Academy’s Weapon Replicator chapter 203

Chapter 67 The Trinity (2)

The rumors about Frontier are now known to almost all students.

This may have the ripple effect of the rumor itself, but there is definitely someone who leads the rumor.

Frontier did not respond to any rumors surrounding him.

The languid face and reticent mouth were still there, and the call to Pielot was still there.

Of course, the appearance was making the rumor even worse, but he didn’t seem to care.

Since Frontier did not respond, the people around him remained silent.

Therefore, the students wanted to know the truth of the rumors.

Frontier’s consistent silence seemed to confirm the rumors, as well as not open his mouth to the trivial rumors.

If he had been alone, the students would soon have insulted Frontier, believing the rumors to be true, but the people around him treated him as usual, and the other students were confused.

—You need to know the true skills of Frontier.

The students’ thoughts turned to one. And in fact, this idea was also of major interest to students who already knew Frontier before the rumors spread.

In the end, whether you believe the rumors or not, it was a common thought that you were curious about the power of the Frontier.

As if responding to the hearts of such students, an appropriate event came to Constell.

“Joint mission.”

Frontier looked at the schedule on the classroom bulletin board and muttered.

“One person from each grade, three people team up to do simple tasks. You did it last year.”

said Elodie.

In last year’s joint mission, Frontier worked with Edwin and Quinier. He is now in his sophomore year, and Quinier has graduated. I’ll have to meet the new 1st and 3rd graders and take on the mission.

“How are you, Frontier? I think this is a good opportunity to put the rumors of Constell to rest.”

“It’s not a problem that can be solved simply by showing off your skills.”

said Frontier.

The main argument of the rumors is whether or not Frontier has been injected with mana.

Of course, Frontier does not have any symptoms characteristic of the person who received the injection, but the rumors say that he developed a tolerance from repeated injections. That is why the amount of mana that has grown is significant.

“Even if you work hard like this, you will only spur the rumors. Because he got mana injections, there are only interpretations of how strong he is.”

“Then what? If you let it go, the rumors will no longer be out of control. you know too This case is not going to end by just ignoring it.”

At Elodie’s words, Frontier nodded.

The main purpose of this rumor is to inject mana after all. I don’t know if anyone anywhere is recommending such a thing, but as the rumors about Frontier progress, more and more people will be interested in injections.

‘I heard that the police had already been informed of the incident, and that Aten had informed the Imperial Palace. From what I heard, it seems that Atji also participated in a professional mission.’

Frontier already knew about the outside information.

Even if we leave it alone anyway, if the Imperial Palace, Pros, and Constell cooperate, they will soon catch the main hater and go all out.

The frontier’s job is to keep students from touching the injection until then. Because I still don’t know if it’s possible to treat after one injection.

“There is only one way.”

Frontier’s sigh deepened.

Elodie tilted her head. I can’t think of a sharp number, is there a way?

“What?”

“I don’t use mana, I have to do my job.”

“… … ?!”

At that, Elodie opened her mouth.

What did he just say? Don’t you spend mana on joint missions?

“You, you know what that means.”

“And if possible, I should finish it as quickly as possible. Anyway, I have to appeal to the students.”

There, Frontier made a more absurd sound. Elodie tried to say something with her mouth open, repeating herself.

Complete the mission in a short time enough to appeal to students without using mana. No need to explain how difficult it is.

In addition, this sophomore year is filled with promising youngsters from Constell, including Elodie.

In the first year, all of them were in a learning position, so it was a bit embarrassing, but from the second year on, I had to lead the first year and lead the way.

It is virtually impossible to beat them and accomplish a mission quickly without mana.

… … But if it’s a frontier.

As the thought ran through his head, Elodie drew an arc around his lips. It was a challenging smile.

“I won’t look at you.”

At Elodie’s words, Frontier laughed.

“If you do, I will be disappointed.”

You’ve decided what to do, and now it’s your turn to take steps to make it happen.

First of all, Mana. Restricting not using mana is also important, but to appeal to students, you need to hide more mana than not spend.

Frontier didn’t have much mana originally, and this time Helheim’s mana was used like his limbs, so it was well taken care of, but this was not enough.

Most of the wizards already knew how much of Frontier’s mana amount.

‘You have to hide it better.’

And if that’s possible.

‘I wish I could be honest with you.’

It was a frontier who remembered that person and smiled bitterly.

* * *

“I can’t believe it.”

With Frontier in front of him, the man said with great caution.

“Even if you don’t believe me, I have nothing more to convince you of. I’m just here to learn.”

“I can’t believe that someone like a senior would come to me and learn something!”

The man was Diego Aiger.

When it was lunchtime, Frontier called for Pierrot and found out that Pierrot was sharing the same dormitory with Dier.

That’s why I’ve come to see Dier with Pierrot.

“What do you mean? Do you plan to make me a subordinate of your seniors like Pielot?”

As Frondier had expected, Dier was very vigilant.

Dier is a smart man. However, he is not as laid-back as Frontier.

A character who is wary of things that deviate from one’s expectations and struggles until he finds a convincing reason.

Of course, this is a result of Dier’s sensitive nature, but it stems from the obsessive-compulsive notion that he cannot keep up with other people’s powerful physical abilities.

‘From long experience, in order to convince someone like this.’

Rather than convince yourself that you are innocent, it is better to create a good reason to dispel doubts.

“Actually, Dier.”

“What?”

“I intend to make Pielot a warrior comparable to Aster.”

Dier looked at Pielot in surprise, and Pielot was surprised to see Frontier.

Of course I wasn’t lying.

This has nothing to do with the reason I came to Dier this time.

Frontier spoke again.

“But, you know, Pielot tends to be overly dependent on Aurors.”

“Yes. Pielot is Auror dependent.”

“Don’t talk like a strange disease.”

Pielot growled.

“So, first of all, I am concentrating on training without using an auror. Pielot will know it well.”

At Frontier’s words, Pielot nodded.

In fact, so far, Pielot has swayed quite a bit, becoming Frontier’s so-called ‘practice opponent’.

And in the meantime, Aurors were banned. Whenever he tried to use it even a little, he was hit in the head with a wooden mallet. Of course he’s a weave guy.

“But it has its limits. It has become almost a habit for Pielot to use an auror. Blocking Aurors from being used would actually be a hindrance to training. Of course, as a warrior, it is desirable to be able to use Aurors at any time, but it is not suitable for the current training.”

“… … Indeed, so.”

“okay. You must learn the power to completely hide your mana and presence.”

Dière excels at extremely hiding his presence. Even Frontier missed it for a moment in the test.

That means that Dier handles the mana inside him perfectly. Although Dier himself accepts it as if it is nothing, there are very few people who can erase his presence to the level of Dier.

“If Pielot can completely control the mana inside him, the habit of auras will also decrease. That’s why I need you.”

Of course, the truth is, Frontier himself needs it, but it seems he has chosen a very appropriate excuse.

“… … Then what do I get?”

“Oh, of course it’s ready.”

In anticipation of Dier’s words, Frontier laughed.

“If you teach Pielot well, I’ll introduce you to Aster.”

Frontier had no doubts that this was a very appropriate deal.

In the game and now, Diego has a strong admiration for Aster.

People usually yearn for what they don’t have, and naturally Aster is the perfect match for his admiration.

And if I can learn from Aster, Dier will also grow significantly, so everything is desirable from the Frontier’s point of view.

“… … no.”

But Dier shook his head.

He looked at Frontier with brightly shining eyes.

“Senior Sloth will teach you.”

“… … What?”

“As you know, I’m half-baked.”

Dier looked at his hand. The mana you can feel from that hand is definitely there, but compared to the other students attending Constell, it is far too small.

“I met someone recently. He’s the kind of guy that’s been circulating a ghastly rumor in Constell these days. As soon as they saw me, they asked me if I wanted to become stronger.”

Frontier’s eyes twitched. no doubt A person involved in mana injection.

“… … Frankly, I was shaken. It felt like it was for me. I felt like I was chosen.”

it would have been

Of course, it’s true that they induced them to feel that way, but from their point of view, there’s no one more suited to them than Dier.

Outstanding intelligence, calm judgment, a desire to be strong, plus great eyes and senses.

It was as if he had collected everything to become the best warrior and only subtracted mana and physical abilities.

It is very easy to imagine what would happen if he had enough mana.

“… … You refused.”

“Yes.”

Frontier sighed in relief. I believe in Dier’s nature, but it must have been too much of a temptation for him.

“It is my fault that I am weak.”

“… … !”

It wasn’t Frontier who was surprised by Dier’s words. It was Pielot.

Pielot thought. Although I often chatted with Dier, he had a strange habit.

To say that I am weak. Saying that, rather than burning the will.

Pierrot was doing something he couldn’t possibly do, but Diego’s eyes were always shining.

“So, that’s my problem.”

Therefore, Dier refused the invitation.

Frontier felt the weight of those words and let out a small breath.

──I have to pay the price for my indolence.

Ampere and Atzi, who heard this from themselves one day, must have felt the same way.

“… … So it is me.”

“sorry. What happened to the senior, I don’t know. But for me, Sloth is the most obvious role model.”

Frontier, who was an icon of incompetence in her freshman year.

But now it is the opposite image. That was seen as very attractive to Dier.

-There is no way for people to go.

Dier had heard from Elodi the other day, something that was close to a warning.

I don’t think that’s a lie. I don’t think it’s exaggerated or pretentious.

Knowing that, Dier said.

“Please let me walk the same path.”

Hearing those words, Frontier thought.

You can’t make him do what he did. If that happens, Dier won’t be able to survive.

The reason that Frontier was able to grow through such experiences was because he believed that it was possible by closely examining his abilities. Even if it was going to hell.

However, it is the same path.

If that’s what Frontier did, looking at Dier’s abilities to give him a hell he deserves.

“Then first.”

Frontier laughed.

“I’ll make sure that I don’t hear the voice of a lazy senior again.”

“… … Oh yes?”

After that, Dier screamed in horror as he underwent Frondier’s training.

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