76 – Revolutionary Corps-6
“What you looking at!?”
The girl’s voice was as young and cute as it seemed.
‘Ah, can’t it be… isn’t it?’
I tried to deny it, but there was only one possibility that came to my mind.
There is no such thing as a sudden appearance of a person who did not exist, nor a sudden disappearance of a person who existed.
‘They’re the same person?’
My mind was dizzy at the huge gap difference.
“You turn off the time well. I’ll admit it. You look really strong.”
If I had said it in a big state like before, it would have been very dignified, but if I said it in a small state like now, I started to feel like I was playing with my nephew.
“Don’t look at me like that.”
He was still cute despite his low growl.
“Is it a side effect of the ability?”
There aren’t that many abilities that have side effects.
‘If the ability had side effects, the maintenance time would have been longer.’
“I hope it’s a side effect too.”
“Ah, you’re originally that tall.”
“You don’t have to tell me.”
A person with a short stature, a cute voice, and a cute appearance opened his mouth with a dignified tone, and I felt an enormous gap.
He must have been talking in a tone that was familiar to him, but he seemed like a child who was acting out a dignified tone in part.
“I can go back right away, I’m doing this because I don’t have enough mana to activate my ability. It’s possible to cover enough with mana regeneration to maintain.”
“Ah yes.”
Let’s change the topic of conversation. If we keep talking about this topic, I think the word cute will come out subconsciously.
“Anyway, since I won, are you following my instructions?”
“You don’t even have a conscience? Honestly, I think I’ll be able to subdue you enough in the current state.”
It was not wrong.
The only direct hit from her attack was the last one, the one with her feet that moved as if sweeping the ground, but that alone made my whole body tremble in pain.
In this state, it would be impossible to catch C-class Awoken no matter how low mana is.
“The content of the bet was to hold out until the ability is released, right?”
“I didn’t finish it just because I was kidding.”
said to her tongue-in-cheek.
“It’s over if you catch it once, but it runs around like a rat. It’s strange to see your body bent?”
“If you move like that, your body hurts terribly.”
“It would have hurt more if you bumped into me.”
That’s right too. Assuming that she didn’t control her strength at all, if I had hit her squarely, she would have exploded.
“But anyway, it’s an education right now, so I don’t think I’ll get anything.”
“Iknow, right.”
Because all but one E-class Awakener had collapsed.
‘I won 20 to 1.’
I wasn’t very excited. Because they weren’t that strong.
“I saw the fight. It was great.”
Six, who had been watching the fight, approached me.
“I think you are a monster.”
“It looks like a monster to me.”
“I think so too.”
Are you getting approved as a three-strike monster now?
Just as she was thinking nonsense, the woman grew taller again.
I didn’t pay much attention to it when fighting, but I thought it was a pretty convenient ability when I saw that my clothes were getting bigger as well.
“As expected, it’s comfortable because the field of view is high.”
“Ugh.”
The woman raised her elbows on top of my head and leaned against me.
To be honest, it was quite heavy, but it wasn’t unbearable, so I was still.
“What’s the instructor’s name?”
“My name is Suheon Lee. What about you?”
“Call me Leah.”
First off, it’s not my first name. How come the person’s name is Leah. Anyone can see that it’s a pseudonym.
“How long do you think it will take Leah-san to wake up?”
“Since they’ve been raised strong, I think they’ll all wake up after lunchtime.”
Still, the morning hours are empty.
“Is there anything else I can do?”
“Do you want to go see how other places practice?”
“good.”
I was curious about how Ha-yeon and Yeon-ha train people.
In particular, since Ha-yeon is the captain of the guard, wouldn’t there be a great way to deal with people?
I followed Six and moved to Ha-yeon’s room.
Leah also followed us as if she had nothing else to do.
“Let’s go in quietly so as not to disturb.”
I opened the small door for people and quietly came inside.
You must have noticed that we came in right away, but Ha-yeon didn’t bother to express it and continued the education.
“How are you going to make the revolution a success with that mentality?”
“”sorry!!!!””
“Roll left.”
‘It’s so scary.’
I am educating people with a lot of sincerity, and Ha-yeon’s unique heavy atmosphere has been added to it, and even though I’m not in the position to be educated, my body is thrilled.
‘Still, he seems to be good at teaching.’
I was worried that the standard would be too high and I would push too hard, but I was relieved to see that people taught me well at an appropriate level to learn.
It gets really scary the moment people become lazy even a little bit, but that’s a good thing.
“Do you want to go see someone else?”
“yes.”
I quietly closed the door again and moved to where Yeonha was.
Again, I carefully opened the door and looked in, and everyone was banging their heads.
“This assistant can become an angel or a devil depending on how you do it.”
‘What else happened here’
Why are people banging their heads? Did you do anything wrong?
“If you keep not listening to me, I will have no choice but to become a demon.”
Looking closely, there were footprints on some of the people’s clothes, suggesting that there was someone who rebelled against younger people.
Ha-yeon carefully closed the door and came out again in a much more bloody atmosphere than before.
‘I shouldn’t be so frightening.’
***
“Sit down. Get up. Sit down.”
With each word I said, people sat down and got up repeatedly. It sounded like a good listen, but I didn’t like it at all.
‘I can move faster, but I’m deliberately messing around.’
It seems like they are ignoring it and moving roughly, but if discipline is not held in such a small place, it is impossible to do important work.
“Brother… Instructor!!”
It’s not private, but who calls the instructor a title like bro when he’s training?
He glared at me ferociously, and I immediately spit out the right word.
“We want to learn how to fight, not be fooled!”
“you’re right!”
One guy started to speak, and you and I started shouting loudly.
“Do you think I’m deliberately trying to annoy you right now?”
“Honestly, I think so.”
Look how proud these guys are.
I couldn’t figure out how to educate them in the confidence that transcends imagination.
“Okay, if you pass the test I’m giving you right away, I’ll proceed with this training without further comment.”
“All right.”
They are looking at me with eyes that say they will definitely pass, but is that really possible?
“Five columns.”
They looked at me for a while, and after a moment of commotion, they stood in the fifth row.
“Open the distance around you.”
When I pointed at the idiot in front of me and said, the idiots widened their distance.
The spacing was not exact, but they stood like adults, so they looked like squares.
“Are you going to learn to fight with this mindset?”
“Did we do something wrong?”
“What did you do wrong? A lot. You guys are so lazy. Even if I bring in 10-year-olds, I’ll do better than you. Did I order something difficult? I just ordered them to line up and keep their distance, but why did it take so long?”
As the dissatisfaction gradually piled up, the eyes toward me became sharper.
“The reason I’m angry is not because you guys didn’t do well, it’s because you guys weren’t doing your best. If you guys had paid attention to my words and moved properly, it wouldn’t have taken half of the time it just took. It’s because there is.”
“We’re here to learn how to fight. We’re here to get some sort of mental training…”
“You guys can’t be serious unless you’re fighting? Are you trying to say that you can’t concentrate unless I like it because you’re not focused enough?”
A heavy silence permeated the room.
“We are a revolutionary group. We are a rebel group that has risen up against the vested interests. Do you think it’s an excuse to show that you can’t focus on other things because you want to fight when you’re doing your best every moment?”
I looked at the man who kept talking back to me and opened his mouth.
“Are you really not going to run when you have to run to convey information, not to fight?”
“no!”
“Looking at you now, I think so. They say that they’re crazy about fighting and don’t think other things are important, so first you have to fix your brains first. Telling you about the battle is what happens after that.”
There was silence again.
“Aren’t you going to answer me?”
“All right!”
Alright, I think I’ve got some discipline now.
When I turned my gaze lightly, Six and Leah were looking at me with expressions of boredom.
‘What did I say?’