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I Killed an Academy Player Chapter 128: Mages of the Tower (6)

Chapter 128: Mages of the Tower (6)

『Northwest⁠‍⁠ of Merkarva. In⁠‌​ a small shed‍‌ of a village⁠‍‍ called Lamet is⁠​ one of the⁠ markers of the⁠ witch.』

There⁠ were a very​‍‌ few people who‌ knew about the‍‍ locations of the​ markers that Josephine‍‍ Clara the Dimensional⁠‍‍ Witch had placed‍ all over the​‌​ world for long-distance​​⁠ teleportations.

The‍‌​ first one was⁠⁠‍ Josephine herself.

The‍ second was her⁠ benefactor and the​‌ queen who was​‍‌ exiled into paradise,⁠‌ Erin Danua.

And‍ lastly, there was​​ also Tates Valtazar.⁠

He‍​ had played a big role 80⁠‍⁠ years ago in‍ crushing the Tower‍ of Mages alongside‍‌⁠ Josephine and Erin⁠ Danua. As a former comrade, it⁠‍​ was nothing strange⁠ for him to‍ be aware of‌​ the locations of​​ Josehpine’s markers.

“We’re⁠ here.”

Elder​ Admelech, the leader⁠ of the Red​ Cult, arrived at​ an abandoned shed⁠ along with ten‍ of his disciples.​ It was a small abandoned cathedral⁠​​ that looked more​ like a shed,​‍‌ covered in a bunch of weeds‍​​ due to lack⁠ of maintenance. Despite‌⁠​ being run down,‌ it was still‍‍‍ here because of‌ the owner’s strong‍‍ rejection against redevelopment.⁠‌‍

According⁠ to Lord Adelene,‍ it was said‍ that inside the‌ chimney of this‌​​ old shed was⁠‍ the hidden marker.⁠​⁠

“We‌ have found it,⁠ Master!”

His‍ disciples brought the⁠‌‍ marker, and Admelech‍ was going to​ use this marker‍ to summon Josephine.‌​

“We⁠​ will now engrave‌ the magic circle‍​ of sealing.”

Ten‌‌​ mages along with⁠​​ Admelech started engraving‌⁠ a magic circle​‌ onto the shed.‍​⁠ The magic circle‍‌⁠ created in collaboration‌ of 10 mages⁠⁠⁠ and an elder,⁠‌ meant it was‌⁠​ strong enough to⁠ restrict even the‌ Dimensional Witch. She‍ might be able‍ to resist if⁠‌ this was during‌‍⁠ a fight when​⁠ she was vigilant‌⁠​ but that was​ certainly not going‌‌ to be the‌‌ case.

Before‍‌⁠ long… the magic⁠ circle was complete‌‍ and Admelech exploded⁠ a condensed ball‍‍​ of mana inside⁠‌ the rune-carved marker.​

“Chairman…!”⁠⁠​

In‌​‌ the next instant,​‍‌ the dimension cracked​ open as a young, blonde-haired beauty⁠​‍ appeared from the‌‌ cracks. She seemed​⁠⁠ to have hurried​‌ here to help‌​ the only one​‌ who should be‌ aware of this‍ marker.

“Y,‌​​ you are…?!”

But⁠‍⁠ what she found‍ instead were 10‌⁠⁠ red mages. As‍​‌ soon as they⁠ saw Josephine, they‍⁠​ immediately activated the‍‌ magic circle.

– Hwaruruk!

Devilish⁠ flames started to‍‌ surround her in​ the blink of‌‍⁠ an eye. Josephine‌ shot out her‍ own mana to‌ stop the flames​⁠‌ from approaching her​‌ but she nevertheless⁠​ ended up being‍ imprisoned inside the⁠ fiery prison.

“E,​‌ Elder Admelech! What⁠⁠ do you think⁠ you are doing?!”‌

“Huhu.‌‍‌ You are too⁠ naive, witch.”

Admelech‍‌ clicked his tongue‍⁠​ while looking at⁠ Josephine who was⁠ locked inside flames.​​⁠

“I​ was looking forward‌‌ to a battle​ against the historical‌ mage but what‍ a shame.”

“You…!‌⁠ How are you‌‌⁠ going to take⁠ responsibility for this?”​​

“Hmph!‌​ There’s no need.‌‌ The Tower will‍ no longer be‍ confined by the​‍ worthless rules of​​​ the world!”

“What‍​ do you mean?”‌⁠

“Sacrifices​‍⁠ are a must‌ for the progress⁠​​ of the great‌‌ discipline of magic!‌ You say we‍‌​ have to respect​ the lowly organisms‌ that cannot even‍ learn magic? Protect​⁠⁠ them? Since when‍‍ has human rights‌ and ethics been‌ a part of⁠ the question when⁠‍⁠ researching the great‍​ path of magic?!”‌⁠

Admelech⁠⁠⁠ constantly erupted in‍ fury. Considering his‌​ fiery temperament, it​‍ was actually commendable⁠⁠ that he had‌⁠⁠ been able to​⁠ hold himself back‌‍⁠ until now.

The‌ end of the⁠‍‌ Witch Hunt.

The⁠ end of the⁠⁠⁠ Tower’s monopoly over‍‌​ magic education.

Due⁠‍‍ to the appearance‍ of the guardian​⁠‌ academy and a strong shift of‌​ centralization, the Tower‍ of Mages had⁠‌⁠ their strength and⁠​‍ authority taken away‌‍‌ from them time⁠​‍ after time.

Besides,⁠ demi-humans who used‍ to be treated‌ as monsters, started‍​⁠ being treated like⁠⁠ humans with human‍ rights.

“The‍​ new world shall​​⁠ dawn on us‍ all! The filthy‌‌‌ peasants and livestock⁠ shall be devoured,‌‌ and only the‌⁠ chosen ones will⁠ be allowed onto‍​‌ the Ark, setting​ off for the⁠⁠‌ new world!”

“You⁠ have gone crazy…”‍

80‌​ years.

Roughly​‍ 80 years had​ gone by since‌ the Tower of⁠‍ Mages had been​​ half-demolished, and yet‍ even now, the​​ Tower was trying​‌ to regain their⁠​‌ monopoly, overwhelming authority,​‍​ and rights that​‌⁠ used to allow​⁠ them to carry​​ out heinous acts.​‌

After⁠‌‍ being forced to​ see their horrendous‌‍​ true form again,⁠‍⁠ Josephine was once‍ again appalled by‍​ how selfish and⁠ self-centered of a group they were.‍​⁠

How‍​ could they actually‌​‍ plan to do​ something so horrible‌⁠⁠ just because of‍​ some outdated ideologies?​​

“It​ is a shame⁠​ that I cannot​ be a part‍‌ of this historical‌ event but… if⁠ it is me,​​ I shall be​ able to maintain⁠ this seal for⁠ 3 days.”

3 days.

That‍ would be more‌‍⁠ than enough time⁠‌‍ for the other​‍⁠ group to kill‌⁠ Chairman Eriu on⁠‌​ his way back⁠⁠‌ after a meeting​‌‌ with the Guardian‌ Alliance, and kidnap‌​‌ the Unique Grade‍ vampire roaming around‍ the campus.

“It‌​​ won’t take 3 days. Maybe 3 minutes at best.”‌​⁠

““……!!””⁠​​

That‍⁠ was when a figure suddenly appeared‌⁠⁠ at the entrance⁠​‌ of the shed.⁠

The⁠​ light created by‌‌ the prison of⁠​​ flames brightened up​​‍ the entrance and‍‌‍ the person standing⁠⁠​ in front of​ it, revealing the‍‍ wild countenance and‍⁠‍ smile on his‌‌ face.

Whether​⁠‌ he was an​‌ enemy here to‍ interfere with their‌‍ plans or a simple passerby who​‌⁠ dropped by to‌ see what was⁠⁠ happening did not​‌​ matter. This place‍ was now a land belonging to​​​ the Tower of⁠​ Mages.

❰Flame‍‍ Dog❱

Admelech​ showered his fiery‍​ temperament at the​ one who suddenly‍ intervened in their‍​ plan.

The⁠ medium-grade spell of⁠⁠ a hound carrying‍ heat and impact⁠​ started racing across​⁠ the floor, ready​ to swallow him‍‌‌ at any given​ moment. The rampaging⁠ flames were looking‍​ like they would​⁠‌ mercilessly burn him⁠‌ down but…

“What…!?”​​⁠

The​ dog made of‌ flames that were​ supposed to burn​​ his skin down‌ started being sucked⁠​​ into him. Seeing‌‌⁠ something that incomprehensible‍⁠ happen right before‌​‍ their eyes, the‌‌ mages of the‌ Tower stepped back‍⁠ in fright.

“Kill​‌ him! Kill that⁠‌​ guy!”

Urged⁠⁠‍ by his instincts⁠ that warned him‌ of the danger,​‍ the old man‌⁠ immediately let out‌ a shout. In​⁠ response, the ten​‍ mages chanted their⁠‍ spells and summoned‌​ a merciless torrent‌⁠‌ of fire that‌⁠‌ started burning down⁠ the shed.

“You‍‌ know, even higher‌​ grade mages are⁠ useless when they’re‍‍ against a bad‌ opponent.”

Along‍‌‍ with a leisurely‍​ comment, the man‍ started absorbing the‍‍⁠ scorching stream of‌‍ flames.

“I,⁠⁠ impossible!”

Admelech‍​​ could not hide‌​ the shock on​​ his face. It‍ would have made⁠ sense if he​ had blocked the‍‌⁠ attack but what‍​⁠ happened then wasn’t‌ at the level​ of blocking.

Was⁠ that complete resistance?‍‌ No, it was‍‌ even more than‌ that – it​ was like an‌‍ authority that reigned⁠‌​ over fire itself.‍

How​ could there be‍ such an overpowered​ ability?!

“I‍ don’t care if‌⁠ you’re an elder⁠‍ or not. You‍ can’t beat me‍⁠‌ as long as⁠ you use fire.”‍‌​

Divinity​‌ of the Sun.​‍​

Airgetlam​‌​ approached them, dispersing‌⁠‍ onto them the​‍​ heat of the‌ sun.

………⁠‌

……⁠‍‍

“The⁠‌⁠ power of the⁠ Sun is certainly‍ quite amazing.”

Josephine‍ said in awe,‍‍ while looking at‌ the mages on‌⁠‍ the ground.

The⁠​ Sun, Claiomh Solais.‍‍‌

One⁠ of the 4 great treasures of‍⁠ Danaans, and the‌‍⁠ cherished treasure of‌ the Great Airgetlam.‌ Korin had used‌​ only a small​ portion of that⁠‌ strength and yet​‍ the mages of‌​ the Tower weren’t⁠⁠ able to beat​ him. In fact,‌ it was hard​‍ to even call‌‌ that a fight.⁠‌

“It’s​‍‌ only because the​​‍ Sun is a complete counter to⁠‍‍ the Red Cult.‌ I won’t be⁠‍‍ able to beat⁠‌ the other Elders‍‌ without the sun​​​ being high up‍‍ in the air‍⁠ at least.”

“…”​⁠

He‌​ sounded nonchalant, but‍‌​ in turn that‍‌ meant that he⁠‌ was able to​⁠ defeat the 9 elders of the‍⁠ Tower of Mages⁠ whenever he so⁠ desired as long‌ as the sun⁠ was up. Even⁠‌⁠ Josephine herself would‍ have to consume⁠ a lot of​⁠‌ mana to beat​ an elder and‌⁠ yet…

“It’s⁠ not only the‌​⁠ Red Cult. The⁠​​ Sun… has the‍‍ power to cleanse​‌‌ evil so…”

The​ Black Cult, which‍​ tended to make⁠⁠ use of undeads‌​ of chimeras won’t‍⁠⁠ be a match‌​‌ for him either.​⁠

“You‍⁠​ knew about this​ incident with the⁠‌​ Tower, and were‍‌‍ preparing for it‍ from the start,‍‍‍ weren’t you?”

How⁠⁠‌ was that even⁠​ possible? It was​‌ as if he​​‍ could foresee the​ future. Josephine had⁠‍ a lot of‍ doubts and questions⁠‌ but swallowed them‍ without bothering to‍‍ voice them out⁠‌ loud.

『I‍ will save the​‍‍ world.』

He⁠‍‌ had an aspiration⁠​‍ too big for‍⁠​ normal people to​ shoulder. Considering how‍​‍ he had voluntarily‍‍ put that task‌‌‍ on his shoulders,⁠⁠ it was safe‍ to say that⁠ everything he did‌ was for that‍‌ purpose and for​ that purpose alone.​

“Student⁠‍‌ Korin. If our‍ assumptions are right,⁠​‌ then the next‌‌ target would be…”‍‍‌

“It​⁠​ would be Senior⁠ Marie. I have‍ put enough measures⁠ there.”

“It‌ would be wonderful⁠​‍ if everything went⁠ according to plan.”‌

“…It​ will. I will‍ save everyone.”

His⁠‌ last words sounded​‍‌ like a reminder​‌ for himself.

****‌‌​

“Ren!‍ Rennn! Wake uppp!”‌

“Uhum…⁠‌ Oraboni. One more‍‌ minute…”

“We‍‍⁠ have a prac⁠​ lesson today~! Bro‍‌‍ said we have‌⁠ to wake up‍‌​ early, remember?”

“Ugh…”​

Due‍⁠​ to Ron rocking‌ her body back⁠ and forth, Ren‍ had to wake‌ up while rubbing⁠ her eyes.

“What‍ time… is it?”​​‌

“Eight‍⁠ o’clock…!”

“Eight…​ o’clock… Aht!!”

Ren‌⁠‌ quickly woke up‌‍ in fright. They⁠‌ were going to​‌ be late at‍ this rate. The‌ girl ran around​‍ in a hurry⁠⁠⁠ while saying whatever‌⁠​ that popped up​‍‌ in her mind‌​ to her younger⁠‍‍ twin brother.

“Why​⁠ didn’t you wake​ me up earlierrrr…!”​

“I‌ just woke up!”‌⁠

She⁠ dashed straight to‍ the bathroom. There⁠ were a bunch‍​⁠ of things to⁠ do – she‌‌ had to brush⁠ her teeth, take‌ a shower, change‌​‌ her clothes, take⁠​ the bag, and⁠‌ run to the‍‌‍ venue.

“Did​‌ you wash your⁠⁠ face?!”

“Not‌ yet!”

“Then‌ hurry up!”

“Nn!”‌

The‌ reason why the‍​​ wolf siblings were​ in so much‍‍⁠ of a hurry‍⁠ was because it‍ was their prac​‍ lesson today.

“Hmm…⁠ Is everyone here?”‍​‌

At‌⁠​ the front entrance‌‌ of the Academy,‍​ Professor Orgen Rentree‌⁠​ who was in​⁠‍ charge of the​ freshmen this year,⁠ showed off his​‍‌ dense muscles while‍​⁠ looking through the​‌ assembly of students.​‍‌

“Ren​⁠ and Ron aren’t⁠‍‍ here yet!”

One⁠‌‍ of the students⁠⁠ alerted the professor​ about the absence‌‍ of their peers.‍‍​ When Orgen was⁠‌​ right about to‍ turn to his‍​ watch…

“We⁠‌ are hereeee!”

“So⁠⁠‍ sorrryyyyyy!”

The‍​ wolf siblings screamed‍‌​ from a distance‍‍ while sprinting as⁠‌‌ fast as they‌‌‍ could. They were‌‍ in so much‍‌​ hurry that they‍⁠ had even half-beastified‌‍ themselves and were‍​⁠ running on all‍​‍ fours.

“You​ are late, Student⁠ Ren! Student Ron!”⁠

“S,⁠‌‌ sorry sir!”

“Be​⁠ more mindful next⁠‌ time. A good​‌⁠ guardian is not⁠​‌ only skilled but⁠ they also need⁠‍‍ to be punctual.”​

“Yes⁠​⁠ sir!”

Orgen‌‍​ did not feel‌‌ like scolding the⁠‍‌ siblings, who were​‍⁠ considerably smaller than‌​​ their peers. Beastmen’s‌ physical growth depended⁠⁠⁠ on their mental⁠​ development and the‌‌ fact that they​‍​ were that small,⁠‌ meant that their​ mental ages were‍​‍ just that young.‌

Professor⁠‍​ Orgen was someone‍ who was relatively‌ generous to children.‌⁠​

“Now,‍‍ let us depart!​‍ A reminder: the⁠‌​ mission we have‌​​ on our hands​ is the annihilation‍⁠ of the demonic‌‍ beasts that have‌⁠ nested themselves on​⁠⁠ the western mountain​ range! Off you‍​ go to the‍​ magic carriage station!”⁠⁠

“Haaa…”‍‌‌

Heaving‌ a sigh of⁠⁠⁠ relief that they‍⁠ weren’t scolded that‌‍‌ much for being‌​‍ late, Ren and‍ Ron started walking⁠‌‍ after their peers‌ from the back.​‌‌

“Sniff⁠ sniff… Hnn?”

Ron​‌ sniffed and looked‌⁠⁠ around. Seeing that,​​ Ren asked him.​‍

“What’s‌ wrong?”

“Nn…‌​‍ I thought I smelled something strange.”‍​‌

“Something‍‌ strange?”

“Yeah…​​‍ the smell of​ rotten corpses. It’s‌‌‍ faint but…”

“You‍‍‍ dummy. Why would‍ there be corpses‌‍⁠ in the Academy?”‌

“Right?”​​

What⁠‌ the siblings did‍‍​ not know was‌​‌ that there were‌​⁠ eyes looking at⁠‌‌ them from a distance.

****⁠‌⁠

“Thank‌​‍ you, Young Miss!”‌‍

“It’s⁠ nothing. That wasn’t‍ anything difficult.”

On​​ the official opening​​⁠ day of ❰Dunareff‌⁠​ Fresh Produce❱, Marie⁠⁠‍ visited the shop‌‍ as the oldest​⁠ daughter of the⁠ family.

“Huu…”​‍

Trying‌‌‍ her best to​‌‍ hide the look​ of nervousness on​‍ her face, Marie‌‌ calmly walked towards‌⁠‌ the Academy.

The‌‌​ mages of the‍‍‌ Tower had two‌​​ goals in this​‍⁠ visit. One was‍ the murder of⁠​ Chairman Eriu Casarr⁠‍​ and the other⁠ was the abduction⁠‍ of Marie Dunareff.‌

There⁠‌ were some problems​​‌ with the plan​​‌ due to the​ unexpected actions of‌ Princess Miruam, but‌​‍ Korin immediately came‌​ up with another⁠ plan.

After‌ sending the chairman⁠ outside using the​​ excuse of external‌ affairs, they waited‌ until the enemy‍‌‌ started with Josephine​ Clara sealing plan.‍ At the same‌‍‍ time, they sent​ Marie Dunareff outside‌‌⁠ to lure them​​ into attacking her.​​⁠

‘Hua​⁠‌ Ran… Alicia…’

Of​‌⁠ course, there were⁠ enough safety measures⁠​‍ put in place.‍

Her⁠⁠​ way back to‍‍ the Academy was​​⁠ escorted by a bunch of elites‍‍ and mages like‌⁠‍ Hua Ran, Professor⁠⁠‍ Haman Welsch and‌ Professor Lulara Mars⁠ waiting in the⁠​⁠ distance for the‍‌‌ potential attack from‌⁠ the Tower.

Great‌​‌ Golden Mage, Adelene​⁠⁠ was one of‌⁠‍ the very few‌ people who could‌‌ suppress a Unique⁠⁠ Grade vampire. However,⁠ it was certain‌ that even Adelene‌ wouldn’t be able⁠⁠‍ to defeat the‌‍‌ combination of the⁠‌ Academy’s elites.

‘…Clock​⁠⁠ Tower. It won’t​‍ be here. There​‌ are too many⁠ eyes.’

From‍ a crowded area​ to less crowded‍ places, Marie intentionally​ moved to areas‌​ that were easier​​ to be attacked⁠​ at. Visiting a shady fortune teller‌ at the alleyway,⁠‍ she received love⁠ advice and walked⁠⁠ through the platform​⁠ of unmanned magic⁠‌ carriages.

Those​​​ were the best⁠​ places to attack⁠‍⁠ at and yet​ there were no‍ signs of movement⁠​ from the mages.⁠‍

‘Are​‌ they being that⁠ prudent?’

She‌‌ walked past the‌ unmanned magic carriage​‍ platforms. This was‍‍‍ the best place​ for them to‍​‍ attack and yet‌ there was no‍‌ one.

On‌ the way from‍ the city to⁠⁠ the Academy, she‍​ intentionally used the​⁠‍ road that was‍ more common for‌ magic carriages to‌‍ travel in, instead‍‌​ of using the⁠ road for people.⁠

‘It⁠ has to be‌​ here…!’

This‍⁠ was the last‍‌ place for them‍‍ to attack. The‌ road for carriages​‍ had dense trees​ on the sides​‌ of the road‍ and was the⁠‍ perfect spot for‍‌ them to capture​​ her and leave⁠​​ the city while​‍ hiding from the⁠ eyes of the⁠‍ Academy.

‘Doggo…!’​‍‌

Marie‍ called her familiar,⁠‌ who growled in‌‌ response from her⁠⁠‌ shadows in preparation​‍ for the attack.‍‌⁠ The demonic dog‍ howling in her‌ shadows was fully‍ prepared to rip‍ the attacker into​​​ pieces.

Before‍⁠​ long, there were‍⁠‌ 100 feet left​‍ to the entrance.‌‍ She could now‍ see guards checking​ the visitors of​⁠‌ the Academy.

70‍‌‌ feet until the‌‌​ main entrance. She‍​ spotted some students⁠ quarreling with the‌‌ guards. It seemed⁠ that they had​⁠⁠ been caught out⁠‌ after sneaking out‌ of the Academy‍ without a valid‌ pass.

50‍⁠ feet until the‍‍ entrance. This was‍⁠​ dangerous. It seemed‌ that the attackers⁠ were trying to‍‍ involve the nearby​​‍ students and guards.​‍‍

30⁠‍ feet left until​‍‌ the main entrance.‌

When​ were they going​‌ to attack?

10​⁠​ feet until the‍‌ entrance.

?????‌​

Soon,‌ she arrived at​ the Academy.

“………Huh?”⁠‌

Until‍⁠⁠ the very end,⁠ there was not‌​ a single mage‌‌ attacking Marie.

****⁠

“Huah…!​ Ren! Look! I caught a massive⁠⁠ boar!”

“Hmph…!‍​ I got a bigger one, see?”​‌

In⁠ the mountain where⁠​ they had come​​‌ for the prac​​‍ lesson, Ren and‌ Ron were hunting​ the Fang Boars⁠‌​ inhabiting the western‌⁠⁠ mountain ranges under‍​‌ the guidance of​‌ Professor Orgen.

“By​ the way, Ron.‌⁠​ Isn’t this strange?”​

“What​ is?”

“They‌‌ said there’s supposed​ to be a lot of them⁠ here because they’re‍ in their mating‍​​ season, right? So‌‍ much so that‍​‍ Professor Deina bought​ a bunch of‌⁠‌ them for an‌ experiment last year.”⁠⁠

“I‍‍​ think so?”

“So⁠‍ why are there‌​ so few of​ them?”

The​‍ mountains were quiet.‍ From what they​ heard beforehand, there‍ were supposed to⁠ be so many⁠​ Fang Boars in⁠‍​ this time of‌⁠ the year because​​‌ of their breeding‌ season, and there⁠‍‌ were supposed to⁠ be enough boars‍​​ to flock the‌ entire mountain from⁠⁠‍ the foot, and​ yet even after‍​​ climbing half way‌‌ up the mountain,​‌‍ all they saw‌‌ were a few​⁠ of them.

“Huah…!⁠‍ You’re right! Maybe‌⁠‌ they were over-exaggerating​​​ it to scare‌‌ us.”

“There’s‍⁠⁠ no way…”

That​‍ was when a thick odor rode‍‍⁠ the wind into‌ their noses. The‍​‌ wolf siblings, due‍​ to having a sensitive sense of‍​‍ smell, were able‌‍⁠ to notice the‌ identity of the​​ smell in an​‍‌ instant.

“Rotten…‍‍ meat?”

It‌ was the smell‍⁠‍ of rotten flesh‌‍‌ that threatened to⁠​ pierce through the‌​⁠ nose, which they‍⁠⁠ had gotten used‍⁠ to during their⁠ life at the‌ slums. The moment⁠⁠ they noticed what​⁠​ that smell was…‌⁠

– Kuruk!

– Kurahk!

The‌​ death throes of‍‌ a pig echoed‍ across and the⁠​ ground shook as​‍ if there was​‍ an earthquake. The‍​ freshmen students who⁠‍ had been in​‍ the middle of‌ the prac lesson,​⁠ turned their eyes‍⁠ to the top⁠ of the mountain⁠ in search for‍​‌ the origin of⁠​‌ the sound.

“Uhh…”‍⁠‌

“What‍‍ the hell is‌​ that?”

At‌‍ the end of‍‍​ their gazes were‍ a bunch of…⁠​ indescribably horrendous boars‌‍ with torn-apart flesh,‌‍​ dangling eyeballs and‍ smushed fangs.

A torrent of corpses​ was flooding down⁠⁠‌ the mountain at‍ the students.

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