Beberapa hari lalu, ketika Frondier mengumpulkan semua orang di ruang kelas. Edwin sedang nói dengan Ellen. Itu percakapan tentang detektor keamanan Edwin. "Para estudante akan menghadapi waktu sulit menghadapi situasi ini. Não podemos fazir que soe um alarme nas proximidades quando surge uma situação peligrosa, para que as pessoas saibam o que está a acontecer?" "Não é impossible fazer tal artefacto, mas a producción en masa é difícil. Dado o cronograma apertado, só debería ser dado a figuras importantes." Ellen era la presidenta del consejo estudiantil. Por lo tanto, era su responsabilidad decidir la dirección de los estudiantes en una emergencia así. Por supuesto, discutiría el flujo general con los profesores, pero era Ellen quien tenía que dar instrucciones detalladas en la situación real. "Para ser honesto, no quiero involucrar a los estudiantes en la batalla." Excepto unos pocos, los estudiantes de Constel no estaban en la barrera. Estaban diseñados para cooperar con los profesionales y la policía para responder a los problemas dentro del Imperio. En otras palabras, estaban en una posición mucho más segura que aquellos que defendían la barrera. "Si Manggot realmente puede lanzar un ataque sorpresa, los estudiantes podrían estar en aún más peligro." Ya habían oído hablar de la teletransportación de sombras de Frondier. Por eso Ellen estaba preocupada por los otros estudiantes ahora. Si esa sombra atacara a los estudiantes por detrás, no importa cuánto entrenamiento de combate hubieran recibido los estudiantes, no podrían lidiar con el ataque sorpresa de los asesinos de Manggot. "Eso no sucederá. Hermana." En ese momento, Aster, que había terminado de hablar con Frondier, se acercó. "Dado que Manggot está usando un ataque de pinza de asalto frontal y ataque sorpresa, la teletransportación de sombras no será posible para todo Manggot. Si fuera una técnica simple que todos pudieran usar, no habría necesidad de un ataque de pinza en primer lugar." Si todo Manggot pudiera usar teletransportación de sombras, el Imperio ya habría colapsado. Debe haber un límite en el número de personas que podían hacerlo, o algún tipo de condición. "Entonces, si Manggot usa teletransportación de sombras, será cuando apunten al golpe más severo al Imperio. Si intentan teletransportarse a cualquiera y atacar, morirán todos en el acto. Los estudiantes de Constel están a salvo por ahora." Por supuesto, había una posibilidad, por pequeña que fuera. La posibilidad de que Manggot se teletransportara cerca de los estudiantes de Constel ciertamente no era cero. Pero no podían luchar mientras se preparaban para cada posibilidad. Así era la guerra. Aster esta vez habló con Edwin, que estaba a su lado. "...Eso, escuché que Hefestos..." Cuando Edwin dijo "ese tipo", Ellen y Aster se tensaron al mismo tiempo. "Se ha ido. No tengo poder divino ahora." Edwin extendió las manos y se encogió de hombros. Su cara parecía bastante aliviada. "¿Es por el incidente del golem del otro día?" "Bueno, ese incidente fue el desencadenante. Pero mirando atrás..." Edwin puso las manos en sus caderas y levantó la cabeza. "Parece que ese bastardo ha estado haciendo lo que quería durante mucho tiempo." "...¿Eso, Hefestos, quieres decir?" Aster, que todavía estaba incómodo hablando casualmente de los Dioses. Edwin se rió de él. "Jaja, puedes llamarlo como quieras. Yo soy el raro, no tú." "...Nadie es raro." "Cierto, esa es una respuesta muy de Aster. Pero cuando sientes que Hefestos me estaba controlando, y te das cuenta de que es posible..." "Me pregunto cuándo empezó a hacer eso." "Durante el incidente del golem, reveló su poder tan fuertemente que era obvio, pero piénsalo. Podría haberlo estado haciendo poco a poco, en secreto, incluso antes de eso, ¿verdad? Lo suficientemente pequeño como para que yo no sintiera ninguna sensación de incongruencia o extrañeza, pero constantemente. Mientras esté a mi lado, no puedo saber cuándo empezó a controlarme, y cuándo lo hará de nuevo." Aster solo pudo asentir ante las palabras de Edwin. La desconfianza de Edwin hacia Hefestos era un juicio perfectamente racional. Entonces, ¿qué hay de Aster? Él, que era amado por Baldur. ─Nunca he tenido miedo de algo así. Esa frase que Elodie había dicho. Él sabía muy bien que originalmente eran palabras de Frondier. Las había dicho durante la reunión falsa de Mistilteinn. En ese momento, todos habían pensado que esas palabras eran solo fanfarronería, pero ahora nadie pensaba así. Aster murmuró en voz baja. "Ellos realmente me dan miedo." Ellen y Edwin, que lo oyeron, no le dieron mucha importancia. Pero Frondier, que estaba un poco más lejos, era diferente. Se puso de pie y miró a Aster. Sus ojos se abrieron y su boca se abrió de sorpresa, algo raro. Frondier miró a Aster como si no pudiera creer que esas palabras hubieran salido de él. Sus ojos, que miraban fijamente como si contemplara algo, asintieron silenciosamente mientras nadie miraba. El plan de Frondier para la colocación de la barrera se decidió por completo en este momento, por ese comentario que Aster murmuró. Aster levantó lentamente su espada. Un movimiento simple que hacía difícil imaginar cualquier cosa que no fuera cortar verticalmente el aire. 'Me tomó todas las vacaciones aprender esta única técnica de mi hermana.' Sintiéndose un poco avergonzado por eso, Aster no se lo había contado a nadie más. Él, que había estado tan seguro de que había dominado completamente el aura durante las vacaciones de verano, solo había logrado aprender una técnica durante las vacaciones de invierno. No se trataba solo de aprender. Las vacas que estaban a punto de lanzar cadáveres y las que estaban a punto de patearlos se detuvieron al mismo tiempo. Instantáneamente centraron su atención en Aster, a quien habían ignorado por completo. Ellos mismos no sabían la razón. No sentían un gran aura de Aster. No había ni una pizca de poder divino. Aster era originalmente, 'un espadachín que no emite aura.' Ilmu Bela Diri Keluarga Evans Estilo de Espada Único de Ellen Evans Originalmente, Aster habría volado hacia la cabeza de la vaca con el poder de Baldur. Pero simplemente levantó su espada en una postura limpia, Variación del Estilo Aster Evans En el momento en que bajó su espada, Su cuerpo estaba detrás de las vacas. Una vaca, incapaz de seguir su velocidad con los ojos, intentó girar la cabeza, Pero su cuerpo solo pudo girar a medias. La espada de Aster, que originalmente solo podía arañar al Minotauro incluso con el poder de Baldur. Ese único golpe partió al Minotauro por la mitad desde la parte superior de su cabeza hasta su entrepierna, E incluso eso, la vaca solo lo notó más tarde, la mitad de su cuerpo cayendo al suelo mientras la otra mitad permanecía en el suelo por un momento. Las vacas restantes entonces giraron sus cabezas hacia Aster, que había tomado su retaguardia. Aster estaba en la misma postura, terriblemente familiar. Una espada sostenida con ambas manos, una postura media torpe y ortodoxa, el arquetipo de un espadachín. Un aliento exhalado ligeramente, incluso eso contenía aura, haciendo que el aire sintiera cosquilleo. Él, ordinaria y llanamente.
Bab 530
A few days ago, when Frondier had gathered everyone in the classroom. Edwin was talking to Ellen. It was a conversation about Edwin's security device. "The students will have a hard time responding to this situation. Can't we make it so that it sounds an alarm in the vicinity when a dangerous situation arises, to let people know what's happening?" "It's not impossible to make such an artifact, but mass production is difficult. Given the tight schedule, it should only be given to important figures." Ellen was the student council president. Therefore, it was her responsibility to decide the direction of the students in such an emergency. Of course, she would discuss the overall flow with the teachers, but it was Ellen who had to give detailed instructions in the actual situation. "To be honest, I don't want to involve the students in the battle." Except for a few, Constel students did not stand on the barrier. They were designed to cooperate with pros and the police to respond to problems within the Empire. In other words, they were in a much safer position than those who defended the barrier. "If Manggot can really launch a surprise attack, the students might be in even more danger." They had already heard about shadow teleportation from Frondier. That's why Ellen was worried about the other students now. If that shadow attacked the students from behind, no matter how much combat training the students had received, they wouldn't be able to deal with the surprise attack of Manggot's assassins. "That won't happen. Sis." At that moment, Aster, who had finished talking with Frondier, approached. "Since Manggot is using a pincer attack of both frontal assault and surprise attack, shadow teleportation won't be possible for all of Manggot. If it were a simple technique that everyone could use, there would be no need for a pincer attack in the first place." If all of Manggot could use shadow teleportation, the Empire would have already collapsed. There must be a limit to the number of people who could do it, or some kind of condition. "So, if Manggot uses shadow teleportation, it will be when they are aiming for the most severe blow to the Empire. If they try to teleport to just anyone and attack, they will all die on the spot. Constel students are safe for now." Of course, there was a possibility, however small. The possibility that Manggot would teleport near Constel students was certainly not zero. But they couldn't fight while preparing for every possibility. That's what war was like. Aster this time spoke to Edwin, who was next to him. "...That, I heard that Hephaestus..." When Edwin said "that guy," Ellen and Aster tensed up at the same time. "He's gone. I have no divine power now." Edwin spread his hands and shrugged. His face looked rather relieved. "Is it because of the golem incident the other day?" "Well, that incident was the trigger. But looking back..." Edwin put his hands on his hips and raised his head. "It seems like that bastard has been doing whatever he wanted for a very long time." "...That, Hephaestus, you mean?" Aster, who was still awkward speaking casually about Gods. Edwin laughed at him. "Haha, you can call him whatever you want. I'm the weird one, not you." "...No one is weird." "Right, that's a very Aster-like answer. But when you feel like Hephaestus was controlling me, and you realize that it's possible..." "I wonder when he started doing that." "During the golem incident, he revealed his power so strongly that it was obvious, but think about it. He could have been doing it little by little, secretly, even before that, right? Small enough that I wouldn't feel any sense of incongruity or strangeness, but consistently. As long as he's by my side, I can't know when he started controlling me, and when he'll do it again." Aster could only nod at Edwin's words. Edwin's distrust of Hephaestus was a perfectly rational judgment. Then what about Aster? He who was loved by Baldur. ─I've never been afraid of such a thing. That one sentence Elodie had said. He knew very well that it was originally Frondier's words. He had said it during the fake Mistilteinn meeting. At that time, everyone had thought those words were just bravado, but now no one thought so. Aster muttered quietly. "They're really scary to me." Ellen and Edwin, who heard it, didn't think much of it. But Frondier, who was a little further away, was different. He stood tall and looked at Aster. His eyes widened, and his mouth opened in surprise, a rare occurrence. Frondier looked at Aster as if he couldn't believe those words had come from him. His blankly staring eyes, as if contemplating something, silently nodded while no one was looking. Frondier's plan for the barrier placement was fully decided at this moment, by that one remark Aster muttered. Aster slowly raised his sword. A simple movement that made it hard to imagine anything other than vertically cutting through the air. 'It took me the entire vacation to learn this one technique from my sister.' Feeling a little embarrassed about that, Aster hadn't told anyone else. He, who had been so confident that he had completely mastered aura during summer vacation, had only managed to learn one technique during winter vacation. It wasn't just about learning. The cows that were about to throw corpses and the ones that were about to kick them all stopped at the same time. They instantly focused their attention on Aster, whom they had completely ignored. They themselves didn't know the reason. They didn't feel any great aura from Aster. There was not a speck of divine power. Aster was originally, 'a swordsman who doesn't emit aura.' Evans Family Swordsmanship Ellen Evans' Unique Sword Style Originally, Aster would have flown towards the cow's head with the power of Baldur. But he simply raised his sword in a neat stance, Aster Evans-style Variation The moment he lowered his sword, His body was behind the cows. One cow, unable to follow his speed with its eyes, tried to turn its head, But its body could only turn halfway. Aster's sword, which originally could only barely scratch the Minotaur even with Baldur's power. That one strike split the Minotaur in half from the top of its head to its groin, And even that, the cow only noticed later, half of its body crashing to the ground while the other half stood on the ground for a moment. The remaining cows then turned their heads towards Aster, who had taken their rear. Aster was in the same, terribly familiar stance. A sword held in both hands, a clumsy and orthodox middle stance, the archetype of a swordsman. A lightly exhaled breath, even that contained aura, making the air tingle. He, ordinarily and plainly.
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