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Carl sat under a parasol in the garden of the Clock Tower Dormitory, enjoying a warm spring weekend with a leisurely look on his face.
“It’s peaceful.”
“That’s right. I thought I’d be stuck in the mountains this weekend, stuck to the class president.”
Iliana also agreed as she sipped milk tea sold at the outdoor garden cafe.
I felt happy as I enjoyed the weekend like this.
Looking at the two, Nella asked with a puzzled face.
“The other magic students are busy studying for tomorrow’s magic class. Are you free?”
Chelsea, who was sitting on one side, smiled at that question.
“I don’t need anything like advance study.”
Chelsea, one of the top students in her third-year magic class along with Chloe and Abaddon, was very laid-back.
The sword was spared for another reason.
“Heh. Anyway, Professor Ren’s class isn’t something you can learn by studying in advance.”
Illyana nodded in agreement with those words.
“That’s right. That’s right. What will happen with the spirit?”
“I don’t think so.”
Tade tackled her, but Illyana didn’t listen.
The five people currently enjoying refreshments at the outdoor cafe were in the same class in the first grade.
Since we were best friends since first grade, we remained best friends even after moving up a grade.
The five spent their time playing board games that have recently become popular at school.
Chelsea muttered as she looked up at the clock tower, about to roll the dice in her hand.
“It’s almost lunchtime.”
“Okay. What do you want to eat?”
“Chelsea. Since you brought up lunch, you decide what to eat.”
At those words, Chelsea rolled the dice and fell into thought.
The giant troll-shaped piece on the game board moved as much as the eye on the dice and approached the sword piece in the shape of a wizard.
And he tried to strike the sword’s object with a huge club.
“Where.”
The sword made a ridiculous expression and then defended my attack with one of the cards it had.
The game played by five people was a kind of maze escape game where they had to escape the maze while avoiding the tagger.
Chelsea said with a frown as her attack was in vain.
“Want a sandwich?”
“I hate eating it in the morning.”
Iliana said bluntly.
In the meantime, the sword’s implement escaped.
Chelsea rolls the dice again.
The troll’s next target was Illyana, who was nearby.
“Ah! Don’t come! Don’t come!”
Illyana screamed.
The wooden game board thumps and a giant club is about to finish off Illyana’s piece.
Illyana took out a card.
“Oh! Why is that there!”
Iliana laughed as Chelsea made a frustrated face.
Although Lumeron is home to some of the world’s best talent, the way they spend their weekends is not that different from their peers.
Rather, this kind of ordinary rest was also a culture that was greatly emphasized in Lumer.
Chelsea chose the menu with a sullen expression.
“Let’s eat southern desert cuisine.”
“No. I’m sick of it because I eat too much.”
Then Illyana refused again.
“What about Shan Empire cuisine?”
“Hmm? Is that okay?”
“Ah. That’s not really my thing.”
When Illyana made a face of disapproval, this time Carl objected.
After that, as soon as Chelsea started talking about the menu, Karl and Ileana started tackling her.
Chelsea said, her face crumpled.
“Then you guys decide on the menu.”
“Hey. Can’t you decide on one thing like that?”
“That’s right. A top student who doesn’t even have to study in advance.”
“Every time you say something, it’s not good!”
“Okay! I won’t say anything next time.”
“Let’s just eat anything. Anything.”
Chelsea clenched her fist after hearing the two men’s words.
There were tendons sticking out of that little fist.
“How about some traditional food from the southern part of Rodren?”
At Chelsea’s words, Carl and Illyana looked at each other and shook their heads simultaneously.
“I really don’t feel like it today.”
“That’s right. Something else!”
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Chelsea flew up and dropkicked both men in the face.
The table overturned and Carl and Illyana rolled around on the floor.
Nella and Tade, who had foreseen this situation, safely protected the café’s cutlery and retreated.
Chelsea growled as she stomped on the two of them.
“You decide! You decide!”
The screams of Carl and Illyana echoed.
“I knew it.”
Tade, who had clicked his tongue, apologized to the cafe staff and handed them the cutlery.
Nella crouched down to clean up the board game that had fallen on the floor.
And then he burst into laughter.
Chelsea’s troll was beating Carl and Illyana’s items with a club.
***
“By the way, is Leo very busy?”
Nella, who came to the restaurant for lunch, asked Karl with a puzzled look on her face.
In response to that question, Carl nodded, rubbing the cold potion bottle on his face.
“Yeah. He said he was a little busy because he had something to think about over the weekend.”
Tade frowned when he heard that.
“I feel uneasy when Leo says he’s busy.”
“Yes why?”
Iliana tilted her head as she put the fork in her mouth.
The current location is a traditional restaurant in the southern part of Rodren.
Chelsea clenched her fists as she watched Iliana humming while eating.
Tade sighed as he looked at the peaceful Illyana.
“Because I feel like there might be something upside.”
Nella rested her chin on Tade’s words.
“I’m definitely a little worried. Leo can be quite erratic sometimes.”
If you ask if Leo is a good student, everyone will nod their heads.
I am not at the top of my department in every subject.
But the practical test.
In other words, Leo is overwhelmingly superior in terms of evaluation related to the qualities of a hero.
Based on his overwhelming skills, he became the youngest student council president and the hero in the shortest amount of time in Lumern history.
If Leo isn’t a top student, then who is?
The problem is that Leo isn’t a perfect student.
Leo also breaks the school rules.
Of course, I never got caught, so I never got punished.
But breaking minor rules isn’t the problem.
Leo’s problem is that he has accidents all of a sudden.
It was also a large-scale accident of extraordinary scale.
Sometimes, as if to prove that he is a powerful person who can control the entire department schedule.
From the students’ perspective, there have been accidents that were close to disaster.
A representative example is the sudden planning of the Heroes’ Festival last year.
A major accident that occurred as soon as Vice President Hark, who was the actual decision-maker of the student council at the time, handed over his authority to Elena.
The incident was still vivid in the minds of all grades except the first graders.
“Hey. Chelsea, Carl, Iliana. You guys went on a mission with Leo this time, right? Didn’t you sense anything suspicious there?”
Three people shook their heads at that question.
“I was busy carrying out my mission.”
Tade scratched his head at Chelsea’s answer.
“Ah. Something really smells ominous.”
“Aren’t you being too sensitive?”
Chelsea said, poking her food with her fork.
“is it?”
Tade tilted his head.
“That’s right. That’s right. The class president isn’t a troublemaker.”
Iliana still reacted calmly.
Then Nella stared at the knife.
“knife?”
At those words, everyone’s eyes turned to Karl.
Tade took a deep breath as he looked at Carl, who had stopped eating and had a serious expression on his face.
“Hey. Why are you so nervous?”
“No. I didn’t get any strange vibes from Leo.”
“Isn’t that okay?”
“But this morning, I went to the student council room and Elena-senpai’s atmosphere was a little strange.”
“Why Senior Elena?”
“What should I say? Should I say he’s strangely neurotic?”
“Is it just a day or two since that selfish witch has been causing trouble to those around her with her nervousness? It seems to me that you’re overreacting.”
Iliana said calmly.
At that moment, the gazes of the other four people turned behind Iliana.
“… … .”
Iliana, who had been silent for a moment, asked with a tearful face.
“Are you behind me now?”
Four people nodded.
“Who is the witch?”
“Heeeeeeek?!”
Iliana was startled by Elena’s soft voice in her ear.
Elena smiled, gently placing her hands on Iliana’s shoulders.
“Hey. I’m so scared. I know my nickname is Witch. In fact, many juniors call me that. It’s not a big deal.”
“Hahaha. Right? As expected, Senior Elena has a heart as broad as the ocean.”
Iliana said, rubbing her hands together vigorously.
Elena added in response.
“Yeah. It’s not a big deal if you don’t get caught.”
“… … .”
Illyana’s face turned ashen.
After a while.
Elena, sitting on top of Iliana, who had become a human chair by lying face down on the floor, took an elegant sip of the tea that was served as dessert and said.
“It’s true that Leo has an ulterior motive.”
Chelsea looked puzzled at those words.
“What is that?”
“If I knew, would I have been upset?”
Elena poured sugar into her tea with a sullen expression.
Carl scratched his head, knowing that she ate sweets when she was stressed.
Nella looked puzzled at Elena like that.
“But you knew in advance that Leo was planning the Heroes’ Festival last year, didn’t you, Elena-senpai?”
“That’s because you needed my cooperation, that’s why you told me in advance.”
Swish swish – Elena squinted her eyes as she stirred the tea with a spoon to dissolve the sugar.
“It’s clear that that human is planning to throw me into the abyss of chaos as well.”
The other students’ faces became serious at Elena’s words.
As the current student body president, Elena is the one who knows Leo’s work best.
As such, those words had great credibility.
“Can you stop that Leo guy?”
Elena clicked her tongue as Tade asked in a desperate voice.
“Leo is the student body president, so what can I do?”
Elena was the queen of Lumerne and was called a witch.
There’s nothing I can do in front of Leo.
“If you want to be rude, you have to be rude.”
The third-years grabbed their heads as they watched Elena pouting.
***
That evening.
The trouble started out really petty.
Rumors that Leo, the student council president, was up to something quickly spread throughout the Clock Tower dormitory.
“The student council president is such a hero. What could happen, sis?”
Perena Hergin asked with a puzzled look on her face.
Eliza clicked her tongue at her sister’s question.
“Perena. I advise you not to trust that man too much. He is a dark-hearted man.”
Perena opened her personal locker in the dormitory, looking at Eliza who was expressing her distrust of Leo with an expression of incomprehension.
And his face hardened.
“What, what is it!”
Eliza looked puzzled as she watched Perena scream in horror.
“why?”
“There are no snacks!”
All the snacks I had prepared to enjoy a long-awaited tea party with my beloved older sister were gone.
“You’re not mistaken, are you?”
“No way! I can never forgive whoever did that… … .”
Perena’s face rose fiercely.
That moment.
Cries of resentment echoed throughout the Summoning Department and dormitories.
The common reaction was that all the snacks were gone.
The incident didn’t just happen in the Summoning Department and dormitories.
“what’s this!”
A scream echoed through the Magic Department dormitory.
“Who wrote graffiti on the wall!”
“Who made that origami with my magic tricks!”
“Huh? Isn’t this the grimoire I was reading?”
Elena, who was doing her homework in her room, narrowed her eyes as she heard the cries of the magic students, who were filled with confusion and anger.
And then I went out to the break room.
Elena’s eyes, looking at the dormitory lounge that had become a crucible of chaos, suddenly sparkled.
He threw the quill he was holding towards the desk.
Bam-!
The fairy, who was approaching the inkwell right in front of Elena’s homework, made eye contact with Elena.
The fairy with the seal around her neck quickly opened the window and ran away.
I ran quickly and opened the window, but the fairy was nowhere to be found.
‘… That fairy. It was definitely Leo-kun’s summon?’
