The Academy’s Weapon Replicator Chapter 53

Academy’s Weapon Replicator Episode 53 Chapter

15 Fishing (2)

Frondier’s record breaking soon became known throughout Constel.

Soon, the faculty and staff in charge of the training room program gathered together and began a re-examination.

This was not necessarily because Frontier’s record breaking was unreliable, but because the figure of 3.14 seconds made too much sense.

“Yes, I’m ready.”

Jane, a teacher standing in the middle of the personal training room, said.

Several spheres of magic were already floating around Jane.

After confirming that, the faculty member manipulated the test.

‘Hit the target’ highest level of difficulty.

“Then let’s begin!”

Faculty and staff running tests.

Jane fired multiple magic spheres at the target.

After a while,

“…Hmm, it works well.”

The record was 34.6 seconds.

The teachers gathered together and scratched their heads.

There were no problems with the test function.

Jane’s record was shorter than her previous record, but not by much.

“Even if you finish casting the magic in advance and have someone else manipulate the program for you, it will only shorten the spell by 1-2 seconds at most.”

“It is said that the previous record holder of 31.5 seconds was good at high-speed continuous shooting. In other words, rather than hitting each target, a large amount of magic bullets were fired.”

“Then the record of 3.14 seconds makes even less sense.”

There were currently no malfunctions or typo errors in the program.

This means that Frontier’s records are true only unless they were damaged and repaired on their own.

While we were talking like that, one of the faculty members opened his mouth.

“Couldn’t this guy named Frontier be good at programming? “If you do some fraud, like hacking or something like that-”

When he said that, the other teachers looked at him with wide eyes.

The man didn’t understand for a moment why the people around him were looking at him like that, but then he realized it and his face became cold.

“…Well, we can’t rule it out as a possibility.”

It was Malia who said that.

Mother of Malia de Roach Frontier.

The man’s remarks at this meeting where she was present were too insensitive.

“But Frontier has no talent for that. I wish I had talent for something like that. I never discussed the program at home either. Did you get an answer?”

“Yes yes. sorry. “Malia.”

“I’m sorry. “It was a good guess.”

Malia said with a smile.

Although it just looked cold and scary to the man, Malia was quite sincere.

‘…But if it wasn’t hacking, how did they really do it?’

Malia watched Jane test it.

The record of 3.14 seconds is difficult to understand even if anyone other than Frondier was brought in.

I don’t know how to do it in the first place.

“What about the magic ‘chain lightning’? “Something like lightning destroying targets in succession.”

“It doesn’t work. The target is just a hologram, so no lightning strikes. And with such a simple method, the record would have been broken long ago.”

Lightning is fast, but due to its nature, it cannot be condensed into magic bullets. Moreover, it is surprisingly difficult to match.

When considering efficiency, ultimately there is no choice but to use multiple magic bullets.

‘The target appears only after the test begins. In other words, the moment the test starts, they figure out the number of targets at a glance, create enough magic bullets, and then add guidance properties to all of them…’ This

is nonsense.

It’s absurd, but it’s the only possibility I can think of right now.

When the story progressed to that point, Teacher Ales, who was still, spoke.

“But was Frondier a wizard?”

Everyone blinked for a moment at those words.

Their eyes turned to Teacher Jane.

The only person here who knew about Frontier was Jane.

I have experience going to dungeons together.

“…I don’t know?”

But Jane couldn’t give a clear answer either.

Come to think of it, I’ve never seen Frontier fight.

When we conquered the dungeon, we were separated from Frondier due to a trap along the way.

‘But the outfit wasn’t that of a wizard. He was also holding a dagger.’

The dagger that Frontier was holding at the time was a basic dagger for scraping, but it was also true that he had no other weapons.

“Wouldn’t it be better to ask yourself why this happened? It doesn’t seem to be a program error. Let’s think positively. If 3.14 seconds is an honest record, then a student who will re-establish the standard for genius has appeared in Constell.”

“Uhm, that’s right, but…”

The other faculty members looked troubled at Teacher Aless’s words.

In fact, most of the teachers consistently had an attitude that bordered on disdain, no matter how good they were.

It is hard to understand that they suddenly set such an absurd record.

And then there is the immediate problem.

One of the faculty members spoke.

“Then who is asking?”

* * *

So now.

I looked at the two teachers sitting in front of me with a somewhat bewildered feeling.

They are Jane, a teacher, and her mother, Malia, a health teacher.

“So you came to ask me how I set that record.”

“Hmm, something like that.”

Jane answered with a shocked face.

In the end, it’s like saying that all of the teachers that were inspected were unable to reveal their identities.

I thought for a moment.

Breaking the record for hitting the target was a completely unexpected accident.

I once again realized the power of the divine weapon.

‘…But if things were to go this way, the stone would have rolled well.’

This is a place where only teachers Jane and Malia are present.

And these two are completely good characters who have never been corrupted in the game.

I have no choice but to take advantage of this situation.

I was especially glad that Malia was here.

Malia has ‘bloodline magic’, similar to how Fili inherits ‘wisdom’, and that magic was absolutely necessary for my plan.

“So how did you do it? How were you able to shave 27 seconds off your record?”

“…Teacher, what do you think I did?”

I asked back.

Jane’s eyes narrowed.

He probably doesn’t like the fact that I’m asking questions.

But anyway, it’s my freedom to say anything.

Jane looked at me for a moment and then spoke as if she had given up.

“…The teacher believes that the guidance attribute was added to the option to generate multiple magic bullets or fire multiple times.”

indeed.

No one seems to think it was shot with a bow.

Well, it’s hard to imagine there are more than one or two targets.

It’s hard to believe that an arrow can split arbitrarily without seeing it in person.

It seems very difficult to find out the truth through the opinions of teachers.

‘I wonder if Aten knew what he did.’

Aten saw that Iokeira was divided when fighting Renzo, so it would be possible to guess.

I hope you don’t say anything unnecessary if possible.

And Aten would do that.

“Then now it’s Frontier student’s turn to answer.”

“…The conversation here right now won’t leak, right?”

“Of course. That’s why I personally prepared a separate space.”

“Are you sure?”

“It’s a security spell created by me and teacher Malia. “No information leaks out of this classroom.”

Okay, I know everything I want to know.

I put my hands together.

I can feel Jane and Malia’s attention focused on that one movement.

“I have something to tell you two.”

“What is it?”

“I know who the rat is.”

The moment I said that,

before I even finished half of this sentence.

The tension between the two reached its peak, and Jane even raised her mana in an instant.

Jane asked with a smile on her stiff face.

“…what does that mean?”

Well, I guess this is a normal reaction.

But Malia was a little different.

Malia said, bringing her face closer to me.

“…Frondier, is that true?”

Malia actually got rid of the honorific title for me.

Now she was my mother, Malia de Roach, not a teacher.

“Mr. Ma Malia. “It’s too dangerous for students to hear stories like this.”

“But it seems like Frontier already knows everything now.”

The ‘rats’ I mentioned, of course, meant traitors within Constel.

There are two more accomplices in Renzo’s break-in case.

One is the daughter of Imperial Palace Fili and

the other is a teacher within Constell.

This is a much more urgent and important issue than how I broke the record.

Constel doesn’t know that I stopped Renzo and cut off his arm.

Instead, it is understood that he discovered Renzo without being detected and reported it to Eden, thus clearing up the incident.

But Malia will understand the meaning of my actions just from this changed information.

Why I told Eden and not the teachers.

I also suspect someone among the teachers.

That’s why you can trust what I say now.

“I know you wouldn’t believe me if I told you who I am.”

But it’s still not enough. It’s one thing

for me to suspect one of the teachers, but

it’s another thing entirely to be sure who it is.

“So let me prove it.”

“…how?”

“We will bring the traitor to the surface.”

At my words, Malia and Jane looked at each other’s faces.

I’ve only said so many ridiculous things so far, but this statement is probably the most ridiculous.

“…are you going to bring out a traitor hiding among Constel’s teachers?”

“yes. So, I hope you two never reveal this story and help us when the situation arises.”

“…What is the situation?”

“You won’t know it when the time comes.”

The reason I’m reticent to say anything is because I don’t know specifically where the situation will turn out.

There is a plan and confidence that it will succeed, but the subsequent results are divided into various cases.

Either way, I need a witness.

A witness who said that I had been targeting the criminal from the beginning.

* * *

Frondier finished talking and went back.

Jane and Malia remained where they were, lost in their own thoughts.

Jane spoke first.

“Does Frontier really know who the traitor is?”

“…well. “I guess we’ll have to watch to find out.”

Malia tends to side with Frondier whenever possible, but this time, she found it difficult to believe it herself.

As for the traitor within Constel, the teachers didn’t even know about its existence until Renzo’s invasion.

And even now, after Renzo invaded, his identity remains unclear.

Meanwhile, Frondier knows who the traitor is.

“It seems like Ms. Malia believes in Frontier. So what were you thinking?”

“…I am.”

For a rare moment, Malia stopped speaking.

She looked like she was in deep trouble as she bit her lower lip.

“…breaking Frontier’s record.”

“Oh, that’s right. “Originally, we called a Frontier student because of that.”

Jane smoothed her hair.

Frontier’s remarks were so shocking that I momentarily forgot my original purpose.

Jane asked.

“Miss Malia, did you find out how Frontier broke the record?”

“No, that’s not it. but… “I thought the timing was too odd.”

“Timing?”

“…Mr. Jane.”

After a long period of thought, Malia seemed to have made up her mind and looked at Jane.

“Don’t you think Frontier broke the record on purpose?”

“…What do you mean?”

“This is the situation where we are right now. We called Frontier to break records, right? And I put a soundproofing security spell on it.”

“…No way, Ms. Malia.”

“And most of the teachers at Constell know that we are here. In other words, our meeting with Frontier is something that others may see as very reasonable and natural.”

Jane’s eyes widened at Malia’s words.

“Are you saying that Frontiere updated the record to give us information about the traitor? “Mr. Malia, you are thinking too far.”

“But if this idea is correct, it can explain all of Frontier’s behavior. “I can understand the sudden record breaking.”

If the existing record for target matching is significantly updated, teachers will naturally check to inspect the program.

Especially if you are a student with a bad reputation called Frontier.

And if we can’t find a solution to renew the record, the next step would be to ask Frontier directly.

It is also possible to guess that Jane and Malia are pointed out there.

“What if this all went as Frontier intended?”

“….”

Jane was speechless for a moment.

She wanted to dismiss it as nonsense, but the more she thought about it, the more she also felt something eerie about Malia’s words.

Frontier knows exactly who the traitor is. Assuming this is true.

He wanted to pass on this information to a teacher he could trust.

However, this is not possible in Constel, which has many eyes to see and ears to hear.

Therefore, a ‘place’ was needed to convey information.

However, if that happens,

“…so does that mean Frontier could have broken the record at any time?”

“Yes.”

“It was not a coincidence or an error that the record for hitting the target was updated to 3.14 seconds, but it was possible to achieve that level of record at any time?”

“…I guess so.”

Jane shook her head.

Jane was still too common-sense to believe everything at once.