I Became a Demon Professor at the Academy - I Became a Demon Professor at the Academy chapter 109

109 – All-out war – 3

Everyone looked at the representatives who will lead the final match with tense expressions. Isabelle asks while prodding Rotin next to her.

“From this year, the rules have changed. What happened? Did it get harder?”

“It’s a bit ambiguous to say it’s difficult… It would be more accurate to say that it has become more dangerous.”

Rottin answered, pushing up his glasses.

“Dangerous? Why is it dangerous I still haven’t heard how the magic sprint rules have changed.”

“Magical sprint has now become an event that fits the term all-around.”

“Comprehensive competition… ?”

Comprehensive. Isabel mumbled that word several times.

And I had a sudden thought, so my eyes widened as if they were going to pop out at any moment.

“…All-around? So you’re saying it’s no longer just about running ability?”

“Exactly.”

Rotin nodded his head calmly.

Then Isabel looked at Rotin with a face that said, ‘Is that making sense now?’

“Overall… It means that you can also use magic that can be used in other sports. So what about combat magic? What if I use something like that to injure another player?”

“Exactly. So I don’t know if it’s difficult for me, but I said it’s dangerous.”

Rotin continued his speech with his arms crossed.

“For the senior class, the game has become easier. It was because I was able to compete in the game while using other advanced magic. But from our point of view, it has become very dangerous.”

“What if I get seriously injured… ? I am very worried.”

“Since everyone at the academy is watching with their eyes open, nothing major will happen. It has to be.”

Isabelle looked around her. She wondered if she wasn’t the only one with a worried mind, and the faces of her failing class were pretty worried.

It deserves it. If I just win this match, I’m getting closer to the promotion, but I don’t think I’m going to win this match…

Anyway, I couldn’t see a single person.

“That’s right, by the way, what about Michelle?”

“He is not here. She said she would go to a different location to see it.”

Yes, Michelle is a girl who likes to act personally. Isabel just needs to silently support her Charlotte in this spot.

The problem is…

‘Is it really okay?’

Isabelle let out a deep sigh. No matter how much she thought about it, she had an ominous feeling that Charlotte would be seriously hurt.

-It’s 3 minutes before departure. Each representative greets their class.

All the delegates turned their heads and greeted the side full of their friends. They exchange words, communicate with each other through facial expressions, and reassure them as if they are not to worry.

Especially, the face of Valerie, who is said to be the representative of the upper class, was more complacent than anyone else.

The failing class also tried to cheer Charlotte in their own way.

“Charlotte! Don’t get hurt!”

“Fight!”

“I can do it!”

It was her sincere support, but in the end Charlotte only silently looked at her toes until the end. She didn’t return any response, so eventually the cheering faded away.

And finally.

-Go!

The match has begun.

◈

Firecrackers exploded loudly here and there, announcing the start of her magic run.

‘Let’s just do what we practiced.’

Just as she practiced countless times, she strengthened her leg strength with flames. She bolted in front of her, leaving Charlotte burning her footprints.

At this level, I am not on the slow side.

She was relieved and just as she began to properly arrange her breathing, something clung to her Charlotte’s side.

“Hello~? I said hello earlier Would you like to say hello this time?”

‘What is it?’

Charlotte belongs to the axis that runs very fast now. But she came talking to me casually.

How on earth are you breathing reliably? Is this the representative of the upper class? She was an opponent that could never be taken lightly.

“…Why do you keep doing this to me?”

“I’m worried~ No matter what people say, I’m the only one staring at her toes. Do you know if the rules have changed this time?”

“I know.”

“I know, but are you so defenseless?”

Her Valerie spun around her while shedding a meaningless smile. Her light green soft aura wrapped around her.

She seems to have majored in wind, which is the most advantageous in running.

And.

Tak! As she snapped her fingers, something flew off of her towards Charlotte’s feet. Light green, very thin lines wrapped around both of Charlotte’s ankles in an instant.

“Uh… ?!”

Losing the freedom of both her ankles in an instant, Charlotte couldn’t overcome her inertia and fell flat. She ran so fast that she had to roll several laps on the ground.

“…… Ugh!”

As if she was going to get her medicine right, she said that the thread that had tied her ankles was gone as soon as Charlotte fell.

The blow to her head was so great that Charlotte was unable to get up for a moment. But Valerie’s voice came to my ears.

She was hovering around the fallen Charlotte. She was clearly acting up.

“Next time it won’t end with tying her legs. I am a pacifist in my own way.”

Puch, the sound of Valerie’s sneer fell and reached Charlotte’s ears.

“So… Won’t you wake up from that state again? Understand?”

I could hardly hear the part where she asked back at the end, ‘Okay?’

And after a while.

“……”

Deuk deuk.

Charlotte clenched her teeth as if she was going to gnaw her teeth, and put both hands on her floor.

Slowly. Very slowly, Charlotte raised her head and slowly wiped away the blood from her nose that had begun to run down her face. She gazed at the reverberation of the elemental wind still lingering in the air.

“……Never.”

The girl’s specialty was the red flame element, but a voice that was colder than any ice leaked from her mouth.

“I will never give up. What do you know… “

Fire, flames engulf Charlotte’s body once. Soon she started galloping frantically, with Charlotte bloodshot in her eyes.

◈

“Hohohoho!”

From nob le mt l. co m

Maria, the professor in charge of the upper class students, burst out laughing with great satisfaction.

Her other professors said something to her.

“Congratulations. The upper class students are doing well. You can see that his ability to apply the wind element is excellent.”

“Sure? Of course it is. Because I am the student in charge.”

“When I checked my grades, I saw that I was a student who was in danger of being relegated until recently. How did you change like that?”

“That is also because I am the student in charge. I paid attention.”

“Is that so?”

While listening to the conversation between the professors, Violet, the president, slightly tilted her head.

The ability that Valerie is showing right now is definitely amazing. But.

‘Has he always had that kind of personality?’

I didn’t have a personality that could smile like that, and I know you had a very timid personality. I felt a great sense of discomfort.

People have improved— rather than the feeling that people have changed. Feeling called.

Anyway, Maria’s conversation with the other professors continues.

“But Maria. Wouldn’t that be a bit dangerous?”

“What is it?”

“Valerie’s behavior is quite rough… “

“Of course it has to be rough. Doing it within the rules, is there any problem? Of course you have to do whatever it takes to win. It’s embarrassing to say such a thing.”

From nob le mt l. co m

Maria turned her head to look at her chancellor.

“Isn’t that right, President? Because the rules have changed that way.”

“Well, that’s right.”

Violet glanced at the reaction of the officials and students watching the game.

The heat was hotter than ever. I couldn’t help it. Because human beings were originally going to be enthusiastic about stimulating spectacles.

“Fish oil. Our Valerie is doing well. Do well!”

In Maria’s eyes, Valerie was running. Each time she hit the ground she sprinted forward as if her body was going through a gust of wind.

It’s not an ugly movement, it’s a smooth movement, but it was surprisingly the fastest.

“Ho-ho-ho-ho! After all, it’s our valet!”

This time, that gaze was directed at Professor Adrian, who was in the failing class.

Is she tripping over a student in her class? Despite the fact that most of the professors were sympathetic to Maria, Adrian remained silent.

“Hey.”

As he called, Professor Adrian glanced at Maria, moving her pupils.

“Yes.”

“Aren’t you offended? A student in his class fell over.”

Pot! Pod! Dig!

Even in the middle of that conversation, Valerie was rushing forward. Adrian’s expressionless expression was like a despairing expression in Maria’s eyes.

I thought so.

“After.”

Sik, Adrian burst into laughter. It was such an open laugh that Maria was embarrassed.

“How could that be?”

Finally, Adrian turns her head completely to look at Maria.

“Charlotte will win anyway. So she doesn’t feel bad at all.”

“…What?”

That was his word.