The Academy’s Weapon Replicator Chapter 157

Academy’s Weapon Replicator Episode 157 Chapter

52 Battle (2)

I sent Selena away first.

Now that it’s made out of woven fabric, Selena can’t see it, but she’d definitely find it strange if I was wandering around here.

You’re scrambling with your hands or feet in an empty space.

After Selena left, I slowly looked around the workshop by myself. Leisurely so that if anyone sees it, it looks like a walk.

“…found.”

And found it. Entrance to the basement.

Although it appears to be an ordinary floor, the blueprint of the workshop reflected by the weaving indicates that there is a path leading down.

but.

“I can’t go in now.”

The entrance is clearly visible, but I can’t go down here.

Because weaving is an illusion.

Even if there is something down here, this workshop, which cannot interfere with reality, cannot be built through the bare floor. Therefore, even if I open the entrance here, I am only knocking on the bare ground of reality.

‘To get inside, you either have to use Menosorpo to weave a hole in the air, or you have to use Black Cloth to forcefully dig underground.’

Both attract considerable attention. The former is an aerial building floating in the sky, and the latter will make a tremendous noise when it is dug underground. Even after the weaving is removed, traces will remain.

‘Either way, it must be done in a place where people can’t see it. for example.’

for example.

…Something like a cabin I’ve been to before.

I had been thinking about using the cabin for a while.

Even if it is not a workshop, I need to continue to develop with abilities that no one knows about, so various experiments and attempts are necessary.

Until now, I had been doing it in my room or Constell’s personal training room, but now even that was starting to reach its limits.

So, if you modify the cabin in your own way and use it for experiments or training, and call the workshop next to it whenever necessary, you can complete your own base.

‘The problem is the distance.’

It takes quite a bit of time just to get from the mansion to the cabin, so if you need to go to the workshop often, you should shorten that time as well.

I know how. This is the method that immediately came to mind as soon as I thought of this.

I just don’t know how to do it.

‘portal.’

Indus was able to use the portal to move to the location they had set. However, it was a one-way route back to the base.

But for now, that’s enough. Convenience would greatly increase if I could use the cabin as my base, set it as a portal location, and return to the cabin whenever necessary.

‘…Now that I think about it, all of the Indus personnel were able to use the portal.’

Isn’t portal technology more difficult than you think?

I hate to say this, but Thompson and Skyler weren’t wizards and they didn’t seem very smart.

Why is it that the entire Indus leadership, including them, can use the portal?

“Well, the answer is simple.”

Just ask.

To ‘a guy who still has a lot to exploit’.

* * *

Obsidian a few days later.

Director Esther heard absurd news during the day.

“…You came here? Frontier de Roachga?”

-Do you know this guy? He was a fearless kid who looked for the warden as soon as he arrived. He said something so funny that he would know if I said his name.

It’s not funny. really.

Esther felt her head throbbing from the voice on the other end of the phone.

Frontier de Roach. At first, he was a student trying to get information to investigate Renzo’s death. However, let alone Renzo, Frontier himself was not even aware of his identity.

Moreover, rather than actually dying, Renzo came back to life and is probably leisurely wandering somewhere on the continent right now! There is nothing left for Frontier to do now!

-What should I do? Should I kick him out?

“Oh no. “What is your business?”

-It’s a meeting.

“Who are you visiting?”

-You know that guy named Kian that you caught recently?

ah.

Is that kid out of his mind?

-Of course I said no, but the director insisted that he would understand.

“…Ha, I understand first of all. Send it to my office.”

-yes? Can I send it to you?

“okay. Anyway, there is business here too.”

-Huh. All right.

The call is over.

Inside the prison, I let out a sigh that I had deliberately suppressed.

There has never been a time when I hated dealing with people as much as I did this time.

Esther, who tracks down and arrests criminals, has always been in a position to delve into the other person’s inner thoughts. Whether it was a human or a monster, she was the one who penetrated the other person’s identity and brought out their sins.

However, when facing Frontier, it feels like the position is reversed. Frondier’s identity was completely unknown, and it seemed as if he could see through Esther.

Esther rested her chin and looked to the side inadvertently. I turned my gaze to the full-length mirror placed there.

“…Should I leave it to the clone?”

She tilts her head in the full-length mirror. Of course, it wasn’t Esther herself who did it. It was Esther’s autonomous movement in the mirror.

Like, do you want me to help you? A face like that.

“No, you can’t summon an alter ego like this.”

Esther shook her head.

Of course, the alter ego has the same level of performance as the main body. It’s strange to describe a human being in terms of performance, but in reality, the alter ego’s abilities are no different from Esther’s. It’s just that ‘heavenly punishment’ cannot be imposed.

But there were other reasons why alter egos could not be used carelessly. This is because the alter ego is too similar to the main body.

‘The Esther of this world is me.’

Esther instinctively knew. What thoughts would an alter ego that is almost identical to the main body have? Above all, I know it well because it is Esther herself. There was a possibility that her alter ego could become her main body at any time.

Of course, because he has Esther’s own values, he does not blindly become an enemy and aim for Esther’s life whenever he gets the chance.

However, when she, the main body, is judged to be unreasonable as the Esther of this world, she reaches the ‘reasonable decision’ that she will not be able to punish the guilty person in the name of God.

The alter ego will kill the main body at any time. To punish more criminals efficiently and quickly.

smart.

“I brought you the director.”

While I was thinking for a moment, there was a knock on the door.

“come in.”

As Esther spoke, the door opened and a guard and Frontier came in.

Frontier’s smiling face somehow looks angry.

“Okay, good job.”

The prison guard lightly saluted Esther’s words and then returned. The remaining Frontier quickly walked over and sat down on a nearby sofa.

“…I didn’t ask you to sit down.”

“You were going to do it, right?”

Even if you shoot a sharp look at Frondier, who is still serving you, Frondier’s expression does not change.

Frontier was like this when we first met.

Esther had a very strange feeling, but Frondier did not look down on Esther or look down on her.

It was just a face that looked like I had met a good friend. It’s as if he has no doubt that he is on his side.

Of course, since Esther first saw Frondier at Heldre’s mansion, Frondier’s reaction is only puzzling.

“You want to meet Kian?”

“huh. There is no need for other members. “I just need to be able to meet Kian.”

Regardless of the other members, Kian is also in trouble.

Esther placed her hand between her eyes.

Now, Indus leaders are prohibiting meeting with anyone.

This is because the Indus cannot be identified individually. Visits were prohibited due to concerns that people would pretend to be parents, siblings, or relatives and exchange new strategies in code.

Above all, visits are treated more strictly because of the monster that recently stole Renzo’s body and ran away.

‘…wait.’

Then Esther realized something and looked at Frontier.

“Did you just say Kian would do?”

“I told you so.”

“Not any one of the other Indus members, only Kian?”

“huh.”

Frondier still answers with a refreshing smile.

Esther’s eyes became sharp, as if she could see right through them.

‘I wonder if he knows.’

Of all the Indus leaders, Kian had surprisingly no criminal history.

If you live in the Indus dreaming of revolution, you will naturally have no choice but to commit crimes, no matter how big or small. This is especially true when it comes to leadership.

However, while the other members were all involved in heinous crimes such as murder and assault, Kian had none of that.

It would be hard to say that he avoided such a thing because he was a minor, but even his connection with the Indus was completely cut off.

‘It must have been Heldre’s doing.’

It appears that the rumor that Heldre cherishes his granddaughter was true. It may be that Kian did not participate in the crime himself, but the fact that the data was treated as if he did not exist in Indus is surprising.

Therefore, if it is Kian, visitation is possible on a conditional basis. Of course, it’s not that people outside know, and based on Esther’s judgment, she tried to call someone to visit in person.

‘How much do you really know?’

When they met at the mansion, Frontier said that Esther had induced him to come to the mansion.

Although this statement was still questionable, it was clear that Frondier knew more than others.

Perhaps Frontier has something beyond the insight and reasoning skills that Esther specializes in.

“It’s a full-length mirror.”

It’s as if he’s blocking Esther’s thoughts.

Truly a meaningful word from Frontier whose timing is so perfect.

“It would be rare to find a mirror that shows your entire body from head to toe like that.”

“…you.”

“Because it’s fascinating.”

Frondier said that and laughed.

Esther looked in the mirror. Of course, the woman in the mirror is her reflection. The alter ego does not appear in the mirror unless she decides to.

…There shouldn’t be anything strange in the mirror.

Why is Frontier bringing up the story of the mirror now?

Is it just because it’s fascinating, as he said? Is this even a coincidence?

“…If you want to meet me.”

Esther shook her head.

She also had business with Frontier. That was why I asked Frontier to come to the office.

“Answer my question first.”

“What?”

When Frontier asked, Esther took a moment to gather her thoughts.

Frondier heads to Constell first from the mansion and comes to the conclusion he came to after much thought and deliberation while he was away.

“That damn necklace of yours.”

Esther looked at Frondier’s necklace.

A neat necklace with a black gem.

‘I heard that Frontier created a weapon from scratch.’

It’s not limited to just one weapon, but all kinds of weapons.

According to information from a recently investigated eyewitness, the necklace was probably involved in that method.

“Is it possible that what’s inside that necklace is pitch black water?”

“….”

Frondier, who always answered promptly and calmly, finally stopped.

Frondier seemed surprised at Esther’s eyes for the first time.

At least it seemed that way to Esther. I really wanted to believe it.

Esther, who thought she had cornered Frontier, added another word.

“A black lake said to be sleeping inside a glacier beyond the north. What is the ‘Fragment of Helheim’?”

This time it was clear. Frondier’s eyes shook and his pupils grew slightly larger.

Frondier was surprised.

I was really surprised.

Esther continued speaking.

“According to an ancient legend, the fragments of Helheim were located in the northwest corner, the last point where Helheim remained in reality, as Helheim was cut off from reality after Ragnarok struck. Frontier de Roach, just above Jerranhes, ruled by your family. “Didn’t you get it from there?”

“….”

“Answer me! Frontier!”

Esther shouted strongly, but Frondier remained speechless.

Now he was caught up in many indescribable and complex emotions.

But let’s leave those first for later.

First of all, Frontier was thankful for Esther.