Chapter 151
Chapter 151
chapter 151
it is now the middle of april.
during this time, i have conquered one b-class dungeon while carrying sophie and others, and it looks like we’ll be able to conquer our second dungeon by the end of april.
in the second year, cecile and i were told to take a new class by our homeroom teacher.
that class was for students who would be future commanders in the army. rifol and worcester were also told to attend that class.
it was a class mainly focusing on battle tactics.
when i looked at the students who attended the class, many of them seemed to be from noble families or leaders of their parties.
apparently, they are making decisions based on family background and one year of academy life.
i can understand to a certain degree why nobles are being considered for the commanding role on the battlefield. well, i personally think that it would be fine if a noble is my commander.
if you ask a commoner or a serf whether he wants to be commanded by a commoner or a noble in a battlefield, i think most would want to be commanded by a noble.
nobles are also accustomed to giving orders to their servants. naturally, they are not accustomed to receiving instructions from their commoner servants.
there is no need to set up a chain of command that would ignore the current national system.
i’ve also started something else this year: training everyone in the classroom.
perhaps because of my influence, the students in my classroom are more advanced in dungeon conquering than those in other classrooms.
there are many parties in my class that can go to b-class dungeons. however, the rank of the magical beasts that appear in b-class dungeons goes up from d to c.
i’ve told them about traps such as the summon trap, but i don’t want them to push themselves. i don’t want them to force themselves to become strong.
if it’s too much for their party, we’ll help them.
i have no problems going to dungeons with students from other classrooms and helping them conquer it.
c-rank magical beasts are no match for an awakened maria, and even one maria can change the course of the battle. however, i have also told them that there is a limit to the number of summons that i can utilize at the same time, so i can’t help them as i’d like.
our extra skills training has also begun.
in the afternoon class, kurena asked her homeroom teacher to teach her how to activate her extra skills.
it seems that extra skills are taught in the third year, but when i talked with him about the circumstances of us reaching level cap, he told us that we had no choice.
cecile, dogora, and kiel, who have also reached level cap also asked their instructors to teach them how to activate their extra skills.
i hope that everyone will be able to activate their extra skill at will as soon as possible. the assassin dagraha seemed to be able to use them freely at will, so i’m sure they’ll be able to do it over time.
“finally!”
i landed at a bleak spot along the river as f-rank bird poppo(pigeon).
there was a dense forest in front of me, and a reasonably large river flowing through the forest.
“oh, oh. you’ve arrived. you’re allen, right?”
my father, rodan, called out to me in a hesitant voice. a hundred or so poorly dressed serfs were watching the conversation between the two of us. they looked pretty freaked out.
“allen, is that you? i’ve never seen a bird talk before.”
“it’s been a long time. uncle gerda.”
{tln: allen calls gerda ‘gerda-san’ but without –san, it would be too rude in english. so, i made it to uncle gerda.}
it’s been a long time since i had a conversation with gerda, the gorilla-like father of kurena. probably since i left the village to become a manservant.
“oh! boars! are we going to kill them?”
mash, grasping what looks like a long spear, reacts to the large c-rank beast by poppo(allen).
“no, these guys are my friends, we’re here to help. so don’t attack them.”
“oh, i see. ok.” nôv(el)b\\jnn
i was a little worried by muras’s lack of fear of magical beasts, so i came up with a plan.
despite my plan,
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“”what?””
the serfs screamed in surprise. they were so surprised that they dropped their pickaxes without a second thought.
the c-rank beast bit on the base of a 10 metre tall tree, and pulled it out with all its might. it has an [attack] of 1,500 after i used
it pulled three of those tall trees out one by one.
unlike people and magical beasts, my summons do not get tired. they don’t need to eat or sleep. they proceeded with the cultivation of the land without rest.
and just before evening. the serfs were gathered. the village only had shacks, since they only arrived last week.
after another hard day’s work, theresia, michilda and the other ladies prepared dinner. it’s a simple dish of barley porridge, potatoes and beans that i miss.
(we’re still short on meat. i have to work harder and help them cultivate the land faster!)
there was a lot of noise outside the village when everyone was gathered at one place.
“‘it’s a boar. we’ve got a stray boar!”
one of the farmers who had been keeping watch came back in a hurry. this is still a place with no fences or anything where magical beasts can roam. it is not a safe place.
“weapons, take up your weapons. protect the women and children!”
rodan started to tell everyone what to do. the children began to tremble.
“don’t worry,~death. i used master allen’s summons to bring you dinner.”
“”dinner?””
then the boar finally came to the center of the village. it looked like a great boar that didn’t return to the white dragon mountains in the winter. they are called stray boars here.
i did my best to bring the great boar to the center of the village using
as if to say, “it’s my role from here on out.” maria floated up to the front of the serfs.
“buh-hi-hin!!!”
the great boar was kicking the dirt with its feet, looking menacing.
then, it rushed in, gaining momentum.
rodan and gerda tried to tell everyone to back off even more.
“die, ~death!”
maria mumbled a few words, and a gray ball the size of a volleyball flew towards the great boar with tremendous force.
when it hit the hard outer skin of the great boar’s head, the boar’s head exploded into pieces.
“”what?””
rodan, gerda, and the serfs all froze when they saw the headless great boar take a few steps and fall to the side.
(now muras should know how scary magical beasts can be.)
“this is tax-free meat, ~death.”
maria said with a smile. development villages are not required to pay taxes for two years. for the next three years, the rate will be reduced to 30%. and after the sixth year, the tax collection rate will be 60%.
when i checked on muras, i found her freaking out and clinging to mash.
in this fence-less village, allen didn’t want his sister to be too rambunctious and go outside the village. seeing muras’s dismay at the sight of the magical beast that attacked the village, he thinks this is just another form of education.
in this way, the unconventional cultivation with the help of summoned beasts proceeded.
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