Academy’s Weapon Replicator chapter 131

Chapter 41 School Trip (3)

“What!”

“No, what!”

This time, there were teachers who could not stand it and raised their voices.

Malia said.

“… … Frontier, the ‘Zodiac’ are the 12 most powerful men designated by the Empire. Those who hold more than the power of a high-ranking noble, and whose own power is very superior. Could any of them have a reason to belong to the ‘Indus’? It’s an act of letting go of one’s power and power.”

Yes. The outward face of Indus is an organization for the rights and interests of the common people.

For this reason, teachers regarded Indus’ move as a violent reform in which commoners threatened the position of the nobility by force.

But what is the zodiac? What is it that the Zodiac, who has already sat in a high position, is helping the common people to reform?

Frondier said to him.

“What Indus wants is a ‘revolution’. It overturns the current hierarchical structure.”

“okay. So the zodiac.”

“The Indus is trying to overthrow ‘all hierarchies’.”

Malia blinked for a moment, not understanding what Frontier was saying.

Then he opened his eyes wide.

“… … That means, even the emperor?”

“Yes.”

Frontier spoke quietly.

“Their purpose is to overthrow every class that separates the emperor, the aristocracy, and the commoners. In other words, we want to bring about anarchy in the empire.”

At that, everyone paused for a moment.

Frontier’s remarks were bigger than I had imagined.

Meanwhile, Frontier’s words continued without knowing the atmosphere.

“Due to the nature of the idea of overturning all hierarchies, there is a chance that anyone, except for the highest-ranking emperor, will join. Even the ‘zodiac’.”

Pascal asked.

“What does the Indus really want? Are you really pursuing even complete equality of the empire?”

At that, Frontier smiled.

It may not have been intentional, but that languid smile evoked some of the tension in the conference room.

“Most people in the Indus would think so. You must believe that you are doing something noble. Even the top leaders. But the ‘leader’ doesn’t think like that.”

“then?”

“The leader of the Indus just wants to re-establish a class that suits his taste. I do not call myself an emperor, but I am no different than an emperor, I do not call myself a nobleman, but I plan to take the power and rule that is comparable to that of an aristocrat. The abolition of the class is really just an excuse to re-establish the class.”

“… … When there is anarchy, they are trying to set up a government on their own initiative.”

“yes. The underground work must have been almost done already.”

Slogans such as being on the side of the common people and all kinds of works aimed at improving the image were all for this purpose.

“Hey, Frontier.”

Then the teacher Isamaya said.

“Zodiac, Zodiac, but do you know which one of them exactly is an Indus member? Wouldn’t that be a bit of a bluff?”

“Of course I do.”

“… … ho?”

After rolling his eyes, Frontier had a little heat on his face as if it was fun.

Something, somehow, seems to spit out a scary sound.

“Interestingly, aside from the headmaster, he’s the only zodiac I’ve ever met face-to-face.”

“… … Have you ever seen the face of the zodiac? You have such an opportunity.”

Rather than saying that, Isamaya realized something. Soon her face turned red with astonishment.

have. The zodiac that Frontier met.

‘Fake Mystyltain Incident’. nobility council.

“you’re right.”

Frontier nodded.

“The leader of the Indus is ‘Zodiac’ Heldre.”

Rumble!

Someone was startled and bumped into the table. Some were trembling faintly, others were breathing a little faster.

Zodiac Heldre.

These people called the Zodiac are all strong men of different ark. However, Heldre was strong and weak, and the ‘color’ was different.

All those who ascended to the position of the Zodiac are those who have made significant contributions in the war against monsters.

In other words, to have made a remarkable achievement means to have killed many monsters. From this point of view, Heldre’s work could be said to be greater than anyone else’s.

Unless he was the most dangerous person in the empire before the monster war.

Heldre was a slaughter-crazed criminal before the war. From the present point of view, Renzo, the ‘eater of chaos,’ resembles Heldre the most.

After driving out the demons, Heldre became quiet after the Empire gave Heldre the seat of the ‘Zodiac’. Everyone believed so.

Heldre, who has entered the age of the elderly, seems to have developed ‘kindness’ recently.

“… … Frontier de Roach.”

Then Osprit spoke in a heavy voice. A full name without ‘student’ or ‘gun’.

As Frontier raised his head and looked at him, he heard a cool voice.

“How do you know so much?”

Clearly, Frontier knows too much right now.

As if he himself were a member of Indus.

Of course, no one here doubts that. If he is really Indus, his actions so far are very strange.

However, I had to listen and understand where I got this kind of information.

Frontier paused for a moment, then spoke slowly.

“I have been researching the Indus for a very long time.”

Osprit was surprised to see Frontier’s eyes chanting like that.

He felt the immeasurable traces of time in those eyes. It was the eyes of a person who had experienced numerous attempts and failures, regret and abandonment.

“We searched endless sources to discover the identity of the Indus. There’s no place I haven’t been to, nothing I haven’t done. I cannot explain them all.”

‘… … uh? wait.’

Librarian Ainen, who was quietly listening behind those words, remembered something.

‘… … When did Frontier start turning into someone else?’

It was during the ‘Fake Mystyltain Incident’ that it first came to prominence.

Before that, Frontier looked at the image of Mistiltein that people knew and said ‘fake’. Ainen, the librarian, tried to test it, and the place.

‘library!’

Frontier had never been to the library before. However, it was different from the day before the Mystyltain incident. Librarian Ainen is an information collector and has a very good memory.

Just said Frontier. I’ve been researching endless data.

Maybe from then? Has Frontier already smelled the Indus since then?

‘Then why did you deliberately say something about Mistiltein in class?’

I don’t know if Frontier really knows the original form of Mystyltaine.

However, by bringing up the story in Constell in advance, Frontier was able to convince himself to some extent about the journey of breaking down the coffin in which Mystyltain was enshrined during a meeting.

Ainen wasn’t at the meeting place, so I don’t know exactly what Frontier was doing there. Even talking to Heldre and how it was.

However, it was clear what kind of reaction Heldre would have had if he had made such a trip.

‘Frondier imprinted himself on Heldre!’

Then why?

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No matter how suspicious of Heldre from then on, there would have been no need for Frontier to reveal himself.

If Heldre notices Frontier and takes any action,

‘… … It’s a hut!’

Ainen was already feeling the chill that was close to the cold by the time her thoughts had advanced to that point.

Malia thought the same way.

‘Frondier, did you go to the hut alone to attract Heldre’s men?’

Frontier’s behavior at the time was also strange to Malia, who later heard it.

There was no reason to come now to the hut I had visited with Elodie as a child.

But if that’s what attracted Heldre.

If Heldre himself took advantage of the difficulty in moving, he drew in the minions.

‘That subordinate was Serp Daniel.’

Serp didn’t go to Frontier, but Frontier lured Serp into it.

And the Serp died. By the hand of Frontier.

I don’t know how he died.

‘Frondier, what have you done?’

Just said Frontier. there’s nothing I haven’t done

If Frontier was really trying to get Heldre’s information, there was no way he could have killed Serp.

If the information Frontier has now, a significant amount of it was vomited by Serp.

… … I can’t even imagine what the torture was.

Meanwhile.

‘The frontier students obviously went to Tayburn.’

Jane was thinking a little differently.

Frontier’s decision to go to Tayburn on vacation was quite the buzz in Constell.

As Jane told Aten why,

‘I said I had something to bring.’

I have something to bring.

Literally translated, I left something behind in the tavern.

At first I thought it was a thing.

But what if it was actually a person and not a thing.

‘… … Did you go to hear Grovel’s story?’

In fact, Frontier has a record of interviewing Grovel in prison. As a student, I know this.

Grovel, who was hired by Serp as a mercenary.

I was wondering if I could get information about the Indus from him.

Just said Frontier. There’s no place I haven’t been to

Is that why you went to Tabern? that hell.

“… … .”

“… … .”

“… … .”

A sudden silence in the conference room. But it was a meaningful silence.

Pascal looked around once and shrugged.

“Well, I don’t know, but somehow the other teachers seem to understand what Frontier said!”

Yes. Pascal was right.

In particular, Ainen, Jane, and Malia looked at Frontier like a monster.

Seeing this, President Osfried smiled.

He called the Frontier as if to test.

“Frondier-kun.”

“Yes.”

“Can I ask the question you asked last time again?”

“A question?”

As Frontier asked, Osprey’s smile grew even more mischievous.

“You must have a bad reputation, but why were you hiding it all?”

That was the question when Frontier and Osprit were alone.

However, most of the contents were secrets from each other.

Frontier tilted his head once and answered more simply than he did then.

“Because I am weak.”

that one word.

The teachers lowered themselves as if a weight were on their shoulders.

This made it clear

Frontier’s journey so far. There was a logic that penetrated all of them in one line.

Looking at his appearance so far, Frontier had a clear talent as a Constell student. It was seen by everyone during the first semester final exam.

Frontier is not incompetent. He was just holding his breath.

To catch the Indus tail. While willingly enduring the annihilation of ‘human sloth’.

Only when it was time for rumors of his excommunication from Roach to begin to circulate, Frontier moved. He had put his own bait to the Indus for a very long time.

Whether he was sleeping on his stomach every class was really sleeping, or whether he was waiting for the right time with his cool eyes hidden between his veiled face, it is now unknown.

“Then, Frontier-kun. How do we stop the Indus plan? If you’re attacked at Cropole, it’s going to go according to the Indus plan.”

I knew what Indus meant. Now it’s your turn to stop.

But this time, Frontier spoke with a rather refreshing face.

“Oh, that’s simple.”

“Simple?”

Frontier nodded.

“It’s just that I don’t have to go to Kropol.”