I Became the Golden Sun That Steals the Academy’s Aircraft

041. Resistance

As Gilbert expected, Seraphina made a widely publicized statement saying that she would suppress the Resistance as soon as the Academy was stabilized. This is because what the Resistance did this time was not limited to the Academy, but was regarded as an act of direct rebellion against the Empire.

It was no other place than Demeia Academy, where children from influential families of the empire and exceptionally gifted students who would brighten the future of the empire were enrolled. The Academy’s attack on one of the Empire’s central facilities was not an issue that could be easily overlooked, and more than anything, it did not suit Seraphina’s personality to cover up the incident as it was.

A punitive force was quickly formed under the command of the influential heir to the throne.

Due to the nature of the punitive force, it was organized at the level of one company. Seraphina, who was appointed captain under the imperial order to assume full authority, became the company commander, appointed Professor Brianna as lieutenant, and placed her in the position of deputy company commander. Gilbert, a level 6 knight who had been suggested by Serafina to join the punitive force, was appointed to the position of second lieutenant.

The remaining soldiers received support from academy students. At first, they planned to use the Imperial Knights to subdue the Resistance, but Seraphina changed her mind midway. It was true that the Resistance rebelled against the Empire, but in the end, they couldn’t shake the feeling that they had acted boldly because they looked down on Deemia Academy.

As a member of the noble blood that carries out the proof of the blue blood, that was something that could not be overlooked. Fortunately, the academy cadets also agreed with her opinion, and selected academy students to participate in the punitive force.

Meanwhile, full support continued from the empire. More than half of the Imperial Intelligence Department’s personnel were deployed to hunt down the Resistance, and the 3rd Knights, the only Imperial Knights allowed to engage in outside activities, stepped forward to assist Serafina. People who could go to war with a weak country based on its size have come together for the sole purpose of suppressing the Resistance.

“Seraphina. All preparations are complete.”

Serafina, who was meditating before her departure ceremony, opened her eyes when she heard Yannick’s call. Her spirit, which had been buried deep within her, slowly emerged.

“I understand.”

As she climbed onto the stage prepared for her departure ceremony, the eyes of her punitive force that were waiting for her gathered in one place. The gaze of dozens or even hundreds of people. A normal person would be overwhelmed by the force they gave off, but Seraphina was different.

She was born as an emperor from the beginning. Before anyone could tell her, she learned how to stand on top of others like she could breathe. From the time her self was formed, she naturally stood above others. It was like her natural instinct.

Serafina’s eyes scanned her audience in front of her magic tool with amplification magic. Everyone seemed to be possessed by some strange desire.

“This is Captain Serafina Lecter Infractus, who will be the company commander of this Resistance punitive force.”

It started with a clean and concise tone. The accurate pronunciation and easy-to-listen voice had a magical charm that attracted the audience’s eyes and ears at once.

“We will move today to eliminate the resistance that is destroying the empire. According to the information we have obtained, the size of the group is significant, so there is a high possibility that it will be an all-out war. However, you, the proud cadets of Demeia, will take care of this. “I believe you will follow me.”

It was a speech that concentrated only the necessary words without any rhetoric. Since Tactical Combat was set in the Middle Ages, it was common for speeches to last for an hour or two, adding all kinds of rhetoric. It was common to use a general style that repeated formulas and elaborated explanations, but Seraphina did not do that.

She chose to organize only the necessary words and deliver them neatly. It was a speech that clearly showed her nature of placing importance on practical things.

“I won’t talk too much. As a proud cadet of Demeia Academy, I do what I have to do. That’s what you have to keep in mind. Do you understand?”

“I understand!”

“Lastly, I will give you one command. You must make sure to carry out this command.”

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“I will follow your orders!”

“Even if you die, do not die. So that you can fully enjoy the honor you deserve. This is an order given as your company commander and in the name of Princess Serafina Rector Infractus.”

Seraphina’s eyes captured all of the subjugating forces starting to burn with fighting spirit. She could definitely end up dead or injured, but it wasn’t something she could put off. It was clear that the Resistance would threaten Demeia Academy again, and that they would approach it with a more elaborate plan than this time.

Luckily there were no casualties this time, but there was no telling what would happen next. So even if it meant making sacrifices this time, we had to root them out. Seraphina held her heart together and her eyes shone sharply.

“That’s it. All troops. Go to war.”

At Serafina’s command, the punitive force began to move in perfect order.

***

According to the Imperial Intelligence Department, the place where the resistance was located was in an area called Banneret, about a week away from Obitus. It was a mountain village in a remote area with rugged terrain and not often visited by adventurers.

It was a place completely concealed through magic or engineering, to the extent that it was truly a coincidence that the intelligence agents also visited this place. The words seemed a bit weak for someone who was an agent of the Empire’s intelligence agency, but there was a reason for that.

Banneret, the headquarters of the Resistance, is a place where there are ancient ruins. Van Dyke, the leader of the Resistance, accidentally discovered this place and used it as his headquarters.

It was the place where the resistance’s giant soldiers were hidden, and the reason they were able to operate while avoiding the eyes of the empire was because they used this historic site. In fact, it was no exaggeration to say that Van Dyke formed the Resistance because he visited this place.

However, while holding a memorial service to honor the seven compatriots who failed in the revolution, they were unfortunately caught by the Imperial Intelligence Department. Although it was a place that had been carefully hidden in the mountains until now, it was impossible to deceive the eyes and ears of the empire everywhere.

This was what Gilbert had heard, and the story of the game he was familiar with.

Of course, that wasn’t everything. It was strange for the Resistance’s stronghold, which had been well hidden until now, to suddenly pop out. However, the priority was to handle the task at hand.

Gilbert currently had the position of second lieutenant in the resistance subjugation force, and it was time for him to do something appropriate for that position.

“Sergeant Angelina.”

“Please speak, Ensign Gilbert.”

Angelina, who came through Gilbert’s recommendation, received the rank of sergeant from Seraphina, and Hans received the rank of sergeant. In some ways, it could be seen as a parachute appointment, but Seraphina, who noticed the two who performed well during the comprehensive evaluation, appointed them as non-commissioned officers among the numerous academy students who joined the punitive force.

“I think I need to take charge of the Resistance’s escape route.”

“Are you talking with Sergeant Hans?”

“Yes, this is an order from Company Commander Serafina. He said to send troops to this area going down the valley.”

“… You have good insight. It seems to me that this is a place that must be blocked. The mountains around here are rough, but this place is especially dense with forests.”

Currently, they distributed their troops around the small Banneret and formed a siege network as wide as possible. It would have been best to keep it tight and make everything happen, but it was already too late.

The punitive force, which had no choice but to set the attack date for the next morning, had to spread out and camp while maintaining a siege.

“Then I’ll pass it on to Sergeant Hans. But is it okay for us alone?”

“I have already told Sergeant Ian to take charge of this point. Please pass it on to Sergeant Belponer instead.”

This punitive force also included Ian, who showed great performance although he showed a disappointing appearance during the comprehensive evaluation incident. Gilbert didn’t know how many times he sighed in relief at the enthusiastic appearance.

Since I was carefully examining the main character Ian’s personality to see if there was anything strange about him, I couldn’t help but be relieved to see him step forward so bravely. At least I was glad that I wasn’t a coward who ran away when something happened.

“I understand. Can I just set the move time to when the subjugation war begins?”

“That’s right.”

“I will deliver it.”

Angelina left to deliver her instructions. After completing all the tasks that Serafina had instructed, he headed to the tent where Serafina was staying to report on her work.

The 3rd Imperial Knights, who had come from the imperial palace, were seen guarding the entrance to Serafina’s tent.

“I came here because I have a report to give to the company commander.”

“Wait. I’ll add a message.”

“It is done. Come in.”

Seraphina’s voice was heard from inside the tent. The knights who were standing expressionless immediately stepped aside to allow Gilbert to pass by at her command. Gilbert was slightly impressed by the machine-like movements. It occurred to him at first glance that on Earth he was like the British guards he had once seen.

As I opened the entrance to her tent and entered, I saw Serafina fixing her hair before going to bed.

Seraphina was sitting on a fairly large bed covered with a red blanket, wearing a slip-like dress. Her slip-type dress was an exquisite combination of black and red, and the patterns around her chest and pelvis looked luxurious. Her lower body was clearly exposed, so her toned thighs were clearly visible.

She appeared to be sweeping up her long, golden hair, as if she had been untangling her hair.

Gilbert was a little agitated because she was wearing more comfortable clothes than he expected, but he tried not to show it.

“Is the priest here?”

“It looks like I interrupted you during your break.”

“It’s okay. If you’re a priest, you must have come for a reason.”

She had a bright smile, but she felt eerie, perhaps because of the outfit she was wearing. Come to think of it, Seraphina was always at the top of Tactical Combat’s popularity polls even though she was an unattackable character. She had many so-called friends, but seeing her like this made her feel like she was natural.

“It looks like you’ve carried out all the orders you gave, right?”

“That’s right. I’m here to report that I’ve ordered three superiors, including Sergeant Ian, to seize the escape route the Resistance will choose.”

“I understand. Occupying Doju Road will be the cornerstone of eradicating the Resistance, so there should be no mistakes. Before the operation begins, make sure the priest is aware of its importance once more.”

“I understand. Is there anything else you would like me to do?”

“I have one more command to give to the priest.”

“Please give your order.”

Serafina blinked her jewel-like eyes as she looked at her priest, who slightly lowered her head.

“If you can capture the leader of the Resistance, Van Dyke, do so.”

“Captured alive… Are you saying?”

“Yes.”

Gilbert quickly analyzed the reason why Seraphina gave this order. Why would she bother to capture the chairman of the Resistance, who could also be called a rebel? After thinking for a moment, she came up with an easy answer.

“Are you a political example?”

“Priests are quite capable in this regard. That’s right. You could say it’s a political show. But politics is about accumulating and using such trivial things. The accumulation of things that you think are insignificant can destroy even a strong castle. You should never be involved in politics. “Remember that nothing is taken for granted.”

These were words that made me nod my head. Seraphina planned to show that those who dream of a republic do not end well. This is exactly the kind of thing that should be used in situations like this.

We need to set a firm example this time so that a second or third resistance does not arise for no reason.

“I’ll keep that in mind. If so, it’s important…”

“Large size”

“Sister. I have one request.”

He changed his title countless times, as he cleared his throat and cleared his throat. As Gilbert, he wanted to refrain as much as possible from using the title “Sister,” Which was burdensome for anyone to hear, but the princess in front of him didn’t seem to have any intention of doing so.

“I can listen to what the one and only priest says. Tell me.”

“It would be a bit difficult to capture the leader of the Resistance with a general-purpose giant weapon.”

“Don’t worry. Priests are not regular cadets right now. Giant God Soldiers suitable for them will be supplied.”

“Then I have one more request.”

“You don’t have to say it. I guess you’re saying that the priest wants to use the artificial spirit he got this time, right?”

Seraphina thought of Gilbert, who had recently received an artificial spirit in Professor Brianna’s lab.

“I understand. Let’s do it.”

“Thank you. Company…”

“Large size”

“Sister’s residence….”

“Really. There’s no such thing as cuteness in a one-of-a-kind priest.”

It was a bit difficult for Gilbert to understand Seraphina, who kept insisting on calling him “Sister.” Although she emphasized the title “Sister” In the game, I don’t think it was to the point where she was this hung up on it…. Perhaps the difference from reality seemed to come from this place.

“Then can I just leave? I think you need to get some rest too.”

“The same goes for priests. You can just leave.”

After greeting Seraphina as she waved her hand, Gilbert returned to his barracks and went straight to bed.

And just like that, the day dawned.