Academy’s Weapon Replicator chapter 78

Chapter 23 Coincidence

The night that Frontier declared the bomb.

Ampere called Atzier to his room.

A quiet room with only one small light turned on. Ampere asked Atzier.

“Hey, what do you think?”

“Your will is my will.”

Ampere smiled at Atzier’s answer, but shook his head.

“I thought you would say that. Since you were very young, you have faithfully followed my words without any rebellion.”

Atjie’s past achievements were not enough to simply say that he was a model student or an honor student.

Expectations of families, including Ampere, and attention and burden in Constell. overcame it all.

Obviously, the standard the world wanted of him was a position that was too high for an ordinary person to see.

However, Atjie went up without any problem. like it should be like that.

There wasn’t a single expression of difficulty until he came here, so Atzier is a proud son to Ampere, but he’s also worried. Steel that is too hard can break easily.

“But hey. If you’ve seen Frontier up close, you’ve got something to think about. That’s why I stayed silent in the restaurant.”

When Frontier said he would go to Tayburn.

Those remarks were more dangerous than Frontier’s abrupt remarks at the meeting.

However, Atzier, who had stopped Frontier at the time of the meeting, remained silent when he said that he would go to Tayburn.

“Aji, I am still unfamiliar with the change of Frontier. It means that I wasn’t good enough for my role as a father.”

Surprisingly, Ampere spoke of his tribe. It was the lowest posture he could have for his son.

“I need wisdom now. What are your thoughts? Do you think it will be okay for Frontier to go to Tayburn?”

Atjie closed his eyes for a moment. My father said so, but he couldn’t take it out.

And Atzier, too, was feeling the need to tell Ampere a few things about Frontier.

“At least,”

Atjie seems to be choosing which word is most appropriate,

“I’m not going to die.”

In the end, he uttered those words.

“Do you really think so?”

Ampere questioned him again. Tayburn was such a dangerous place. Literally, a place where you have to contemplate whether to live or die.

“The Frontier today is different from the guy from last year.”

Atzier was the person who saw the growth rate of the Frontier up close.

Of course, even he doesn’t know all the skills of Frontier, but as far as melee combat is concerned, he taught himself.

It seemed that he would give up in three days, or even a day, but Frontier followed his instructions relentlessly.

From what I’ve seen, Frontier is the type that thinks and moves. The type that puts traps in advance and uses psychological warfare to close the gap with the enemy.

It was definitely a completely different tendency from Atzier, who dealt with all situations as a basic tool.

Because of this, even if it seems like a trick, it has a clear effect. The same goes for this final exam. He changed the war situation to his advantage through hidden numbers, superiority of information, and deception, and did not miss the opportunity.

Perhaps because of his habit of laying down so many traps, Frontier starts with what he thinks is possible.

I wonder if I have gathered the tools that can be used for psychological warfare one by one. That must have been the reason why he asked Atji to show the demonstration of ‘Nakjang’.

It was that part that Atjie understood in her own way.

The reason Frontier has been lazy without doing anything until now is because he considered most things ‘impossible’.

However, for some reason, I thought again that it is possible. The result is what it is today.

“Frondier is not arrogant.”

“Are you going to get anything there? Does Frontier believe in that?”

“If it were just a belief, Frontier wouldn’t have tried. Frontier knows. You will get something there.”

In Atzier’s view, Frontier has been living like a vicious person since one day. As if you were really a different person.

It was surprising to Atzier to say that he would go to Tayburn, but he did not think that Frontier, who had lived such a vicious life, would suddenly make a stupid decision.

“Unless there is an excommunication, the Frontier will live up to the name of the Roach.”

If the original plan was to send Frontier to a safe place rather than to be expelled by excommunication, in the end, unless it was an excommunication, Frontier would follow the same path as Ampere and Atzier.

“If it’s hell to see someday, it wouldn’t hurt to look ahead.”

* * *

I was thinking.

Who should I tell that I’m going to Tayburn?

First of all, talk to Aten, who has received a lot of help, and if not, then I’ll probably chase you down to Tayburn. No, are you still going after Tayburn? In case you don’t know, why don’t you tell Aster or Cybel first? But do I have to say anything, I’m not going to die–

I was thinking about something like that, but to no avail.

“Tayburn, you’re leaving.”

This is what Aten said as soon as I entered the classroom.

It wasn’t just Aten. As soon as I entered the classroom, the students looked at me and whispered. At first glance, the word ‘Tayburn’ came to mind.

How do students know all this? As I thought about it, Elodie came to mind.

You bastard, you spread this story all over the school!

“Ah, yes. I was going to tell you, but the rumors are faster than me.”

I don’t know what Elodie was thinking, but as long as it’s spread to this extent, it’s meaningless to deny it.

Aten looked at me as if he was about to die.

“Why are you giving up your life so easily?”

It was really seeing someone dying soon.

“Who is going to die? You will come back fine.”

“Then why did Tavern… … ?”

Well. It will certainly be questionable.

For me, Tayburn is a high-risk, high-return place, but to others, it’s just a high-risk with no return. It’s also an incredibly high risk. There was also a guy called Die-risk.

“I have something to bring.”

After a lot of thought, I answered. I don’t want to lie to Aten as much as possible, but even if I explain everything, she won’t understand.

That’s half the truth. At my words, Aten blinked and seemed to be thinking about something.

“okay. What to bring… … .”

It seemed to me that he was saying something very unusual because he was reciting it like that.

“Aten. I’m asking just in case, isn’t it?”

“Is it possible? I am a woman who knows the level.”

… … Well, yes.

I nodded my head as I thought that asking more questions would have rather bad results.

* * *

-… … Are you going to tavern? Frontier?

Hearing Aten’s words, her sister Saleh asked from the other side of the phone.

As Aten remembers, it is rare to count on a handful of questions Saleh asks in surprise.

“yes. I have something to bring.”

-I have something to bring… … .

Saleh murmured similarly as Aten did.

-I mean, what did you leave behind on Tayburn?

“i think so too.”

– So, you mean that Frontier has been to Tayburn before?

“If we interpret that word literally, it would be.”

Saleh and Aten had the same idea.

Tayburn is hell for those who have been and a land of horror and unknowns for those who haven’t.

Death row inmates, criminals, and soldiers to be used as meat shields. And where there are only monsters that attack every moment.

Anything else to bring to an area where no one knows anything about it.

I can’t explain it other than that I’ve been to Tayburn before.

In other words, Frontier has ‘leaved something’ on the tavern and is going to take it back this vacation.

‘Tayburn is not an area where words are dangerous. Do you dare go to such a place again?’

I don’t know what it is, but it’s sure to bring something huge.

The Frontier that Aten saw was strong enough for a student’s status, but it wasn’t that important.

– But Aten.

“yes.”

-Why are you telling me that? You don’t think I’ll be able to help the frontier, do you?

The only thing Saleh knew about Frontier was that his mother, Philly, sent Aten to dig up information about Dragon Heart.

That is, south

Saleh does not know that it was Frontier who stopped Elysia. If I knew it, my evaluation of Frontier would go downhill.

“What are you talking about, sister? It’s just part of the chat.”

-… … Do you know that you are becoming more and more like your mother?

“So this is a different story altogether.”

Elysia did not even listen and continued to speak.

“I have a place I want to go on vacation.”

-… … hey. you. stop for a moment

“Constell’s vacation is said to be aimed at improving students’ individual skills. So I also try to travel a bit to improve my skills. Isn’t it strange at all?”

-hey! it’s crazy? you know where it is! can i allow it?

“What are you talking about? I still haven’t figured out where to go. Of course, I’ll do my best on my own, but you don’t know what the world will be like? It might be a much tougher journey than I thought, right? Oh, don’t worry though. I hope there will be a stellar day. At the most, I only go there for ‘one month’.”

Aten’s audacity reached its peak.

A deep sigh was heard from across the phone.

-Somehow, I wondered why you were saying this to me and not my mother.

“What are you talking about, sister? You can talk to anyone, be it to your mother or to your sister.”

-okay. No matter where you go, I will help you prepare for a pleasant trip. Also attach escorts. But remember that the escort was also your watchdog. If you do anything dangerous, or even put your foot in danger, I will have the escort arrest you and lock you up in the Imperial Palace.

“thank you. I didn’t ask for it.”

It wasn’t a request.

That’s called intimidation, Atten.

– So this is a different story altogether.

Saleh followed Aten’s words.

– Do you like Frontier?

“… … .”

Aten stopped talking at Saleh’s question. shy but? When Saleh was imagining Aten’s blushing face,

“I do not know.”

Aten gave an answer that seemed to be a little unexpected, but also very much like her.

– Not sure?

“yes. I don’t even know what that is.”

Hmm. but.

In front of Aten, she tries to act like an older sister, but in fact, Saleh is still young. Even more so, since most of them were locked up in the Imperial Palace.

– Maybe we’ll find out this time?

“Maybe.”

Aten answered casually.

And after about three seconds, he spoke again.

“No, what are you talking about? I’m just going on vacation on vacation.”

-yes. That’s right.

Aten then ended the call, ignoring Saleh’s half-teasing remarks.

White eyes flickered between the pure white and cold expressionless expression.

“Well. I am a woman who knows the level.”

Who is going to follow?

I just go on vacation during vacation.

Everything after that is just a coincidence.