Chapter 883 – Week 9, Monday (9)
Even though the results were already in, we continued to thoroughly target Schwafen. Continue until all troops are unable to fight and are declared dead.
“Umm… Okay, great.”
Although he inflicted quite a bit of damage on Schwafen’s troops, Marey, who had been dragged around throughout the battle, could not purely laugh at her praise.
“Julia, did you say that cutie studied for a year?”
“It hasn’t even been two months yet.”
“Hey, then is it something you were born with?”
Schwafen sipped her coffee and looked again at the map where the war game was taking place.
“Kid, I guess you thought you would win or at least tie?”
“… No.”
No, it’s not like that. Schwafen let out a small laugh and stretched her legs.
“Julia, it must be hard to stay in school, right? “If you want to call yourself that child’s teacher.”
“It is something we are considering.”
After confirming the results, Julia nodded lightly and walked towards where her professors and Northern military officers were holding a document detailing the war game process.
“Hmm… “It seems to be more delicious than when I saw it before.”
Marey had no choice but to pretend not to hear the sight of Schwafen, who was once again talking obscenities, leaving behind the serious and sharp blade-like appearance he had shown throughout the game.
I might have been angry if a man had said that, but I wasn’t even angry when Schwafen said something like that.
“Now that Julia’s gone, will she get back to business, kid? Since Labella is here, it seems like it would be difficult for her to act as governor here. Do you want to join the Confederate Army? Her older sister will raise her well.”
It was hard to believe that she was the same person who had been running around like a madman throughout the game and controlling the battlefield, forcing losses somehow.
Obscene remarks were a given, and it was not easy to get used to Schwappen’s rough-and-tumble appearance.
“I have no intention of joining the military, so I’m just grateful that the general looks kindly on me.”
“What, you’re so talented, but you’re not joining the military? “Isn’t it a waste?”
“I want to experience more things, think more, and make a decision.”
Schwafen leaned back in her chair as if she was not amused and rested her chin on one of her hands.
“That’s a really roundabout way of saying I haven’t thought of anything yet. In my opinion, he is a perfect fit for the Confederate Army. “I will make you my exclusive lieutenant.”
“I decline.”
“If I were to fight with Lavella for the head of the family, I wouldn’t be able to win, and I don’t think I’m the type of person to pick up what Lauren throws at me. What do you think?”
Schwafen picked up the piece symbolizing the commander and waved it back and forth. What she was holding was a command object symbolizing Marey.
It seemed that no matter what I said, it would be of no use. Marei just pursed her lips.
“Is she confident, or is she trustworthy? Or maybe I’m just an idiot who can’t even think like that.”
I looked directly at Marey of Schwafen. Although she was covered by an eye patch, she could tell that her red eyes were looking at her through the thin cloth.
“Has General Pahu ever contacted you? There is no way that old lady would come to Walter just to see her granddaughter.”
“We’ve had simple chats a few times.”
“I heard that old man is trying to eat all the good things.”
I don’t like it. Schwafen let out a long sigh. She waved her hand and a luxurious wine bottle and wine glasses appeared out of thin air. She took the cork off with her teeth and filled her glass with wine.
“Double what Yeonggamtaengi suggested. How do you feel?”
“… Are you saying such a thing because you thought General Pahu had signed some kind of contract?”
General Pahu made a condition for his son-in-law, Daryl, of the Duke Pahu family. He would hand over the family name to Julia, and since the Pawen family with Labella had no chance, he was told to make the Pahu family his home.
“Most of the time, that raccoon guy gives money in advance. Double that. How is it? The Pawen family would know. I’m richer in cash than Lauren. Ah, you look twice as petty after showing off like this. Quadruple. How do you feel?”
It felt like they were telling me that no matter what I said, they wouldn’t listen. General Pahu had said that he considered the Pawen family as Marei’s own, but Schwafen’s reaction was different.
“Gold always knows the answer. Treatment, benefits, promises. Let me give you ten times the value of everything. Marey de Pawen. If you want, I can give you a little bit of what you saw in your imagination.”
“… I had no imagination.”
Really? Schwafen smiled slyly and asked that question. She didn’t really see anything, but she spoke as if she was sure of something.
He was a tiring person to deal with. Marei seemed to know what it meant to say that her head was pounding.
“Hmm… Seeing that he seems to have a slightly masochistic temperament, I think I can guess what kind of behavior he was imagining.”
“… If the conversation is over, may I stand up?”
“We’ll be a good match, Marey. “I am S.”
Marei, who was about to get up from her seat, answered Schwafen as if to provoke her by saying that she felt like she was losing like this.
“It’s a coincidence, I’ve often heard that I’m sadistic too.”
To be exact, the pet dogs and the toilet sisters kept stimulating his sadism, and he was slowly being taught to be a sadist as a master, a male, and a king.
“Under… She is a queen with that delicate body… What are you looking forward to?”
“If you get hit, you might get seriously hurt. And, it’s not a queen, it’s a man.”
Even the widow dragon, who was criticized for being vicious and selfish, was slowly training the boy to be a majo female. Schwafen just laughed at the boy, thinking he was cute.
“Then would you like to check it? “How are you today?”
“… Because I hate frivolous people. I learned a lot. General Schwappen.”
“Running away.”
Seeing Schwafen laughing as if he was dumbfounded, Marey bowed and walked towards where the professors and Northern Army officers were gathered.
-Match! Match! Match! Mate!
All the people waiting a little distance away applauded. Marey looked around her in surprise and then looked at Julia as if seeking her answer./
“Even though he was defeated, it was because he was General Schwafen. Just the fact that you did your best to prevent it is worthy of praise. In addition, he blocked the tip of General Schwafen’s spear several times.”
She added that Julia had done well and patted Marey’s hair as if praising her.
“I think everyone has settled the score in their minds, but we will skip the third war game with me and the chairman. “Does anyone have any objections?”
Everyone remained silent as if there were no objections.
“Any evaluators who decide to give grades are requested to enter their scores along with their names.”
Colonel Gagarin raised his hand.
“Will the oral evaluation related to theory be omitted, Lieutenant Colonel Julia Pahu?”
“Now that we’re all here, I think it would be a good idea to start now. Marey, are you okay?”
In response to Julia’s question, Marey nodded her head as if it was okay. Marey is ready.
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Professors also began to pay attention. When Julia saw that, she let out a long sigh as if she was dumbfounded. She looked around at the faculty as if they were trying to figure out what Julia was saying, but they all just looked away and did nothing.
Outside, they say all the southern guys have disappeared, but officers from the north came down, and they are like this. Here, people who are supposed to show that they will properly evaluate the chairman or whatever are acting like this. In Julia’s mouth, she felt the swear words she had uttered when she commanded the military unit rising up to her throat.
“I would like to hear about the Western Front. I would like to hear an evaluation of the Sigma Empire’s aptitude, future response, and what direction the Empire should take in dealing with the Sigma Empire.”
“Colonel Gagarin, this is a test site for tactical science. It is not for strategy or political diplomacy.”
Colonel Gagarin shrugged her shoulders as if it were unfair. I’m sure she came after receiving orders from her grandfather.
“I have already proven myself and General Schwappen’s qualifications for getting a perfect score in the war game. This is a matter of personal curiosity. I have a tendency to give full marks without any information about the theory evaluation, so it is better to listen to stories to confirm my insight appropriately. It looks good. What do the professors at Walter Academy think?”
-Wasn’t everyone thinking of perfect scores anyway?
-Well, honestly, Professor Julia presented it with confidence, so was there a need to test it?
-Because I’m still in first grade. The score is generous… No, even if I give full marks.
-Even if it were a graduating class, I think I would have given it a perfect score.
-There’s no need for a theory, at least it’s not common to get a chance to hear the stance of the Empire’s front line from the Pawen family.
-There is a governor and an inspector general. Does that kid know anything? Even though he has been appointed as the academy director, he is still…
-If you think about how the director of inspection ran a company at that age…
-Isn’t Lavela de Pawen special?
-Isn’t our chairman special?
When I brought him here to evaluate how good our Marei was, he got swept away. Julia gritted her teeth and glared at Gagarin and her professors.
