A Wild Man Has Entered the Academy

94 – Raw (2)

Forced fall, water torture, bomb vest, self-resurrection and naked exposure.

The exposure of the naked body was unintentional, but it happened anyway.

Would you believe it if all these acts came from just one person? Even if it’s just a bomb vest right now, the sound of a madman is perfect.

However, Sivar used all available means just because he had no right to attack. It’s like he proves that he’s never a bad head.

The problem is that the method was too vicious. Since he had no right to attack, he used all sorts of methods, most of which were astonishing.

“How the hell did that method come up with? It’s more questionable since it’s not another student, it’s Shivar.”

“I see. There is a story that humans are inherently evil. Is that because of that?”

“You mean vocal rumors? I think I believe them a bit too.”

Sivar is a wild man. He was busy surviving in the forest and was a wild man about two months after entering civilization.

I can’t think of ‘learning’ such things in such a short amount of time. Hadn’t he been with Rod in the first place?

Therefore, it is normal to judge that those methods were conceived by themselves. But the question is whether this should be taken as an issue.

“If the right to attack had been given from the beginning, this would not have happened. I wonder if there was malicious intent in that action.”

“It’s evil… I could have put more emphasis on efficiency, so it’s a matter to consider.”

“I don’t think there’s any malice. I just thought it would be nice.”

Sibar, observed by the professors, thought that moral and ethical concepts existed, but the extent was slim.

He must have used all kinds of means to survive in the wild, and he must have hunted various animals in the process.

It is remarkable that the violent tendency is low in such an environment. Some objected that it would be more violent than the savage Kara.

“Come to think of it, the professor who restricted the right to attack was Professor Delphi, right?”

“Yes. The professor who didn’t like Sivar from the beginning.”

“First, bring that human.”

The representative professor is Delphi. In particular, Delphi, unlike other professors, strongly opposed it.

Originally, it was planned to give Sivar the right to attack for fairness and fairness.

There’s nothing wrong with being too strong. If you’re strong, you can evaluate it according to how strong you are.

The survival ranking has risen by avoiding Sivar? In this way, it can be rated higher.

Hasn’t it been said since ancient times that winning without fighting is the true victory?

The ultimate goal of this test is to get everything you need while avoiding unnecessary fights.

“························································Thanks to all of us writing poetry. Professor Delphi should write a few more chapters.”

“··· ···’

“Fairness and fairness are gone from taking away the right to attack from Sivar student. Do you have something to say?”

So, I called Professor Delphi, who was the root of all evil, and began to reason about this and that.

As Delphi, who was leisurely researching in the laboratory, is in a situation where he is embarrassed and embarrassed.

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But even that absurdity soon turned into irritation.

“No. I made an offer, but you guys accepted it. I wonder why you’re only doing this to me.”

There is some truth in Delphi. He only made suggestions, and it was other professors who accepted them.

Moreover, there were professors who agreed, saying that there was some truth in their opinions. It is a rather embarrassing situation.

“That’s right. But that doesn’t mean you can avoid taking responsibility. Even we, who opposed it, have to write a letter of appreciation.”

“That’s…”

“First of all, what did Professor Delphi say? Didn’t he say that Sivar’s students had to renounce violence in order to enter civilization?”

This is what Delphi said. Sivar has more violence than Kara, so she must be stopped by force.

Like putting a muzzle on a large dog, with the logic that you should treat them as animals, not people.

Professors including Marlborough expressed negative opinions on the opinion, but unfortunately it was passed by a majority vote.

For reference, the professors who voted in favor are professors from other classes who do not directly teach Sivar.

Judged only by rumors, he was wearing colored glasses, so he agreed with Delphi’s opinion.

“Look at the results now. Should we be self-respecting violence? That’s funny. It’s absurd to force it only on Sivar when other students use more violence.”

“On the contrary, it is giving students great trauma. Students who have been subjected to water torture in particular may need to go to counseling and hospitals.”

“It’s funny that someone else decided what we were going to do before that.”

As Sara said coldly, it is originally a matter for the professors in charge to decide. However, it is as if Delphi changed it to politics at will.

The academy is a fiercely competitive institution, and the professors are no different. Each of them is a representative of the country.

It makes no sense to say that there is no politics in a society like this. Delphi also took an act of exceeding authority by cleverly targeting this point.

“Ha, but did I tell you? That wild man assaulted me for doing nothing wrong. I was just going to say hello, but he snapped my wrist.”

As the atmosphere turned unusual, Delphi hurriedly opened his mouth.

Previously, you mentioned the incident in which you got into trouble with Sivar while messing with Luna.

It’s a bonus that he said so savagely that he left out only the things that were unfavorable to him.

“Didn’t you touch the shoulder from behind or something?”

“That’s not it!”

To Lee Yeon-hwa’s question, Delphi answered with a slightly embarrassed voice. It is true that he tried to touch Luna’s shoulder, but not Shivar.

Each of the professors tilted their heads as if they hadn’t sensed a lie in Delphi’s words.

“It’s strange. The Sivar students I watched don’t recklessly commit violence.”

“I tend to keep quiet unless it’s a defense mechanism. Even though I have accidents in class, I always listen carefully.”

Everyone had only positive opinions about Sivar. From their point of view, Sivar is a ‘listening student’.

It’s funny to say that, but it’s true. A student who works diligently in class and does not play idle during class time.

Even though they show eccentricities every afternoon training or practice, they are the type that professors can’t help but adore.

“Professor Delphi?”

“Huh?”

“Isn’t it possible that Professor Delphi left out the wrong things?”

That was Godin’s question. He didn’t take Delphi’s word for granted.

It was when Sivar broke Delphi’s wrist. At that time, it was clear that Delphi spoke ill of Sivar openly.

A person like that wants to greet you? At least Godin didn’t judge it that way.

“······What do you mean? Did I do something wrong first?”

“Hmm… You said it wrong. Did you take any action to cause a misunderstanding?”

At Godin’s detailed question, Delphi was stunned once again. He certainly did.

However, it would be disadvantageous for him to say the truth. At this, he frowned and raised his voice.

“Never! Do I look like that, Professor Godin!”

“Is that so? That’s very strange.”

“What’s strange?”

Marlboro asked Godin. As you can see, there seems to be a corner where the front and back do not match.

“Do you remember the first time I put my hand on Shivar’s shoulder?”

“Of course I remember. At that time, you were almost torn to pieces.”

“Uh… Yes. After that, I was in charge of the Shibar student, and the Shibar student waved his hand and greeted me. Even though I may have bad feelings about what happened then.”

“Really?”

That’s a little strange. There must be bad feelings, but to say hello.

Not only this. If you look at Sivar’s surroundings, there are only good-hearted people.

Isn’t Kara also kind-hearted, contrary to rumors? I keep close people close to me.

“Is it really a wild persimmon?”

“Well, I don’t know that far.”

“Well, let’s move on to that now and prepare to write a speech. I’m really curious about what it will be like if it gets into the president’s ears.”

“Wouldn’t he just laugh and move on? I guess that’s his personality.”

If it’s Lord’s personality, that’s understandable. Instead, Sivar’s water torture and bomb vest won’t be easily overlooked.

As soon as the situation seemed to be over, Delphi bit his teeth and turned his back. Humiliation is the feeling of receiving all humiliation.

‘He broke my wrist first!’

I’m still angry. He only reached out for intimacy, but Sivar broke his wrist.

There was a sticky desire in that intimacy, but Delphi didn’t care.

He only remembered the violence of Sivar, who humiliated him.

“······Then I will go.”

“Yes. Oh, Professor Delphi.”

“What else?”

At Godin’s call, Delphi did not turn his back and spoke in a bleak voice.

Sivar is Shivar, but Godin is equally angry. He was someone I didn’t like from the start.

“You know Grace student, right? The daughter of the Duke of Berche.”

“······Yes. Why is that student?”

“The student said he wants to ask me for lessons after this exam. Could you tell me about him later?”

“··· ···”

There was no malicious intent at all, just a question filled with curiosity about the student. But to Delphi it was humiliating indeed.

He means that Godin’s teachings are better than his own. Delphi is in a situation where its pride is torn because it cannot be crumpled.

Moreover, Grace spoke as politely as possible, but since her impression was that of an impression, she looked down on her strongly.

‘This guy and that guy…!’

I want to express this anger to my heart’s content right now. But right now it’s hard.

Delphi suppressed his anger as much as he could, determined to vent this desire as soon as possible.

“······He is a good student. It is difficult for Professor Godin to be in charge.”

“Is that so? Then it will be a good experience for me too.”

Godin answered with a smile. It is an answer that shows a kind heart.

The point is that it gave Delphi a bigger blow. Delphi took his steps without answering further.

Except for Godin, the professors sensed that Delphi was clenching his fists, but he didn’t bother to say it.

I have a strong hunch that a big incident is about to happen. That, too, seems to have something to do with Delphi.

“Come on. We also need to write a poem, so let’s take a test now.”

“I see. Shall we lift the restriction on Sivar’s attack right now?”

“Then I don’t think you have much of a backbone. For now, I’ll just watch…”

Sara stopped talking as soon as she turned her gaze to the screen where the test was taking place. At the same time, the blue eyes began to tremble little by little.

This is an unusual response for her, who always sticks to her expressionless expression. In response, the other professors also turned her head toward the screen.

On the screen was Sivar changing her clothes and returning to her team. The problem is his behavior.

[What are you putting in that bag?]

[Bomb.]

[Why the bomb again? No, before that, why do you like bombs so much?]

Shivar is putting a bomb in his bag. A bag is a bag used to carry many things.

One of the items that can be collected at the test site. Also, the capacity varies depending on the object.

[Boom when opened!]

[··· ···]

It was an expression that even Grace, including the faculty, was at a loss for words at Shibar’s description.

When you open the bag, the bomb explodes immediately. It’s a shocking idea next to the bomb vest.

Where the hell did you learn those things? It was too ingenious to say I mastered it myself, so I couldn’t say anything.

[······Do you have any thoughts other than that?]

[Yes. Pit and bucket.]

[I understand the pit, but what is the bucket?]

[A bomb in a bucket of water. Boom when you drink it!]

[··· ···]

An idea with a bright future pops up one after another. Grace seems to have given up on answering any more.

The professors looked at him from afar. Eventually Marlborough sighed first and opened his mouth.

“······Give us the right to attack. This is an academy. It’s not a training camp for terrorists.”

I felt strongly that I should write more poems.