Necromancer School’s Summoning Genius Chapter 296
Outskirts of Kelso.
Here, the collapse of the barrier was better seen. It was a rare spectacle to see a large, majestic wall shattering like a glass window.
And there was a girl who watched it with an expressionless face.
Standing with her hands in her pockets, wearing a black robe over her white school uniform, her eyes contained many emotions.
“…Le, Sister Lete.”
Next to her was Lirinet, her dormitory roommate.
She, too, was wearing a brown robe, and cautiously looked at Lethe and spoke.
“I-Is this really what I’m good at? To let the saintess die.”
“I don’t know if it’s a good thing, but it’s the right thing.”
Lette replied cynically.
“Mister made of drugs? Ha! There’s no way Ephnell would admit such a dirty thing.”
“Yeah, but seeing that they dispatched paladins, I guess they acknowledged it to some extent.”
“…….”
At Lyrinet’s retort, Lethe stayed still for a moment before opening her mouth.
“Then I’ll be honest.”
“?”
Lethe tucked her white hair behind her ears.
“Honestly, no matter what anyone says, I’m the most promising candidate for a saint on this continent. Rather than having my chance taken away by a strange fake saint, I definitely wanted to interfere. That’s it?”
“…Well, I don’t think it’s anything like that.”
Lirinet’s timid retort caused a fire in Lethe’s eyes.
“Ah, then what! I say yes, but what else is not!”
“Kijen’s blue-haired boy.”
Lette paused.
“Actually, didn’t you do it for him? When he said he was going to Kelso, Lethe reacted so quickly that even the paladins stopped him.”
Lyrinet’s voice became insidious.
“Actually, wasn’t that letter from the boy in the dormitory also sent by that Keyzen boy?”
“…Anyway.”
Lethe laughed.
“Lyrinet is a problem because her thoughts are too ‘that way’.”
“Boo, are you going to deny it?”
“Come on, look at my face.”
Lethe looked at her.
“Tell me why I have to go to such lengths to help the necromancer.”
“…….”
Lyrinet quietly recalled Simon’s face in her mind.
He’s a necromancer, but he’s handsome.
“As expected…!”
“I warn you, go through your brain and say it.”
Lette snarled and quickly cut it off, and Lirinet immediately became a honeyed mute.
Lethe took a step closer and put her face in front of Lirinet.
“You’re my roommate, right? Then tell me. Do I look like someone who’s obsessed with boys?”
“…….”
Lyrinet thought of the men Lethe had hooked up with.
Lethe and the men.
A scene with Lethe and a man together.
Beat, kick, beat, head against the wall, beat, beat, beat, beat.
‘Uh.’
No matter how much I thought about it, nothing but violence came to mind. Also, this person…
“Poem, I made a mistake!”
It was absurdly far from love!
When Lirinet acknowledged and apologized, Lethe coolly turned her back.
“I hope you understand. Let’s go, Lyrinet.”
“Yes! Sister!”
The lyrinet returned to her usual lively voice and clung to her arm.
“Heh heh! Well then! There’s no way Sister Lethe would be like that! What kind of a human being treats men like punching bags that are good to mess with!”
“……Don’t diss me lightly.”
“yes~”
Anyway, this town was dangerous because there were too many Necromancers. The moment when the two of them are walking out of the village.
that buck
A man in a white robe, the opposite of the black robe Lethe was wearing, was walking on the other side.
that buck
The two walked past each other, clashing the hems of white and black clothes.
“!”
Lethe hesitated and turned her head.
“Wait a minute…”
however.
“Look at this, Simon!”
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“Hey! Have you ever seen someone with the same pitch-black color as you?”
There were people around the boy.
They were friends of the same age who chatted loudly.
“Sister Lethe!”
She quickly turned around at the sudden rise in voice. Lyrinet was watching with a puzzled expression.
“I’ll have to call you a few times to understand!”
“Oh, um, sorry.”
“Let’s go buy something to eat over there! Hurry up!”
Lethe tried to smile.
“……Yes, let’s go.”
After replying like that, Lethe looked back again.
The man in the white robe disappeared like a painting.
* * *
Simon safely replaced Elizabeth and returned to the crew. In the meantime, the situation was quickly rectified.
Sasha was immediately transferred to the treatment center, and decided to go to the Dark Union on a teleportation magic circle for a more detailed examination. She didn’t wake up, but luckily her life was not in danger, she said.
A group of vigilantes from the Neutral Zone arrived one after another to grasp the situation and recover the bodies.
And the news that a priest named ‘Figaro’, who was aiming for the saintess’ power, imprisoned the residents in a barrier and slaughtered them became widely known, and the entire Neutral Zone was indignant. The hostility toward Ephnell increased greatly.
In response, Epenel showed some embarrassment.
Unfortunately or fortunately, a group of paladins on their way to Figaro were attacked and incapacitated by Lette, so Aphnel completely denied their relationship with Figaro.
In addition, they officially explained that they had never recognized her as a saint, and that it was an act of terror by Figaro himself.
Crows were also dispatched to Vengeance’s side to grasp the situation in Kizen.
7 was also subjected to several interrogations. At headquarters, there was a debate over whether Simon and Team 7’s mission would be considered a success or a failure.
At a time like this, it was Agent Vengeance and Block who unexpectedly took the lead in defending the students.
-The students are not at fault, and it is all our Vengeance’s negligence.
‘Figaro’, who robbed Sasha in the first place, was at least a third-tier necromancer level, so it’s natural that the students couldn’t stop it, and if we thoroughly managed the staff and designated a normal mentor, the result would have been different.
Keygen headquarters also acknowledged this, and in the end, only Vengeance was put in a position to be disciplined.
“I’m sorry. Because of us…”
After Kamivarez and the students apologized, Block reassured them that our mistakes were correct and that the organization would not disintegrate because of what we had done in the Neutral Zone.
And Seiwir, who was the target of disposal in both Vengeance and the Dark Union, was summoned to the Union.
The students were cleared of responsibility for the Kelso incident, but it was decided to fill in the mission list by carrying out one more new mission.
However, this time, they decided to carry out their mission properly, together with Agent ‘Block’, who was originally the mentor of the four men.
“Our mission is to destroy the Sentinel gang.
One more new mission had to be performed, but the 7th team members felt good.
After experiencing a man named Seiwir, he was also comfortable working with his original mentor, Block, so the comfort itself was different.
Block was an industry legend holding onto the neutral ground, and was a necromancer representing Vengeance.
But more than the students are thrilled that their mentor has changed.
“Agent! Eat this!”
“Uh, huh?”
Block was more thrilled.
“Did you really care about me too? Go, thank you. Thank you so much!”
Block suffered severely from ‘the phobia of kids these days’. I couldn’t sleep properly for several days after hearing that I was being dispatched from Kijen, and I was paying more attention to the students because of the Seiwir incident.
However, when I actually experienced kids these days, it was different from the rumors. There were no other good and smart kids like this.
“So! So what happened after that? Tell me more!”
In particular, when Block told the story of the Neutral Zone in the past, the students clamored to hear it all night with their eyes shining.
“Really curious? It’s just an old story…”
“Yes! Quickly!”
Unlike Seiwir, Block’s story was a truly realistic experience, so the students had no choice but to listen differently. Block, who did not know the inside story, was dumbfounded by the students’ reaction.
It was a block that was living with the 7th group students and overcoming the generational gap and the phobias of kids these days in real time.
* * *
Sentinel.
Basement Headquarters Hideout.
“Huh…”
The Sentinel Gang’s ‘Old White Head’, who led Sasha’s kidnapping, was lying on a chair and groaning.
‘Live and live, I thought I would go to prison.’
He was defeated by Kizen’s little necromancers and handed over to the Neutral Zone vigilante, but his subordinates paid a huge amount of bail to get the white-haired captain out.
thud!
“Captain! It’s a big deal!”
At the cry of a gang member who suddenly opened the door and entered, the old white-haired man raised his eyebrows and said,
“What’s the fuss again? The goal is ringing.”
“Yes, Necromancers…!”
puck!
The gang member collapsed, showing whites in his eyes. After that, a girl with her sky-blue hair waving came in with a pretty smile.
“Hello? We’ll see you again, mister.”
The white-haired captain jumped up as if he had seen a ghost.
“You’re that…! Keyzen’s Necromancer woman!”
The gang members rose from their seats and took out their knives with grim faces.
Meirin calmly unfolded the prepared magic circle and floated it up on the ceiling.
<Pears of Blizzard>
Ice picks began to fly from the ceiling in all directions. The gang members who rushed in were knocked out or rolled on the floor as they were hit by the ice.
Chee Hee Hee Hee!
This time, a green poison began to spread through the cellar.
“Ha ha ha! Poison gas is coming!”
d!ck and Kamibarez also appeared.
d!ck threw an enchanted net or sprayed gooey poison on the floor, and Kamivarez fired blood bullets and occasionally showed amazing taijutsu despite his small size.
In particular, this hideout was a narrow space in the basement. As the poison gas spread, dozens of people began to collapse in an instant.
On the other hand, those boys and girls were moving around in the poison gas without wearing masks or other equipment.
“Damn it! Uh, how did you get here!”
The white-haired captain hid behind the sofa with a hard face.
“Where are all the guys who opened their cores?!”
“That’s where Agent Block went.”
Hearing the sudden voice from behind, the long-haired captain turned around with his heart pounding.
The one who caught her, the blue-haired boy who appears in every nightmare since that day, was walking.
“You’ve probably been through all of them by now. Agent Block is a third-tier powerhouse.”
“Keugh, you bastard!”
The white-haired captain took out his sword and made a hard expression as he held it.
“Oh, and I think you bribed the vigilante to get free.”
Simon smiled.
“We had to find the base.”
“You bastard!!”
The white-haired captain charged with a sword, but was kicked by Simon and rolled on the floor.
“Intimidating the residents, stealing the rent, now let’s put an end to these bad things.”
Simon climbed on top of him and handcuffed the captain’s wrists.
The Sentinel gang, which had existed for 20 years, collapsed in just one night.
