his head after looking at the words written in the notebook.

“Hmm? Why are there two symbols? Are they for emphasis?”

Ah. Come to think of it, I didn’t explain that.

I gave Karas a quick look before he became suspicious. As he said, he is emphasizing it.

Karasu also looked suspicious at first, but soon got over it. And he confidently stated.

“Good. From now on, we…”

Sad thoughts. Sad thoughts. Sad thoughts.

“It’s tough.”

“Kuhhhhh…!”

I couldn’t stand it.

[Faith rises!]

It looks like Chaos couldn’t stand it either.