I Possessed an Academy Without a Protagonist chapter 18

Episode 18. Beginning (5)

Nettle!

The new model of Schlusus flew towards the front.

In response, the training golem clenched his fists.

It was a speed that never lags behind Schlust’s rushing speed.

Quang!

A diagonal cross cut from above.

As Schlusus struck down the iron pipe, the golem’s fist shattered.

“What, what just?”

“I don’t know. I can’t see any….”

Stones were scattered all over the place and there was a loud roar, but the students couldn’t even recognize what was going on.

Both the Golem’s movement and the Schlus’ movement were far beyond their cognition.

“Whoa….”

It was a golem preparing to raise his left fist quickly, but Schlusus did not give it time to do so and dig deeper.

Next is the leg.

With a smooth connection, Schlus made a horizontal slash.

The golem’s leg broke helplessly and his posture was tilted.

Schlusz took a step back, waiting for his body to lean.

The moment when the golem turns forward…

It slashed from the bottom up and smashed the golem’s head.

kuung . . . . . . . .

The golem fell helplessly, and it never happened again.

It was because of the destruction of the nukes.

Silence fell in the classroom.

Beyond the dark clouds of dust, Schlus stood still, breathing heavily.

The golem had already been neutralized, but no one could easily speak up first.

“I will return it. Sorry for the damage.”

“Uh huh. No. It’s just an iron pipe, but what…”

Sergei smirked when he was handed the iron pipe.

The pipe was bent back and forth, and it was completely out of its original shape.

“I expected to deal with it with magic, but I didn’t know that I would just destroy it with my body, hahahaha.”

In the beginning, it was a golem made for magic training.

It was a golem that could not be destroyed by magic because it had a magic resistance enchantment on it, but it was infinitely vulnerable to physical power.

Of course, the weakness is the same as compared to magic, but the power to break rocks was not usually a formidable force.

Do you have an internal circuit in pretty good condition?

Perhaps Schlus was more talented as a knight than a wizard, Sergei thought.

‘What the hell…’

Tree’s pupils shook.

It was difficult to say that Schlust’s movements were perfect, but it was enough to say that they were complete nonetheless.

A standard swordsmanship that has been transformed according to one’s own body type and characteristics and neat movements are connected.

It was not only possible to learn swordsmanship, but also to deep contemplation and exploration, and it was impossible without bloody effort.

It was enough to believe that it was the movement of a junior knight who was just taking the senior knight test.

“Yeah. But this is really…. I want to know what to do.”

Sergei scratched his head and grinned.

There is only one training golem I prepared for you.

I looked into it to see if it could be repaired, but it was difficult for Sergei, who did not know the design, to restore it because the core technique had been destroyed.

“Whoops! You look like you need my help! Professor Sergei!”

“Chairman?”

Then the classroom door opened and Alexia appeared with her hands on her waist.

“I’ll fix it!”

“Do you know the rescue, Chairman?”

“No! I don’t know!”

“Yes? Then, by what way….”

Alexia walked up to the golem and put her hand on the golem.

The magic engraved on the inside was more severely damaged than the broken limbs and head.

But Alexia was confident she could fix it.

“You can go back in time!”

“The past? What do you mean by that…?”

“I’ll never forget what I saw! Of course, I remember the whole process of how the golem was broken! There is a specific energy wave that is released when the spell is destroyed! By analyzing that, you can find out where and how it was destroyed!”

“···········?”

Sergei, who had heard but did not fully understand, tilted his head.

I didn’t even look through the golem to see the magic.

Would you like to restore the original through the wavelengths produced in the process of being destroyed?

It’s not impossible in theory.

This was at the level of difficulty of predicting how the carriage was broken by listening to the sounds of the accident site.

“Hmmmm…!”

Alexia began to fix the spell.

The erased magic was engraved again, and the scattered stones gathered again to form the limbs of the golem.

By the time Alexia let go, the golem stood tall as it was when she first saw it.

All the students could not take their eyes off of this and opened their mouths.

He was overwhelmed by the majesty of the highest rank, Elste-class wizard.

“Is this all right? I’ve even repaired the trauma!”

“Uh-huh! It’s also the chairman! It’s been restored!”

“Fufu! It’s good to praise you a little more!”

“By the way, to say that you saw the whole process of the golem breaking… were you observing the class? Where the hell-“

“aah! I forgot something! I should stop going!”

“············”.

Alexia ran away quickly, avoiding Sergei’s gaze.

If you want to attend, you can do it confidently. because he’s the chairman

It was Sergei who did not understand Alexia’s intentions at all.

“Now then, let’s resume the test!”

Leaving behind the commotion, Sergei clapped his hands.

***

“This sh*t-“

Blood was dripping from his nose.

I quickly wiped it off with the handkerchief I brought with me.

His whole body was heavy and he was very tired.

Only dropped 1 mana 1.

Mana co-stress stat was low, so the percentage of the generated mana energy was converted to less than 10%.

With that, I was able to generate superhuman strength for only 3 seconds, but that was more than enough.

In 2 seconds, the training golem had already collapsed and crawled on the ground.

I had no intention of smashing the nucleus, that is, the head where the ceremony was located, but my hand moved unknowingly because I was quite excited.

Perhaps because of looking into Schlust’s memories, he was compelled to make sure the enemy’s breath was cut off.

Thanks to that, I have no complaints about breaking the quest.

By the way, looking at the memory of this guy, it doesn’t seem like he’s an ordinary guy.

What kind of commoner would face a giant monster in the snowy mountains alone?

If you see me here now, it means I survived that time, did you think I did it alone?

ah please Someone will come and help.

It’s a bit disappointing that I couldn’t look into my memories to the end because I was dealing with the golem.

“Ummm….”

Anyway, Trier kept staring at this side.

He seems to think he didn’t get caught, but it’s too much tea.

Does the setting that the tree has a bit of sloppyness appear like this?

If you have attracted even a little bit of Trie’s attention, that alone is enough for today’s achievement.

In the first place, for that reason, he took an iron pipe and made a fuss.

“Next. Edengart Trier von dem Schulzenberg.”

“Yes!”

At Sergei’s call, Trier jumped to his feet.

Finally it’s the tree’s turn.

All the other students tried to attack with magic.

However, I will use a sword on the tree stimulated by my appearance.

The sword she always carries around her waist.

“uh?”

However, the tree was to untie the belt and put the sword in place.

As Trier approached the training golem alone, I blankly watched.

That said, if the posture he took was for chess, that wasn’t the case either.

“Then I’ll start.”

It was an extremely ordinary, breathing posture in order to use magic.

I stopped running out of pulse.

Throughout the test, fire magic, gust magic, etc. were cast on the tree, but it did not do any significant damage to the golem.

Although I was the only one who destroyed the golem in the first place.

Still, if she had picked up her sword, it would have been possible for her to have passed away sooner than I did.

To be honest, I would be lying if I said I wasn’t disappointed.

“It’s over. Just go back.”

“Yes.”

Trier bowed her head and returned to her seat.

There was a slight darkness on her face as she sighed.

‘I’ll have to move ahead with the plan.’

It is a change of operation.

I think the conversion of Trier to a knight should go a little faster.

It was frustrating to see her top-notch talent being rotten by doing magic like this.

How the hell did the main character only watch this for over a year?

Convince Trier as quickly as possible, turning it into a sword to fight for me.

That is the goal for the tree first.

“Next. Einz von Wiegenstein.”

“Huh. Watch closely, Schlus. I’ll destroy the golem too.”

“Oh, uh, huh.”

Einz walked forward confidently, but honestly answered with a bit of dryness.

For some reason, he shoots a lot of dazzling magic, but he wasn’t really interested in that.

Because I was busy paying attention to Trie, who was lowering her head with a serious expression.

***

“The test is over. The results will be reflected in future classes. Then disband!”

The class broke and the students rushed out.

Even though they gathered and chatted, they couldn’t help but keep an eye on one person.

That’s Schlus Heinkel.

He was the only one to destroy the training golem during the test.

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Just by entering the Imperial University, students are already half-completed wizards.

However, their magic did not leave a single scratch on the training golem.

Among them, Einz was the only one who raised the Golem’s level to 9, but that was all.

Einz couldn’t help but smile in disappointment as he looked at the golem who was still intact even after the explosion shook the classroom.

With this, Einz was now convinced.

Follow Schlust and you will never be bored.

“Einz-sama. Let’s go play tennis-“

“Go with yourselves. I have business to see separately.”

“Yes? Einz-sama?”

Of course, it wasn’t Einz who knew that his friends wouldn’t like it.

For those whose fundamental discrimination against commoners is deeply ingrained, they will never be able to get along well with Schlust.

Einz was not entirely discriminatory, but his friends did not have the concept of being flexible according to their abilities.

Schlusus, who is sure to shake up the Empire, or the Continent. And nobility kids who don’t have much to see.

It was clear which of the two to give up and which one to choose.

Einz found Schlus’s head and approached him, waving his hand, but-

“Wow! Schlust! Today’s test was great. Can you tell me how you’re so strong-“

“I’m sorry. I’m a little busy today. We’ll talk about it later.”

“············”.

Schlusz just said a few words and left him mercilessly.

Einz, with his mouth open, stood blankly in place.

*

“············”.

On the way home.

The footsteps of Tree, who was walking gracefully, stopped.

It’s usually a quiet road with no one around.

For some reason, there was a person sitting on the bench in front of me.

Even that person…

‘Schlus Heinkel.’

He was the chief of the common people.

Of course, Schlusz had deliberately run back and forth by a shortcut to meet Treer, but Tree had no way of knowing.

‘Are you talking? Don’t you?’

Trie quickly licked her lips and began to ponder.

The swordsmanship he showed during the test was obviously a longsword swordsmanship.

It was not just an imitation, but a swordsmanship that seemed to have been polished quite a bit.

A commoner would hardly ever hold a long sword in his hand, and even less likely to learn it.

So, I wondered how Schlusus learned swordsmanship.

And Tree had a personality that couldn’t stand it if he had any questions.

“Schlus Heinkel.”

“Ah. Aren’t you Miss Edengart Trier von dem Schulzenberg?”

“…just call me Trier.”

“Okay, Tree.”

“uh?”

“What’s the matter. Didn’t you feel comfortable talking first?”

Tree was a bit confused.

I didn’t know I was going to say half-talk…

I wanted to tell him to correct his tone, but he decided to put up with the tree.

Because Schulzenberg was not a family that valued politeness or formality very much.

Show your dominance with your skills and strength.

Then the other person will know how to treat you accordingly.

It was the teachings of his father, Gawain von Schulzenberg, who would go down in history.

“Are there any complaints?”

“Oh, no. I was just surprised….”

For some reason, the tone seemed to be getting more and more disrespectful, but I decided to just let it go.

I had a question, so it was Trie who spoke to me.

“You did well in the test. Do you think you’ve ever used a sword?”

“A little while ago.”

Schlust clasped his hands.

His palms were full of calluses.

“May I know who you learned it from?”

“Father. He was a guard in the northern area. Maybe.”

guards? Did the guards learn longsword swordsmanship instead of spears?

I was a little skeptical, but for now I decided to accept it.

It wasn’t that there weren’t any cases where a commoner was reborn as a skilled knight.

“Is that the only thing you wonder about?”

“Yeah. That’s it.”

“Then can I ask you one thing?”

“What?”

“Did you also learn swordsmanship?”

“······································································!

Tree’s pupils dilated.

Schlust’s dead eyes seemed to see through her everything.

“No. Oh, you have to.”

“What is the misunderstanding. Footwork. Breathing method. And you can tell just by looking at the calluses on your hands. Have you ever reached a great level?”

“Oh, no.”

“Do I really need to hide it?”

“hahahaha…….. Yes. You’re right.”

Trier sighed and had to admit it.

The more she denied it, the more Schluss seemed to laugh at her in a more confident tone.

“But it must be a real misunderstanding that it is a considerable state. I am far from real knights.”

“You’re definitely stronger than me, aren’t you?”

“I saw your swordsmanship for a short time. I can’t judge by that alone.”

“It’s okay to be honest. Don’t you think you’re stronger than me? Am I wrong?”

“············”.

Tree’s mouth shut.

How could this man be so assertive and confident in everything he said?

What was annoying was that it was all true.

Schlusz’s swordsmanship was definitely excellent.

Compared to the incumbent junior knights, it was never inferior.

However, there is still a rough side, so I was right that I thought it would be difficult to overcome me.

“That’s right. But why ask that?”

“I wish you could teach me.”

“What?”

“You’re asking me to teach you swordsmanship.”

Schlust looked at Trier with dead eyes and said.

The disrespectful tone was still there, but the smile that had remained before had completely disappeared from his face.

He was obviously serious.

teach me swordsmanship

Tree felt his heart beating at the request he had received for the first time in his life.

His heart, which had stopped since he abandoned chivalry and turned to a wizard, started beating again.

After a moment of deliberation, Trier slowly opened her mouth.

“no.”