Chapter 68 – Chapter 5 – On the Weekend Too
Toutuk!-
After roughly throwing away the wooden sword, Klaus looked down at Cecily, who had collapsed on the arena floor.
Cecily, who was dripping with tears, runny nose and saliva, as if feeling the gaze looking at her, barely lifted her head and looked up at Klaus.
“The demons killed by me will hit the ground and weep. For these things he died on the battlefield. It’s really sad. Cadet Cecily.”
“Keuk, keuk…”
“You feel ashamed. The demons who fought with me only rushed at me even when their limbs were cut off and their bodies were pierced. Since this is sparring, isn’t that much necessary? Do you think that a lousy person here will disappear if he goes to practice? Stop talking nonsense.”
Magical energy was convulsed from the inside, and the whole body was aching with excruciating pain.
It wasn’t normal pain, it was normal for even a moderate demon warrior to be unable to even think, let alone fight properly.
In other words, Cecily’s falling into this state was, to be honest, quite natural.
“Wake up. It’s not over yet.”
Kuwook-.
The most terrible shame, Klaus grinned as he trampled the fallen with his feet.
The demons who were looking at the arena around them began to cast hostile eyes toward us while groaning.
She didn’t have any special feelings for Cecily, the youngest daughter of the Leblanc family, but it seemed very uncomfortable to humiliate someone who was already defeated and could no longer fight.
“Professor Klaus. How about you stop?”
Eventually, some demon cadets came up to the arena and even opened their mouths.
Rather than moving for the LeBlanc family, it seems that he didn’t want to see his own people floundering under the feet of humans.
“The match has already been won. It is the defeat of Cadet Cecily LeBlanc. But how…”
“The demons who fought with me fought tens or hundreds of times more brutally than this. They were miserable, pitiful, pitiful, but more honorable than anyone else, strong, and wonderful.”
Suddenly, when words criticizing the demon came out of Klaus’s mouth, the demon cadets who were about to open their mouths stopped talking and stared at him.
The Demons Criticize the Demon of the South, Klaus. I’ve heard and seen it a lot, but on the contrary, it was the first time I heard Klaus criticize the Demons who fought against him.
“They and I fought for one in the end. It was for someone behind me. As a result, I lived and they died, but I rather thought they were better. What was behind was trash to me, and to them it still looked like a jewel. But, as far as I know, there is nothing different. They get pity What did you fight for and what did you die for? I don’t know anymore.”
While acknowledging those who were his enemies, he criticizes the human aristocrats behind him.
And while criticizing the current demons, he also praises the honorable demon warriors.
Because of this, the demon cadets couldn’t even open their mouths and refute properly.
For them, the dead in the Continental War were like a sanctuary that should never be touched.
In addition, the demon of the South, who seemed so strong, somehow seemed heavy and sad, so they backed away without realizing it.
A rare trash man who had been indiscriminately assaulting cadets until just now.
From a certain point on, he was seen as an unlucky war hero struggling with pain due to an unspeakable story.
“Cadet Cecily Leblanc.”
After removing her feet, Klaus leans over her and puts his lips to her ear.
Then, in a still sharp voice, he began to whisper slowly.
“Being strong doesn’t mean simply throwing some magic or swinging a sword. It’s good to take care of that weak heart of yours. If that doesn’t happen, you’ll never get out of this lousy crap you are now. Forever.”
“Turn it off…”
“Find a way. How can you become stronger?”
After saying that, Klaus got up from his seat and turned around without regret.
The gazes of the demon cadets pouring in from all directions, some still harboring hostility, others showing admiration for the overwhelming strength, and others noticed from what Klaus said that he was being treated quite poorly.
‘If opinions are united as one, naturally, it is easy to be kicked out by that unified opinion later. The demons’ evaluation of me must always be divided into two: the worst enemy and the man who has no choice but to admit it.’
Excessive praise can be a burden for Julia.
Above all, if the evaluations were divided and the factions split, Yulia could more effectively select those who would come under her and those who would not.
“… Wasn’t that too harsh?”
The one who caught Klaus as he returned to his room was Yulia, who was watching quietly from a distance.
You must already know that the LeBlanc family is the strongest supporter of my uncle who is trying to prey on him, and Cecily is well aware that she is the youngest daughter of such a LeBlanc family.
Even so, the fact that she had a somewhat unrefreshed face was proof that she, too, did not only think of Cecily Les Blancs as an enemy.
“I see you’ve been watching.”
“Ever since I pushed Cecily LeBlanc from start to finish in the arena. I thought she would do it in moderation like before, but I didn’t know that she would attack so fiercely.”
“I know the world is easy if you keep asking me if I’m coming. It makes me a little angry that she is not a child, but a grown woman, and even a talented person who is said to be a magic genius in her own right is such an immature kid.”
“… What are you angry about?”
“All.”
In response to Klaus’ vaguely vague answer, Yulia put on a strange expression.
Since he was the man who fought the most brutally with the demons, I thought he would have an inexpressible hostility towards the demons, but that wasn’t the case.
Rather, he was evaluating the demons who fought with him as his true adversaries.
‘… The human aristocrats don’t like it.’
The person who made the biggest contribution, a man called a war hero, did not show any signs of trying to be friendly with the nobles as a commoner, and even cheered up the enemy.
Even if it wasn’t so, the fact that Klaus, who was born as a commoner, became the highest figure in the military, when the vested interests of the aristocrats were shaken from the root due to the war, would have given him an ominous feeling beyond anxiety.
‘You didn’t come to me with a different intention. What a relief. Now that I know that it’s not just me who has fallen for you, you have fallen for me too.’
I was ashamed of what happened with Klaus, and I was also worried.
Now that she trusted him completely, she wanted to be sure that he had come to her intentionally, or that he was just as wounded and seeking shelter as she was.
That part has now been completely cleared up.
Judging by what he said and what he did, it seemed that he had no intention of returning to the human world.
He was certain that the oath of allegiance to him was true.
“Rather than that, cadet Yulia. You should be concerned.”
“Yeah?”
“Cadet Natasha said she would definitely beat you, and she was training with a light in her eyes.”
“… That fairy woman said she would beat me?”
“I met him briefly yesterday and he told me a similar story.”
To be precise, since yesterday, I’ve been addicted to sex all day long.
First of all, the two women’s proper competitive structure would benefit each other, so it was better to blow on the sparks to some extent.
“Ha, she is that woman for real. She keeps trying to climb.”
I don’t know if it’s the same demon.
Fairies who pretend to be arrogant and noble are all they know how to do.
Beings who think they are proud of their excellent magic skills and shooting arrows.
The fairy woman openly talks about trying to defeat her.
I wouldn’t be able to stand it even in front of other people.
He said that in front of Klaus, who is ‘my man’.
‘Great. Let’s face it with all our sincerity. Natasha Belarus.’
It is said that they compete on equal footing in all areas of melee, but there was an overwhelming difference in magic.
Thinking about that part, she was Yulia who reprimanded herself, who had been relieved for a moment.
The king thought that if he were a king, he should be able to crush him overwhelmingly in every part, so that he could never raise his eyes again.
There, it was clearly confirmed that the way she looked at Klaus was strange.
It’s clear that he wants to take advantage of him once again.
It is to use once again the man who has been used and abandoned by the human nobles.
It’s obvious that you want to use it just once and throw it away miserably later.
Yulia thought so and burned her enmity.
“… Then I can’t just stay like this.”
“Take advantage of the other person’s weaknesses, or try to fill in your own. Cadet Julia. If you only develop your strengths, you will see the limits someday.”
“Even if it’s not the case, there are things I felt in Dalian last time. That fairy named Natasha, she handles the sword very well than I thought. She thought fairies were just people who were good at shooting arrows.”
The perception that a fairy is unconditionally a bow and arrow is influenced by the creator of this world.
Because of this, the perception did not change easily, and for that reason, Natasha is treated as a very strange or unusual person even after that.
“Oh, and.”
Klaus beckons to Yulia.
As the demon king, who looked around and confirmed that no one was there, approached him, he whispered in a rather serious voice.
“I’ll have to discuss the future work once during the week. According to the information I have collected so far, there is a man who stands in the way of Yulia cadet, no, Yulia Agnesa, the demon king. You will have to come up with a plan to get rid of him.”
“… !”
When the story of my uncle comes up, it is Yulia whose eyes are filled with murder.
It was so life-like that even Klaus flinched for a moment.
“Is there anything good?”
“Was it not because you needed a reliable ally that you brought me in? Power is also powerless, but someone with the ability to turn the tide of battle at once while looking down on the battlefield.”
“… Yes. I wanted you for that purpose. He is definitely a man who can help me.”
“As expected.”
“But, that’s not all.”
Not all, Klaus looked at Yulia as if asking what he meant by that.
I already know all the answers she will give, but she pretends not to know, waiting to hear what the seductive woman in front of her has to say.
“… I want you and I to rest in a place we can trust now.”
“I want you to rest in a place you can trust.”
“I mean, in a situation where you don’t know when you might be betrayed, you still want a place where you can feel safe. You trust me, and I trust you, so we can talk a little deeper… In addition…”
Yulia, who mumbled something of her own, shook her head in a low voice.
She still seemed to think it was a little too much to say this far.
Klaus, who was staring blankly at the demon lord, said with a soft smile that was not like him.
“Surely serving a king like you is more fun than I thought.”
“Don’t make fun of me. I’m serious now Not as a cadet, but as a demon king.”
“Neither do I. Not as a professor, but as a servant of the Demon King.”
The two men and women looked at each other for a while, then nodded when they noticed someone nearby and walked past each other as if nothing had happened and parted ways.
Confirming once again that Yulia was slowly coming this way, Klaus glanced around before reaching his room.
Then he spoke in a very quiet voice towards the empty hallway.
“Come out.”
No answer came.
It was just that someone’s magical power flinched from afar, shook, and then disappeared.
“I’m trying to make you say it twice. Are you not educated yet?”
A man who shuddered at Klaus’ threat appeared.
She was wearing a male cadet uniform, so someone who was completely unfamiliar with the situation could mistake her for a male cadet, but as soon as the paint on her face was erased, a woman appeared.
“Hey, Mr. Klaus.”
“I should have warned you. Stay out of sight unless I call you.”
“I’m sorry. Obviously, that’s what you said. But…”
It was Lire who was at a loss as she crossed her stretched legs.
I lowered my eyes slightly and looked under her. The color around her crotch had already changed to water.
“I can’t stand it any longer. Please please…”
Come to think of it, unlike her other women, Lire was completely trained so that she couldn’t stand it unless she was poked regularly.
Since I was planning to use it until I die, hypnosis is still being maintained and I used the most powerful aphrodisiac, so it was only natural that I was so impatient.
“Great. Lire. Come in.”
When Cecily came, there were things she wanted to do, but it was at the level of a rehearsal target.
