Became a Third-Rate Villain in the Hero Academy

Two days later, Sunday.

Dormitory of the 1st Military Academy.

It is an extremely luxurious and spacious place where only the best students in the 10th grade or less are allowed to enter.

Among them, in Eisha’s room, which occupies one area, the same members as during the previous practical skills match evaluation rehearsal—Nike, Philip, Jang Woo-hee, Aisha, Andrew, and Esilder— were gathered.

Since then, under Aisha’s initiative, they have often met.

We met two days ago, and we met yesterday.

The atmosphere of most gatherings is lighthearted, talking about each person’s daily life, accompanied by banal jokes.

But unlike usual, the current atmosphere is serious and subdued.

“They said they still haven’t caught the culprit during the dungeon incident. They said they couldn’t even identify the suspect, so it’s probably the same today.”

The topic of conversation was not something to do with a laugh haha ho ho.

All the members listened to Nike, who had a hard face.

Nike continued to speak.

“The student side is suspicious. Professor Locke asked me to investigate the first year as a representative. I was asked on Thursday, but I hope you understand what I’m revealing now.”

“…well, the country must have been the same. Everyone must be a suspect.”

Phil nodded.

Aisha thought for a moment, then opened her mouth.

“Probably everyone did the same thing like Nike. But… the reason I revealed that fact. This member is trustworthy, so please do an investigation together. Is that so?”

“That’s right, Eishhane. Everyone, I’ll ask for forgiveness for not telling you beforehand. I wasn’t sure.”

Nike bowed her head to the other members and apologized.

But no one blamed Nike. If they were him, they would have behaved the same way.

Andrew raised his glasses.

“Are there any suspects you can guess?”

“Yeah, out of the first-year students, there are five. I personally looked into the data I received from the instructor and professors. Wait a minute.”

Nike took out a small but thick notepad from her arms and unfolded it.

The names, information, and alibi of the first-year students were written on it.

saraak.

The members carefully turned the pages of the notepad and read them carefully.

cackle.

Everyone focused on the notepad.

Only the sound of swallowing saliva and page turning echoed through the room.

Before long, when all the notepad pages were turned over.

“After all, the most likely suspects are… them.”

Phil’s voice broke the silence in the room.

Even if you don’t say your name, all the members know who the ‘he’ he is referring to is.

These days, a heterogeneous student who has a presence not only in the Faculty of Heroes but also in the entire Elinia Academy.

A person who unexpectedly acquired outstanding characteristics, became friendly with orc students while being human, perfectly won a practical battle with a high-ranking student, and showed amazing commanding power during a magical dungeon crisis.

These days, a mysterious and mysterious man who cannot guess the end of his abilities.

“Theo Lynn Walderk.”

* * *

Monday morning was bright.

“Ughhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.”

When I woke up, I stretched to wake up.

‘It was a faithful weekend.’

On Saturday, after mock training against magic dolls at the training ground attached to the Braves’ Faculty, they competed against Noctar and Orc classmates and trained their physical strength.

On Sunday, the Braves School training ground was closed, so I received feedback from Irene and Irene at the general training ground.

So, as usual, I finish preparing for school and go out to ride the circular wagon.

“Take this, Master.”

Amy gave me a small crystal.

A crystal that is the size of a 500 won coin and has a grayish tint.

It’s something you’re familiar with

‘Contact crystal.’

This pair of two is the so-called phone of this world.

Of course, you can’t reach out to an unspecified person like a modern phone can. Only other pairs of crystals can be contacted.

In addition, there are limits on distance and number of times.

However, the fact that long-distance communication is possible has a huge advantage in this world.

“What is this?”

I pretended not to know, asked.

“This is an emergency contact crystal ball, master. I thought it would be good to carry it with me, so I prepared it. I wrote down how to use it here.”

Amy handed me a finely folded piece of paper.

You don’t have to read it.

You already know it, and how to use it is not difficult.

“Oh, it’s something sold in the magical city of the north. I’ve heard of the other one, Amy, do you have it?”

“Yes, Master.”

Amy took a contact crystal ball from her pocket and showed it to her.

It’s the same thing I received.

“Hmm.”

I looked at Amy.

A gloomy expression as usual.

‘It’s embarrassing…’

It’s gray, so it’s a low-end product, but it’s also a very expensive item.

‘Amy, where did he get this? Did you get it from Equilibrium?’

Anyway, let’s get it right.

may be useful

I thought for a moment that there might be some sort of tracking magic on it, but I quickly brushed it off my head.

I don’t think they would do such an annoying thing to just kill me.

It’s a simple thing, all you need to do is sneak in while I’m sleeping and stab you deeply.

“Okay, thank you for taking care of me.”

With those words, I moved on to the school cycle carriage.

* * *

arrived in the classroom.

Also, all students attended.

‘Based on the story of this work, today is probably a day off.’

However, the gaze of some students looking at me is somewhat different.

It’s like looking at an unknown creature.

‘Why are you there?’

So, I decided not to think too deeply about it.

As I was thinking about it, Noctar, who was staring at me with a force to eat my major books, spoke to me.

“Hey, Theo. What did you do yesterday?”

“I practiced with my fiance.”

“Oh, that purple-haired human girl you saw then?”

“okay.”

“Hey, you’re really excited. Of course, it’s good to work hard, but don’t get hung up on training too much. A true warrior has a duty to leave many descendants.”

At that, the orc comrades chuckled.

“Right, right. What if I go to the same academy with my fiance? hey it’s over, it’s over I will make ten children before graduation.”

“Tarkan, you poor bastard. Humans are different from orcs. From now on, we have to work hard, so the limit is about three people.”

“is it? Jeep, talking about that makes me want to see Zulmaran from my hometown. I was supposed to stay in the house for three days and three nights when I got back… are you doing well? No one else can snatch you.”

······what?

I felt my face turn red.

“Shut up, you orcs.”

“Shut up, Theo. You were wise in a strange place. Anyway, take this.”

Noctar handed me a crumbly envelope.

“·················ogue.”

Now I know without even touching it.

At first glance, it is an elixir of tribal tradition.

“Is it about time to fall? If I ate the right amount, it would have fallen off last night.”

“…that’s correct. Thank you.”

I put the envelope in the bag.

So Noctar and the orcs comrades and I had a conversation.

After all, 9:30 am.

It was time for the 1st class lecture.

By the way,

“Attention everyone.”

It wasn’t Marie of the 1st class [Introduction to Heroism] who entered the classroom, but the head professor Locke.

─·········.

The students stopped chatting at the dignified, heavy voice.

Locke looked around the students slowly, then continued.

“Today is a day off.”

There were cheers, but none of the students did.

It’s not that I’m not happy. He was simply overwhelmed by Locke’s atmosphere.

“But that doesn’t mean that classes will be closed tomorrow. Let’s go back to school normally tomorrow.”

─·········.

The students were still speechless.

Locke frowned.

“Answer me.”

─I see!

After the students responded loudly, Locke left the classroom.

The classroom was buzzing again.

“What’s going on? Is it because of what happened last week? Theo, do you know anything?”

Noctar and Orc comrades with bewildered expressions looked at me.

…of course I know.

This is because the culprit of last week’s magic dungeon incident has not been caught yet.

But, you don’t have to say it outright.

“no.”

Of course, we know who the culprit is.

But if I go out and find out or arrest the culprit for nothing, I’m afraid that the twisted story could be further twisted.

There have been quite a few incidents after possessing Theo, so I don’t even want the story to go on as it is.

But… if possible, it’s advantageous for me to follow the main storyline.

‘By the way, this is a full-fledged start.’

In a broader context, the Magic Dungeon event is a harbinger of the Academy’s beginnings in danger.

Nike will take care of it.

Noctar said.

“Yeah? Well, I should go to school and go to school. Theo, would you like to go with me?”

“good.”

That’s how I’m packing

“Theo!”

Sienna came to me.

A polite smile hung on her lips.

“…why are you calling me?”

“Do you have to call me for something? Whoops, what are you going to do today?”

Sienna clings to my right arm.

“············”.

You have to get him out of there first.

I said to Noctar, trying to ignore the soft touch on my right arm.

“Noktar, go to the training ground first. I’ll be there in a bit.”

“Heh, I see.”

Noctar slyly twitched his molars and walked towards the back door of the classroom.

Orc comrades followed suit.

“Let’s go to the training ground, brothers. Oh, and Theo.”

“?”

chuck.

After Noctar gave me a thumbs up, I left the classroom.

The other orc comrades also slapped me with sly smiles and followed Noktar’s footsteps.

‘Damn it, those orc bastards.’

They tease me a lot these days.

He felt his face blush, and was thinking about pulling Siena away.

“Theo, do you have a minute?”

Nike spoke to me.