Chapter 6. Hell does not end.(6)

6.25 Their Story.

[1] Ria El Nermia

We must beat Arucia andMercaria andprove thatMarcis is the best!

Everyone quietly nodded atthe council presidents words. Andthen

Why not Yugrasia?

Whenone of the students asked this question, the council president answered it inan obvious tone.

Because they are weak, Ria.

Marcis was the school thathad the least amount of segregation between nobles andcommoners. It was a school thatpraised talent, andas most of the students came inat a young age, they all knew each other well. Thanks to this, the students here were able to collaborate well with each other.

Evenso, these people treated me carefully. Perhaps it was becausemy grandfather was the leader of an entire wizards tower.

I wouldve been discomforted by something like this inthe past, butthings were different now.

My honourable teacher from the not-far-off-past told me this once.

Those whohonor you, fear you, andare cautious of you. Use them well. They will abandon you anyway oncethey find thatwhat they found honourable orfearful inyour character disappeared, soexploit them asmuchasyou can whilethey still follow you.

Right. They only treated me well becauseof my grandfather, aswell asmy family. Ifit wasnt forthat, theyd ignore me completely. Ifso, I need to use them whileI still can.

But it looks like a lot changed forthem this year?

I sent out opposing words to the president immediately. Normally, it wouldnt look good fora new student to question a senior like this, butMarcis was different.

Well, including Nicerwin, a bunch of famous teachers entered the school, but its impossible to change anything injust half a year. Only the third years pose a real threat to us.

No, thatmight not be the case.

It didnt eventake a year, no, evena month tillmy worldview got completely shattered aftermeeting my teacher.

Andon thatorientation day, I felt it. I felt fear from Nicerwin. My body instinctively told me thatI mustnt go to Yugrasia.

They already have three students with god-ranked beasts. One of them is contracted with Athena. The goddess of strategy andwar. The other is contracted with the greatest trickster, Loki. Asyou know, the potential forLoki is immeasurable. Based onhow one uses it, its possible to bring out a demon thatis asstrong asmy summon.

Godly beasts are indeed very dangerous ingroup fights. No, evenhigh-class elementals orsummons are dangerous. But, we have powerful summons aswell.

Most summoners were wizards. Asmost of them used their summons inthe front lines, andsupported atthe back, it was better forthem to learn magic.

But, iftaken ina different way, it could be said thatmost wizards knew a little bit of summoning magic! Asit was far easier to summon a few weak summons instead of casting multiple spells, most wizards kne

w how to form a contract with a weak summon.

Afterall, evenmy teacher decided to make me contract Sutr asa wizard, not a summoner.

But we cant win against them with just summoned beasts.

We dont have to. Were wizards.

He was right. We were wizards, andtherefor we were always above summoners. But I still didnt feel good about this.

I still have a bad feeling about this.

Instinct?

Yes, instinct.

Then we may have to spy onthem atsome point.

We can do that?

The president nodded. Spying was a normal task during vacations, andmost schools usually showed off their skills the most during thatpoint to intimidate the opponents.

We soon decided to visit Yugrasia with a few students whowere interested insummoning magic.

Andthere, we saw.

Uoooh!

We saw a girl inholy armor, charging forward with a golden spear inhand. Behind her, we saw an army of summoned beasts, elementals, andstudents.

The scene almost seemed to be something thatcame straight out of a painting.

And, we saw.

Kyakyakyakya! Come! Come!

Come onin, cuties!

We saw a giant of water whose majesty left us breathless, anda noble god surrounded by the gentle wind. We also saw the little kids controlling them.

The girls spear was unable to pierce through the wall of wind, andgot struck away by the wall of water. This was the same forthe students behind her.

Not yet! Its not over yet!

Whenone of the students stood back up saying this, the others stood up with him.

Andafter seeing this, one of our students whispered something thatwe agreed with one hundred per cent.

What the, scary

The students whoconstantly summoned their beasts to fight against the 10-year old children wielding gods.

Ina situation like this, I could only think of one thing.

Run!

Quick Run!

I ran out aftersaying this. The other students immediately began following behind.

My head was constantly shooting out warnings, andmy instincts were telling me to run. Andonce I came back to the school, I told the president this.

Wed be better off not touching Yugrasia.

Unfortunately my suggestion was denied.