[Code Geass] Irregular 203

Chapter 203 – 202. Gears Direction

The members of the student council could not properly adapt to the Black Knights. From the student council’s point of view, it was impossible for the Britannians, who had been oppressing them for nearly seven years, to squeeze in among the Elevens. In the end, it was decided that they would take on Sword Breaker along with Yuffie.

The space of the Sword Breaker gradually expanded. Since Yuffie, Biretta, and Naomi, as well as the members of the student council, Karen, and Lirina are already living there, they decided that a standard-sized facility would be difficult, so they were moving to a larger facility little by little. Since most of the training is conducted outside, there have been no complaints or suggestions that Ikaruga is too small. It seemed to me that this would be better until I was in Hokkaido for sure. Living on a battleship that can take off in case of an emergency, I felt like I could put my mind at ease about safety.

The people in the student council didn’t recognize Nanari, who pretended to be nice to them. I should have seen Nanari’s expression at that time, but now that I can see, it was Nanari who was happy as if she would fly away, but the people in the student council I’ve been close to so far are having a hard time calling her the princess, and even the memory of Ashford Academy has disappeared. I was very sad.

Lelouch was able to develop a greater hatred of his own father.

Members of the student council were confused as well. Roro, whom they had known as a younger sister, was actually not a real younger sister, and her real younger sister was Nanari Vi Britannia. Then, Lelouch was also not Lelouch Ranfelji, but Prince Lelouch Vi Britannia. In particular, Mirei Ashford looked a little dangerous because she didn’t know what was what. Because it was originally Mirei who knew Lelouch’s true identity.

For Shirley, the boy she had been flirting with was Zero of the Black Knights, and the 11th Prince of Britannia’s royal family, Lelouch Vi Britannia. To Shirley, who was quite a petit bourgeois for a student at Ashford Academy, this sounded like thunder from the sky. Besides, Lelouch was also the cause of his father’s death during the Battle of Narita. Because she died after being swept away by a landslide caused by Karen.

In the end, Shirley chose to run away. She consciously avoided Lelouch, and she did not come out well in the space of the Sword Breaker. Ribal was just devastated, but he didn’t care. Because he’s a man

After all, Shirley is a body (?) That has to be Lelouch. To be honest, there are few people in this world as noble and pure as Shirley. Especially among women. I didn’t have to intervene. Shirley will find her answer on her own and she will take care of Lelouch. She shouldn’t have to get involved and make things weird.

Nina…

“Awesome. Really.”
“Right. This is…”

She was meeting Lloyd with the sakuradite fusion model she had made. What surprised Lloyd so much was that she didn’t know what Cecil was making and when she ate it, she only saw it. That’s how great Nina made it. I’m not a gongdori, so I didn’t realize how great it was, but I knew it was great. Because that’s what she made using the same technology that used to make Freyja.

Maybe not so great?

“With this, I can attach Excalibur to Asura.”
“It’s more than sweet. Energy wings are no problem. I was annoyed with too many weapons, but if it’s this, it’s okay to wear it even more.”
“Could you explain a little to me what you’re talking about?”

I was curious about what Lloyd and Cecil said, and I couldn’t stand it since Ashura started appearing. When I protested, Lloyd opened her mouth with a smirk and an exaggerated gesture.

“Congratulations! If Nina-san’s research is applied to Asura, it looks like a really great Nightmare will be born!”
“So how great is that?”
“I don’t know exactly about that. You have to make it to know.”
“Don’t scientists know that?”
“Perhaps you can predict it, but no scientist knows for sure.”

Lloyd tapped me on the shoulder as he said that. I felt my mood go down. How come Lloyd’s baby hasn’t changed at all.

“First of all, when can I ride Asura? I’m starting to get a little scared now.”

Literally. It seems that Asura has been in the renovation for a while, but he still hasn’t come out. Cecil, who was listening by my side, scolded me with a stern look.

“Do you think it’s that easy to modify? There’s still a little more to come, so wait! And to apply this…”
“To do it?”
“Maybe we can’t finish it within this year?”
“What?”

Should I kill the Emperor and Schneizel within this year? Then, have you finished your work? If I can’t do it within this year, what am I riding to fight?

“For now, let’s proceed with the modification as it is, and think about the nuclear fusion model slowly. We only need to fix the core luminous side anyway. Let’s ride it as it is, but we’ll have to add this later. But…”
“However?”
“I don’t know when the fusion model will be commercialized.”

I got sullen. Did Asura fight with a nuclear fusion engine across the water? First of all, I know that it would be great to have just the energy wing attached, but with Nina joining, there are better parts, but it’s a pity that I can’t. In fact, even without a nuclear fusion engine, a 9th generation Nightmare would be incomparable. Even now, there is no opponent in the Nightmare battle, so it might not mean much if I become stronger.

“Okay. For now, finish it quickly. Schneizel will have a hard time moving now, but you never know when a battle will happen.”
“All right.”

Cecile nodded his head and smiled lightly. Lloyd was still amazed at Nina’s fusion model.

“Then I’ll go first, good job.”
“Yes.”

He came out of the laboratory while being seen off by Cecil. What do you do now

“I don’t think I have anything to do.”

I’m dazed. I had been doing something until now, but I didn’t want to do anything when I came back after eating Schneizel candy once in the Tokyo concession. There were so many non-combatants now that it was difficult to care for them one by one. Hmm…

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“Hey. Is it time?”

Mirei cautiously approached Woojin, who was sitting on a chair in the middle of the room and was dazed. Woojin, who had been staring blankly at the empty space without doing anything, turned her head toward her. Something… Eyes like a dead squid.

“What’s going on?”
“No. It’s not like that, but I wanted to talk about it.”

Mirei smiled shyly. Woojin paused with a thoughtful look on his face, then nodded to her. She then got up from her chair and headed for her own office. Mirei quickly followed after Woojin. There was no one in her office. She is Mirei and when she first came here, she was quite surprised. It was surprising to her that Woojin was the leader of a group of soldiers, but it was Woojin who continued to take care of Princess Euphemia here. She was told that now she was also looking for Princess Cornelia. Trustworthy

The office was empty, but there were few other things. Instant coffee and paper cups. Only spring books and papers were piled up. The tables and chairs were also of very poor quality. I heard that it was Woo-jin who took down Bismarck Waldstein, but thinking that such a person would handle paperwork in an office like this made her a little funny.

“What are you talking about?”

Woojin now naturally started to ease her words to Mirei. Originally, she used to use honorifics consistently at Ashford Academy, but not now. Is it because she is no longer a student? Or has it been a while since I’ve seen her and I’ve forgotten how she treated me before? Various thoughts passed through my mind.

“Why is Woojin beholden to the Black Knights?”
“Hmm? I’m not indebted to the Black Knights.”
“No?”
“Yes. I was hired by the Sumeragi Conzern. I am not a sub-organization of the Black Knights.”
“Aha! Then you must be close friends with Lelouch?”

Woojin scratched his head at Mirei’s question. It was something vague.

“Um… I still think we’re close, but I don’t know about Lelouch.”
“So? So… Do you know what’s going on?”
“What’s up?”
“Last year, after you and Princess Euphemia went missing, the atmosphere in the student council changed dramatically. Lelouch and Karen were the same. I thought Karen belonged to the Black Knights, but now I see that she belongs to the Sword Breaker.”
“So. Do you want to know why things happened this way?”
“Right. That’s exactly what I wanted to say.”

Mirei nodded her head. Woojin made a difficult expression at Mirei’s question. Mirai became anxious. It was because she was strangely convinced that Woo-jin would not explain why it was right. Continuing to think intently, Woojin saw Mirei’s face, smiled and waved her hand. I mean no.

“It’s not like that. That’s why. She was thinking about where to start talking to Mirei in order to tell her the truth she wanted.”
“Is it that complicated?”
“Yes. It’s very complicated. Maybe Mirei feels that her head hurts too? Besides…”
“Furthermore?”

Mirei’s upper body moved closer to Woojin, who was oblivious to what she said behind her back. She didn’t mean to, but she was starting to fret Mirei. Woojin suddenly looked like a hypnotized man at the two huge, huge breasts that filled his field of vision.

“Perhaps… If she hears the whole story, Mirei won’t be able to get out.”
“Here?”
“Huh…”

Woojin nodded her head with a blank expression. Suddenly, she couldn’t understand why Woojin was doing that, and Mirei frowned. She was incredibly curious. She told Lelouch of her story that her memories might not be her own. But even Lelouch didn’t have the time to point out one by one, listening to Mirei’s explanation, where and how far she had changed. Mirei continued to be neglected, with only her curiosity piling up.

She didn’t believe Mirei when she said what she didn’t know was medicine. Even though she was sick and thought she was going to die, it was better to know. Knowledge is power, she says. She chose her truth rather than worrying about what Mirei would become of her own situation. She still held her Woojin’s hand as she blankly looked at herself as she asked Mirei.

“I’ll listen.”
“Yep?”

Woo-jin, who finally came to her senses, looked at Mirei with her stupid face. Her Mirei eyes were those of someone who had already made up her mind, and Woojin couldn’t help but be embarrassed.

It was because she had no memory since Mirei’s upper body approached.