A Genius Gamer, Reincarnated as a Hero - Chapter 92



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A genius gamer, reincarnated into a famous hero episode 92

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The next day came.

Harang, who had seen the entire terrain of Arniel the night before, was able to start the day without any burden.

‘I’ll have to do some more exploring for the time being.’

Arniel was overly large, and there were many places to look at.

I couldn’t even tell where Estelle was hidden.

‘For now, let’s focus on today.’

Standing in front of the mirror, Harang held Arniel’s school uniform against his body.

Arniel’s school uniform was famous for being quite cool.

Both men and women wore tight-fitting black cotton pants, white shirts, and capes draped over their shoulders.

The summer cape was a short cape that reached down to the wing bones, and the winter cape was a coat that reached down to the knees.

Since the current season was summer, Harang wore a short cape.

Lastly, the tie symbolized gender. The boys wore a tie and the women wore a bow tie.

The name tag indicated the grade and rank, and the rank indicated which grade one had attended Arniel.

In other words, even though they were in the same 8th grade, Harang was in the 0th grade, so although they were formally classmates, he was no different from the junior of the 8th grade students with the 1st grade.

‘Good.’ ‘School is.’

Harang was unable to attend school properly due to heart disease and was unable to wear the school uniform properly. She was so fascinated by her reflection in the mirror that she almost forgot that it was her mission at this moment.

I never thought I would end up spending my school life like a spy… … .

‘not bad. It’s very fun.’

Harang smiled brightly. In the mirror, she saw herself smiling sincerely. She is enjoying this moment.

It doesn’t matter if my identity is revealed.

A Harang from the Kaladan family pretended to be a wizard! What if the rumor spreads around the world and you get made fun of?

I’m happy now.

‘Enjoy this moment.’

Harang, who had such a phrase engraved on the inside of his cloak, put it on his shoulder and left the dormitory.

From today, proper school life begins.

* * *

Arniel’s class was credit-based, and he had to take the required courses as well as a few additional courses.

One academic year consisted of four semesters, and if you did not exceed the set number of credits in each two semesters, you were placed on academic probation immediately.

If you got it twice, you were expelled.

In other words, if you are unlucky, you may be kicked out without even completing one grade.

Therefore, most students did not take a variety of classes to build knowledge, but strategically preferred subjects that were easy to receive credits and conveniently set a time slot.

Naturally, such subjects were bound to be very intense from the registration stage, and the ‘class experience’ system, which allowed students to take classes a week in advance and then change subjects, had no meaning.

However, Harang was different.

He filled Arniel so full that he had no intention of graduating. He thought he would only stay for two semesters or one year at most anyway, so he only chose the courses he wanted to take and applied for them.

Now that you’ve come to the world’s best magic school, wouldn’t it be right to take away all the knowledge you want to learn?

“Wow… … Is that your timetable?”

After orientation, each person’s personal timetable will be placed on the back of Arniel’s student ID necklace.

As Harang was checking it, one of his classmates who was tilting his head in curiosity stuck out his tongue.

“I’ve never seen anyone take so many classes. “No, aren’t they all non-mainstream subjects?”

Harang deliberately showed his timetable to other students.

Spreading false information by mingling with other students was more helpful in espionage activities than hiding information for no reason.

“You’re only taking really weird classes. Are you the genius commoner who entered school this time? “Unique, unique.”

“Everything else is the same, but why are you listening to magic crystal refining?”

“Isn’t that a subject that has been completely abandoned since the development of mana breathing and crystal wands?”

Magic refining is the science of refining one’s magic power into crystals and using it as a kind of auxiliary battery.

It sounds pretty good like this, but it’s not very useful these days.

As each family developed mana breathing, the general consensus was that it was better to breathe when refining mana, and by embedding a mana crystal on a staff, it became possible to cover up for insufficient mana.

Harang also didn’t really want to learn magic refining. However, in order to use the [Dangakhyang Descent] skill, which I had learned but never used, I had no choice but to take the class because it was necessary to directly refine the highest level or higher magic crystals.

Harang decided to neatly package the above truth.

“Do you know who introduced magic crystal refining?”

“Uh, huh? well?”

“This is Riels, the hero of Ainglass.”

When Harang first mentioned Riels, a very famous hero of Ainglass, the students’ ears perked up.

“The reason I left magic refining in Arniel was to honor Riels. I am also taking magic refining classes to carry on his will and will. “I think magic refining is still great and efficient.”

A complete lie with not even 1% truth in it! The fourteen boys quickly looked impressed and were completely fooled.

“Well, that was the meaning… … !”

“I did not know. “And who introduced magic crystals.”

“oh my god. I know Riels’ name because I’ve heard it many times. “You are the hero who saved Einglass from danger.”

“Days. You really respect Ainglass… … ?”

What is respect? I have no interest in who Riels is. He just accumulated a lot of knowledge. However, Harang nodded her head, pretending to respect Li Else with all her heart.

“of course.”

The commoner genius wizard Days respects and admires the hero of Ainglass!

Even taking useless classes, seriously!

Rumors about this spread very quickly.

This was also what Harang wanted.

‘In order to approach Estel, you need to completely assimilate to Arniel’s will.’

One of Arniel’s required subjects was ‘History of Magic’, which involved studying and praising the history of the five great magic families, including Ainglass.

That’s how much the five great magic families want to erase, package, and launder as much of the mistakes they made in the past as possible, and then brainwash the growing geniuses.

Harang willingly decided to go over there.

‘If I become a dog that thoroughly worships Arniel and the magic family, I will be able to approach Estel legally.’

There were many advantages to solidifying this image.

One of them is that it can win the favor of professors from noble families who ignore them as commoners.

“You come from a commoner background? “Please make sure to take the textbook from the back seat.”

“… … .”

Of course, it was not omnipotent. No matter how much the commoners praised Arniel or not, the professor who hated him hated him until the end.

‘This book is trash.’

Harang stared at the old, worn-out textbook.

They provided new books to people from noble families, but they didn’t seem to want to do that to commoners.

‘It doesn’t matter.’

This is something I decided to handle since I decided to act like a commoner.

As Harang casually took the old book and sat in the back seat, the professor’s expression distorted.

‘What is that?’

Usually, in times like this, commoners express their emotions in some way, such as crying or making an angry expression.

If you show even the slightest hint of annoyance, the professor will invest in pleasing the commoner, even if it means sacrificing part of the day’s class.

I was thinking of doing the same today.

This was partly because he did not like the fact that a commoner was receiving attention over the children of the five great magic families he served, and an official letter was secretly sent down from the top.

[The noble ladies said they did not like the commoner.]

Arniel’s founding motto was peace and equality, and its ideology of teaching even commoners as long as they had good skills for the development of magic was good.

It’s just a will from hundreds of years ago.

Modern investors don’t think so.

They wanted their children to excel and stand out.

Therefore, they implicitly raised some professors with money and fame, and sometimes gave them orders.

[Isolate appropriately.]

It was not a difficult command.

It was an even simpler problem for Sael, the telekinesis professor, since he had always done this kind of work.

“Shall we define telekinesis?”

Professor Sael smiled and picked up a feather pen. When I put it on the blackboard and scribbled on it, the letters magically appeared and ‘Psychokinesis’ was completed.

“Telekinesis. It is a type of magic that targets an object and moves it from a distance without touching it, and is a very basic type of magic. However, there are very few people who have reached the extremes of telekinesis. “Does anyone know why?”

When someone raised their hand, Sael pointed it out.

“Yes, say it.”

“Because it is not suitable for offensive use!”

“Yes. “If you have to compare telekinesis, you can think of it as the process of lifting objects with very, very long chopsticks.”

Imagine lifting a bowl from far away with very long chopsticks. It’s difficult to pick it up in the first place, and it keeps slipping every time I try to lift it. To make up for it, the wizard had to invest a very powerful amount of mana to shape the chopsticks into pincers or rests.

“It is difficult to fine-tune the object, making it almost impossible to physically attack it. There… … “Telekinesis is very easy to use on inanimate objects, but the difficulty becomes dramatically more difficult with living things.”

Professor Sael asked, waving his cane and looking around at the students.

“Do any students know what the reason is?”

“Because all life contains mana.”

When one student raised his hand and answered, Sael smiled and nodded in satisfaction.

“Yes, that’s right. Even for wizards and warriors who have trained their mana… … “It would be almost impossible to use, right?”

Professor Sael smiled and looked at Harang.

“but… … “What would happen if there was an overwhelming difference in horsepower?”

The professor narrowed his eyes, looked at Harang, and gave a rough estimate.

‘It looks like it weighs less than 50kg, and its horsepower is about 2 cores, so it’s about that much?’

After deciding that it was reasonably light, she swung the cane.

“like this! It is possible to lift it easily… … “Huh?”

Wow!!

The professor, who was trying to make fun of Harang by levitating his body in the air using telekinesis, was surprised by the weight, which was heavier than expected.

‘What, what’s so heavy!?’

She didn’t know.

The fact is that Harang’s body is currently equipped with a weight band weighing hundreds of kilograms.

In addition, although Professor Sael omitted the explanation, basically there is something called ‘anti-magic power’ for magicians and warriors.

This anti-magic power did not simply appear when there was a lot of mana, but was a defense mechanism that precisely controlled the magic power and distributed it around the skin, preventing the opponent’s magical interference at any time.

A technique mainly used to disrupt mental and telekinetic waves.

This was rarely seen in young students, but Harang was already unfolding it unconsciously.

‘Oh, is this telekinesis?’

Harang, floating in the air, had a slightly different expression on his face.

‘I think I can solve it by releasing a little mana?’

Unlike Harang, who sensed telekinesis with curious eyes, Sael felt like death.

‘Off!!’

Originally, I was trying to lift something light, but if I suddenly pick up something heavy, it would be quite a burden!

Because I was consuming too much mana for a moment, veins appeared on my forearms and forehead.

Kwadangtang!

In the end, Professor Sael could not hold on any longer and dropped Harang.

Because I used telekinesis with the intention of lifting something light, I couldn’t apply it properly and my strength was lost.

Harang fell to the floor and even broke the wooden chair.

“Oh my god, what should I do?”

Sael was embarrassed and quickly ran to Harang. Even so, I never thought the impact would be so great that the chair would break!

“Okay.”

He stood up with difficulty, looking like he was going to die of embarrassment.

“I-I didn’t plan on doing this… … .”

“professor.”

While Professor Sael was confused, someone raised his hand and stood up.

Professor Sael’s face turned slightly pale when he saw who it was.

Blue hair and blue eyes.

Aylka, a minor princess of the Wilzed family.

She was looking at Professor Sael with a cold face.

“I knew openly that the professor discriminated against commoner students, but he still used his telekinesis to slam the student to the floor.”

“You’re hitting me down?!”

I was startled by Ailka’s words and waved my hands.

“I didn’t mean to do that!”

“Look, Professor. The chair was smashed. “Is it going to end up like that just because that little kid fell?”

Harang adjusted the sleeves that slightly exposed the weight band to hide it.

“That student didn’t do anything wrong, but isn’t this treatment too much?”

“I am… … .”

“I will ask my grandmother, who is on the board of directors, about this.”

“… … .”

Professor Sael’s expression hardened. No matter how much of a professor she was, in the end she couldn’t move from the power of her board of directors. Not even ‘her ladies’ could protect her from the influence of her board of directors.

That’s why they tried to avoid touching the children of those in power as much as possible.

I don’t know why Aylka, who has no relation to that commoner, suddenly steps forward.

“damn… … .”

When Professor Sael slightly bit his lip and returned to the podium, Aylka came over and extended her hand to Harang.

Harang stares at the hand.

‘If you hold my hand, you won’t be able to get me up.’

For now, I held her hand as a courtesy, but I had to stand up myself.

“You, that’s anti-magic power, right?”

Ailka asks Harang, who stands up and pats his butt. She had an interested expression on her face. There was an ominous pretense somewhere in the twisted lips, as if someone had discovered the truth.

“well. “I think that’s right.”

“If it’s not anti-horsepower, what else is it? Or, what if there was some other power that I didn’t know about? … .”

Ailka was talking as if Harang had received help from someone else, but regardless, he took the chair next to him and sat down.

“Like you signed a contract with the Guardian?”

flinch!

Not many people know that Aylka signed a contract with Guardian.

Although the family did not keep it a top secret, they did not necessarily spread rumors about it to the outside world.

They say everyone who knows knows it.

‘How could that commoner do this…? … ?’

Aylka suddenly got goosebumps and stopped.

He couldn’t do anything in front of those serene eyes that seemed to see through everything about him.

“What are you doing? They say classes are starting again. “Hurry up and sit down.”

“… … .”

While I was helping him, I was trying to find some clues that would reveal the truth by asking various questions.

Rather, one of her secrets was revealed to him.

“… … .”

Ailka, who stared at Harang’s back for a moment, soon returned to her seat and sat down.

Meanwhile, his eyes were still staring at the back of his head.

‘There’s still plenty of time.’