ReLife Player Chapter 402

Relife Player 402

[Chapter 117]

[Ain’s right to be happy (2)]

Recently, there was a sight that could be seen every morning at the academy.

It was a picket activity by Ain students.

[Give me the right to be happy.]

[We want to be happy too.]

The death of telepathist Myeong Chae-hyun.

Her death was nothing short of exposing to the world the contempt and discrimination against Ain that had been knowingly or unknowingly been carried out.

It was an incident that exploded to the point where people who had endured discrimination against society rose up.

[With a sin against the world! The only person born is Dan! There is not even one!]

[we are! Sin! I didn’t build it!]

[we are! I am proud!]

Ajin who appeared after <Destruction at the End of the Century> was persecuted by people with a fear of monsters.

A society mired in anarchy implicitly defined them as a type of monster.

Abandoned by their parents and pushed into the slums, Ain had to harbor hostility towards the world.

Nevertheless, because they had to live, the demi-humans kept their feelings of injustice in their hearts.

Thus, they grew up and became active players in the industry.

In other words, it meant that the majority of demi-humans were those who harbored the strongest hatred toward society.

Therefore, the movement led by them was, in a way, active and stimulating.

[Ain has no sin!]

[Please listen to our story!]

The word active means direct.

The word stimulating is peripheral.

His personality was enough to attract the attention of Ain students.

Therefore, Jinparang held a campaign every morning near the lecture hall where many students went, carrying pickets with printed messages from Jeon A-yeon.

Other students also held up pickets and promoted the event to passing students.

[uh! hey! Please look at this just once!]

[Please take a look just once!]

It is not just picket activities.

Ain students used telepathy to induce those who did not show interest in sports.

“Cheer up! I’ll cheer you on too!”

“The world is a bit different these days, isn’t it? Still, I’m on your side.”

“I’ve been thinking about this problem for a long time too. I’ll promote it to my friends.”

Students who were caught or who confirmed the movement generally responded positively.

This is because, unlike the previous generation, students belonging to the third generation of players who did not experience <Destruction at the End of the Century> had much diluted prejudice against demi-humans.

Moreover, the media was talking about the discrimination the A-humans had been subjected to every day.

In a way, it was natural that public opinion arose in favor of Ain.

In that way, the enthusiasm of the movement taking place outside was spreading inside the academy.

[Instructor! Instructor, don’t just leave, listen to our story!]

[we are! I did nothing wrong!]

As a result, Blue became excited.

He passionately spread telepathy and wanted to let others know about the pain of the demihumans.

The ‘random’ telepathy was clearly effective, and people even gave enthusiastic support.

[With our own hands! Let’s change the world!]

Blue was confident that she could change the world.

If the movement led by Jeon A-yeon begins in earnest, a better world will be created than it is now.

[Guys!? Why are you walking that way? Come here, listen to the story, and then go!?]

The future is bright.

Jinparang’s heart pounded.

☆

… It’s so noisy it’s killing me.

My head is pounding these days.

This is because of the telepathy that the demi-humans send every morning.

It was unpleasant and coercive to delve into my head without permission.

I felt like I was being brainwashed as the same message was being heard by multiple people.

“Eunha, what’s wrong?” “The telepathy that suddenly came to me this morning still remains in the afterimage….” “Well, I guess so. That’s why Geonwoong also said that he doesn’t go in the direction of Ganghwa-dong these days.”

“Are you in touch with him?” “First of all, we’re in the same group. If we happen to meet, do we just talk?”

On this day, telepathy was very powerful.

After class, Eunha picked her ears and talked to Seona.

A cafe located on the top floor of the lecture building.

The cafe overlooking the academy was a place frequented by influential students.

Naturally, I was in a position free from Ain students who exercised everywhere after class.

“If your head hurts too much, tell me. I learned in class that in that case, you need to send telepathy to clear your head.”

“Then, if you make a mistake, your consciousness may be focused in that direction.”

“So, you should ask someone you trust. Leave it to me. I’m good at revering. I’m good at reciting prayers.”

“…I’ll think about it.”

Eunha tilted her steaming glass.

Deciding to let his coffee cool down a bit, he set the cup down on the table.

In contrast, Seona tried to drink her coffee carefully, even though it was hot.

“What does Jeon A-yeon say?”

“It looks like they want us to continue like this. They say we need to gather the support of people who are not demi-humans before we rise up in earnest.”

The reason why Eunha called Seona.

He listened to her story and brought back memories of his previous life.

It was definitely true.

… It’s a wave.

Ain wave.

Eunha was convinced after hearing about the movement that it would proceed in earnest.

It was a social movement that took place in a previous life, in a distant future.

But the occasion is different.

Before returning, Ain, who was exploited, committed suicide by setting himself on fire in the middle of Gwanghwamun… .

Even if the reasons are different.

The flow couldn’t be said to be different.

In that case, the results of the sub-human wave will not be all that different.

“How many of the secondary academy Ain students participated?” “It would be easier to count the students who did not participate. These days, the kids on our side are also going with Oppa Blue. I think there are four of them, including me, who did not participate in the exercise.”

Seona grumbled and said.

It seems that she and her friends, who declared that they will not participate in the movement, are being ostracized by Ain students.

Eunha listened to her complaints.

Since they were demi-humans who had a sense of solidarity with each other, it was natural that her position would be awkward.

That’s why I was curious about the galaxy.

“Why aren’t you participating?”

Even well-known people in the player industry are participating in the movement.

People around the world were also condemning the problematic player industry.

The impact was that strong.

Nevertheless, unlike Jinparang, Eunha found it strange that Seona did not participate in the movement.

“There is one thing I felt after becoming a direct descendant of KK Pharmaceuticals—.”

Seona brushes her flowing hair.

She continued speaking, casting her gaze towards the darkened foreground.

“—It seems that changing the world is not as easy as I thought.”

“okay?” “Yes. The people above didn’t seem to have any interest in what the people below were trying to do.”

“I guess so. It has nothing to do with them.”

“Yes, that means it won’t change. It’s not an issue that deserves attention, and it has nothing to do with me. No matter how much I try to move from below, it seems to be of no use if there’s no response from above.”

Eunha nodded.

Seona’s words hit the point.

The demi-human upheaval that occurred in my previous life ended there because it was a reform that took place from below.

The Ain wave failed.

And this time too, it will fail.

It can’t just be done from below.

It has to be done from above too.

Jeon A-ryeon would also know.

That’s why Jeon

The aim of the group would be to induce interest and participation from non-Ain people before a full-fledged uprising takes place.

To encourage public opinion so that the above cannot simply ignore it.

“But looking at the current social atmosphere, I wonder if things can change.”

“At least it’s only for a moment. Can’t you tell when you look at me?”

The coffee got cold.

Eunha took a sip of coffee and pointed to her ears.

It meant that I had a headache because I was surrounded by the telepathy of demihumans.

The same goes for other people.

The method of delivering the message was too coercive.

Society may be angry now because of the player’s death… .

Even so, in the end, it’s not ‘my job’.

People who are not demi-humans cannot fundamentally sympathize with the suffering of demi-humans.

As a result, the demi-humans had no choice but to show a different enthusiasm from them.

“If you think so, you shouldn’t have told Oppa Blue. He’s been running around the academy busy these days.”

Eunha was thinking more negatively about sub-human waves than she did.

So she snapped.

With that in mind, why did you really encourage Blue to participate in the movement?

“Brother Blue has long been interested in creating a world where demi-humans are not persecuted.”

“yes.”

“So… I thought it wouldn’t be a bad idea to experience it myself.”

“…Aren’t you just saying it’s not your business?”

“After all, it’s not my job.”

“It’s Blue Oppa’s job.”

“Because it’s Blue’s job. So, you should do whatever he wants to do.”

Jin Seo-na looked at Eun-ha with a bewildered expression.

It’s a look I don’t like.

Nevertheless, Eunha remained steadfast in her gaze.

Because there are some things that cannot be understood through words.

Blue is not the kind of person who can understand what he says… .

If Jinparang truly wants to create a world for demihumans.

If so, you must realize the reality.

The subhumans are both a social minority and a socially underprivileged group.

If you do not truly realize its meaning, the ideal of blue will remain just an ideal.

Therefore, even though Eunha knew, she did not try to stop Blue.

Rather, I was just standing by and letting him do whatever he wanted.

“Ugh… I think your personality is the worst among us.” “Tell me it’s efficient.”

“That’s why they say they don’t plan parties with you.”

“…….”

Eunha stopped while drinking coffee.

Seona stabbed the dagger.

Currently, he was having difficulty organizing a party in preparation for the final exam of the second semester.

My friends organized a party with other students.

In the end, he was unable to save even one person.

“Tell me honestly.” “Huh? What?” “You guys squeezed it, right?” “What do you mean by weaving?”

“I guess it’s suspicious….” “It’s just a coincidence, a coincidence.”

The fox opened her chest wide as if she was proud of herself.

Eunha said, “Ahem,” and thought it was funny to see Seona flapping the fox’s tail.

I understand your situation, but isn’t it still too strange?

Over a period of three years.

The friends hung out with various students at the secondary academy.

As a result, they often spent time with other groups.

Unlike Noh Eun-ha.

“Eunha, you too should make friends starting next year. Don’t just hang out with the kids you see every day.” “…under….”

Seona said ahem again and gave advice.

Eunha groaned and sighed.

“So who are you going to add to the party to take the remaining seats?”

“…I’m thinking about it. Cheonseo said he would ask a good navigator among the navigators.” “Well, then you don’t need me or the others to help you.”

I guess I felt sorry inside.

Eunha was grateful for Seo-na’s consideration and thought about the rest of the party members.

Actually, I didn’t even think about it that much.

All I had to do was fill the appropriate number of seats.

This review should only be published in Icheon. It’s quite a shame that I can’t teach Kang Si-hyung.

No, wait… .

Then, as soon as the conversation stopped, Eunha raised her head to look down at the academy.

Kang Si-hyung, who was sponsored by KK Group, belonged to Jin Seo-na’s party.

“Seonaya.”

“Yes why?”

“Cheonseo, Si-hyung, and Tre….”

“no.”

Changing Lee Cheon-seo and Kang Si-hyung.

The two were guardians with no different grades at the moment.

It is neither a benefit nor a loss.

However, when he spoke to her, she clearly showed signs of disgust.

“why not?”

“Heh, now that I’ve come to this, I don’t like her. To be honest, I don’t like her. You’re trying to take care of her, so I have no choice but to ignore her.”

Seona rarely expressed her opinions in human relationships.

But she is complaining so rawly.

It was unexpected for Eunha.

Either way, she kept moving her mouth.

“She is too calculating. People can be calculating, but no matter how much they do, they should not show their selfishness openly.” “He… is like that.”

“Eunha, it’s because you don’t know. That’s why we don’t talk….”

“Us? Who are we?”

“…Girls. Didn’t you know that Lee Cheon-seo is always talking to you?”

“I just wanted to become friends….”

“Whose side are you on?” “…on your side.”

“Lee Cheon-seo was wrong, right?” “Lee Cheon-seo was wrong.”

The fox raised his gaze sharply.

Eunha, who had a good sense, nodded as she said.

Seona then looked satisfied and poured out her complaints about Lee Cheon-seo for an hour.

“…Okay. I’ll tell you to restrain yourself.”

“Are you planning on telling her that…? Then what happens to me! She’s going to ask me to tell you that I just asked to meet up with her just because I wanted to get to know her.”

“What are you asking me to do?”

“Just know. Okay?”

“…yes.”

If that’s the case, what was the point of talking about?

Eunha was about to speak, but noticed and zipped up her lips.

I’m feeling it these days… .

I feel like he’s been treating me really badly ever since I joined KK Pharmaceuticals.

Eunha sighed inwardly.

☆

The demihumans rose up.

The National Ajin Federation, which represents them, shouted in the middle of Gwanghwamun.

[Now there is no toleration, no sacrifice.

We were Ain. Until now, we have been the target of hatred because we resemble monsters.

Also, they could not be treated as human beings, and sometimes had to be treated worse than slaves.

We are the underdogs. I have no strength. So I endured it, and I endured it again.

But I won’t tolerate it anymore. Rather than die like a dog, we decide to fight to find a humane life.

We too have the right to be happy.

We, too, are human.]