Chapter 19 – Bane Timothy (3)

Bane couldn’t believe what was happening.

What kind of person were you?

He was a promising trainee who entered Class C in two years, and even had the background of being a Timothy Marquis.

So, it meant that the person who was superior to almost all the trainees was Bane himself.

In fact, talent as a knight was a secondary issue.

Just because he was the eldest son of a marquis, people of all grades and levels would come and bow their heads.

reason?

It was simple.

Because I want to look good to myself who would inherit the title in the future.

Even if you become a knight, depending on which family you belong to, your position was as different as heaven and earth.

‘But.’

Bane stared at Henry’s back as he walked away.

‘That bastard made me like this?’

It was something I couldn’t understand.

What kind of person was Henry Camilton?

Just as Bane himself was on top of everyone else, Henry was the trainee at the bottom.

And that was for as long as three years.

‘Does he think I’ll leave him alone?’

I couldn’t believe it, but it was true that Bane was pushed.

Even though his subordinates actually fought together.

But even if they make a hundred concessions and go as far as that, wasn’t their current attitude that there was nothing to be afraid of even if they retaliate?

“Ugh.”

I felt like my whole body had been hit with a club or something.

As I stood up clutching my side, my subordinates looked at me with anxious eyes.

“Bane, Bane….”

“What are you doing? Aren’t you waking up?”

“Uh, I’ll wake up… I’ll wake up.”

“……Bane, are you okay?”

“You’re okay. What?”

The subordinates could not find the words to answer Bane’s question.

Because I didn’t know the intention.

Bane gave a clear answer to those who only looked at them half-heartedly.

“You can joke around with close friends, right? You’re not going to complain about it, are you?”

“Well, of course….”

“Let’s clean up and go. I’ll go first. There are a lot of things we need to prepare for the next prank… Ugh.”

Next prank.

With that one word, the subordinates understood the situation.

He said he would pay it back.

However, it probably meant that he would prepare a more reliable method differently from this time.

Even if Henry had really grown up, Vane belonged to a high-ranking noble family in name and reality.

‘How dare you look at me?’

Even while groaning, Bane was reliving the events that had just happened.

When you allow the first hit and fall.

When he knocked down the scum that didn’t make it to class C, one by one, and started beating himself up again.

‘I was clearly beating him roughly.’

Henry Camilton didn’t just beat him, he was only pretending to beat him moderately.

He wasn’t even angry.

It would be appropriate to say that I pretended to hit someone just to show them.

If it had been done out of anger, it would had been understandable even if it was outrageous.

No, in the first place, Bane was not interested in whether Henry had grown up or not.

In the end, his ultimate goal was not to become a knight.

Occasionally, unusual situations would arise in the academy, and from the position of a great nobleman, such things were actually something to be thankful for.

Because we were in a position to use them as tools.

‘This incident could have been passed off as a small incident. ‘If only you hadn’t treated me like that.’

To begin with, Bane wasn’t that immersed in life here.

This would be the last time I could hang out with my peers, regardless of social status, like I did now.

Although it was a bit strange.

He regarded Academy trainee Vain Timothy and the marquis’ eldest son Vain Timothy as completely different people.

Nevertheless, Henry broke down that boundary by touching on Bane’s disgust.

‘… … Let’s see if you can ignore me like that this time.’

With his hand still on his right side, Vane left Henry’s quarters.

***

‘As expected, it’s amazing.’

Chief instructor Russo couldn’t hold back his admiration this time.

Far away.

Because I watched Henry in real time from a distance that I wouldn’t had been able to see if I hadn’t had mana in my eyes.

They were ready to attack if the situation occurred, but nothing they feared occurred until the situation was over.

‘Such amazing skill level.’

It was an unbelievable speed.

I felt the mana and [circulated] it in just one day.

Also, the next day, I learned all six basic skills.

Even up to that point, it was already an achievement that could had turned the Academy upside down, but the mana management that Henry just showed was no different from that of an experienced knight.

‘I can’t believe it. I can’t believe it.’

That was all Rousseau could think.

Of course, it was true that there was still something lacking in the area of ​​‘application’.

However, even with the same ‘concentration’, skills vary depending on speed and accuracy.

And Rousseau judged that what Henry had just shown was a skill that could only be obtained after training for at least five years.

‘A little bit of experience is added, and there’s enough mana to support the skills… … And if only I was given the weapon skills to unleash them.’

Just thinking about it made my heart pound.

Truly overwhelming talent.

Rousseau already thought so, but Henry’s talent was greater than he thought.

‘It would be better to install a safety device.’

After stopping his admiration, Rousseau returned to reality.

Bane Timothy.

The guy who had been getting beaten up a little while ago was chewing his lip as if he couldn’t hold back his anger.

‘Dangerous eyes.’

Rousseau thought so.

I knew what Bane had been like at the academy so far, and I also knew that his current state was different from that.

He wasn’t just angry because he got hit by Henry.

Because he was in a state similar to someone who had been severely insulted.

‘Be careful not to let things get too extreme… … No. Hmm, this could actually be an opportunity.’

Bane was also just a trainee.

No matter what moves the trainee makes, it won’t be a problem for Rousseau, the chief instructor.

‘I guess I’ll have to wait. Just watch to make sure you don’t miss it.’

***

At that time, when Bain was gritting his teeth and Russo was dreaming.

‘It was a good decision as expected. Good.’

Henry was very satisfied with today’s results.

By defeating Bane?

Because you were assigned to class C?

Of course, that wasn’t the reason.

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And it was with the idea that I learned about the tastes of wizards.

Anyway, other things were decided from the beginning.

However, Henry’s reaction when he provoked and defeated Bane was something that was difficult to be certain about.

‘There is a clear favor for me, and maybe I am watching because I am immersed in human beings. Still, the case has to be interesting… … .’

It was quite a strange structure.

This was because there were complex reactions that could not be guessed based on just one criterion.

It wasn’t just that there were a lot of people so there was a lot of variety.

This was probably a phenomenon that arises from the special nature of ‘broadcasting.’

‘I roughly understand. Still not sure.’

In the first place, wizards were different from the humans Henry knew.

You may had to make an effort to understand, but you could not jump to conclusions.

The neatest thing would be to continue to try something like now and face the results directly.

“Henry Camilton.”

At that time, Henry woke up to the sound of him looking for himself.

“yes.”

“Please come inside.”

It was a call I had been looking forward to.

Where Henry was now was the main building of Vallaran Royal Academy.

This was a place where the most ‘high-ranking’ people were, and the person who called Henry now was no different from the king within the academy.

Dalkak.

Henry entered carefully, closed the door, and looked straight ahead.

“Nice to meet you, Henry Camilton. Isn’t this the first time we’ve seen each other like this?”

“Yes, Dean.”

Dean Versailles Burgent.

A middle-aged man with a curly white wig and a voluptuous figure that looked as if it would roll when tapped was the one who had found Henry.

“I received a report from the examiner. They said I was newly assigned to Class C?”

“yes.”

“Originally, I didn’t have a class to belong to. I’m the only one among all Academy trainees.”

“……Yes.”

“So I had to build a new building for Henry’s apprenticeship. Can you guess how much money that cost?”

“I don’t know…”

There was no way to know.

Not only was I unfamiliar with architecture, but it was something I didn’t even want to know in the first place.

‘… … He said he was complaining, ‘Are you really doing this because you feel sorry for him?’

To just say no, doesn’t that expression make you feel like you’re going crazy because it’s so sad?

But regardless of not being able to know the dean’s thoughts, Henry had already become certain of one thing.

‘This is an interesting situation.’

[Streaming has started.]

Of course, being interesting was not Henry’s standard.

Just thinking from the viewers’ perspective.

In no time at all, several wizards entered, and chat began to pop up.

“Henry Camilton Apprentice?”

“Yes, Dean.”

“When you talk to me, just focus on the conversation.”

“sorry.”

“What were you thinking?”

“I was ashamed of the fact that I didn’t know about the dean’s grace. I tried to calculate what he said, even if it was too late… but it was also difficult to estimate. I’m sorry.”

Words that a normal Henry would not had said flowed out.

In the past, I would had only taken out dried apples.

But now, the ‘viewers’ were watching Henry, and in Henry’s judgment, this was one of the few ‘interesting’ appearances.

“A whopping 60 gold went into it. Just for one trainee, Henry Camilton. Henry is the only one in this academy who has received such preferential treatment.”

“Thank you. Thanks to the grace that the Dean gave me, I was able to truly realize my shortcomings. Without such special measures, I would not have been able to come this far.”

Of course this was nonsense.

If it was such a waste, shouldn’t it had been built?

To put it bluntly, it wouldn’t had been paid if I had just given up a corner room in a lower-tier dormitory.

Of course, Henry did not show that attitude outwardly.

[LOL What is it?]

[The dean looks like some kind of French nobleman]

[Are you saying it’s not a waste of money? Did you build a warehouse?]

Viewers accurately pointed out the context.

The expression warehouse was also accurate.

As if he was impressed by the dean’s words, Henry slowly nodded his head in the affirmative.

[Communication is so funny haha]

[You are nodding your head while looking at the chat right now, right??]

“Fortunately, Dean Lee is very fortunate that he seems to be a grateful trainee. Always keep in mind that Class C’s dormitory is a place where much more money was spent than the one Henry used.”

“I will use each facility with care as if it were my own body. I think it is as important to leave a clean environment for future students as it is for my own personal growth. If I save the money that goes into it, I will be able to invest it in more useful places.”

“I guess I was mistaken about apprentice Henry Camilton. Excellent.”

The dean was even clapping his hands.

‘Could it be that the reason he disliked me was because I had to spend more money?’

Henry also knew that the dean regarded him as a thorn in his eyes.

I thought it was simply because the training did not produce results, but looking at what I see now, it may had really been because of money.

‘No, almost certainly. ‘You don’t seem to be interested in getting from F to C in one go.’

When I thought about it, that was true.

If not as much as Rousseau, wasn’t it normal to be at least as surprised as what the examiner saw?

The Dean must know that Henry hasn’t been able to use mana once in three years.

however.

“…Please accept this. Don’t forget to try not to change your mind.”

“thank you.”

Henry was handed a small card.

You could enter the Class C dormitory only if you had a square card-shaped pass.

He had heard that there was some complicated magic involved, but that was all Henry knew.

But Henry knew right away exactly how much it was worth.

“If you lose it, you will have to pay compensation of 200 gold. I must have hired an expensive wizard to make this….”

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