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I Killed an Academy Player Chapter 133: Fate Intertwined (3)

Chapter 133: Fate Intertwined (3)

The‌‍​ spear slashed through⁠‌ the air, carrying‍​​ with it an‌​ invisible gush of⁠​ aura.

Eight⁠ Trigrams.

Zha,​ Lan, Na

Ominous⁠​ Snake

Two-faced‌⁠ Ominous Snake: Dragon​‍ Blood

Ominous‍‌​ Snake: Secret Arts⁠​ – Distorted March⁠​‌

Ominous‍ Snake: Extreme Arts‍‌ – Soaring Snake,‍​‍ Rearing Head of‍‌ the Venomous Dragon⁠

Horizontal‌‌​ Sweep of a Tiger

Great⁠ Demonic Spear of​ the Wind

Lan‍‌​ Na Zha

Demonic‌ Arts: Scavenging the‍ Grass for the⁠‍⁠ Snake.

Spinning‍ Heaven: Second Move‌‍ – Rotating Demon​ Spear

Void‌‌ Spinning Heaven, Turbulent‌‍ Spear

……………⁠⁠

Sweat‌⁠ poured down like‌ a waterfall.

Controlling​‍ the pace of‍‌‌ his breath, Korin⁠⁠ reflected on one⁠‍ spearman while breathing‍ in the heated‌‌‍ air of the‌‍ training room.

Tates⁠‌​ Valtazar.

The​‍ one who was‌‌ technically his senior​‍ martial brother was,‌ at the same‌​ time, a lifetime​‌ foe. Korin trained‍‍ endlessly as he‌‌ aimed to pierce⁠⁠ through Valtazar’s heart‍‌​ even in his⁠⁠‌ imaginary battles against​ him.

However,​ all he got‌​​ were failures.

Failures​ upon failures.

Until⁠​ the very end,‍​ his spear couldn’t‌ reach him. No​‍‌ matter how much​ aura he were​ to pour out​​ from his Aura⁠ Cores, and even​‌​ while taking into‍ consideration his physical⁠⁠​ specs that would​ be amplified severalfold,‍ he just couldn’t‌ even imagine his‌⁠ spear reaching Valtazar.‌​

It​⁠‍ wasn’t like the‌​ game where you‍⁠⁠ could gradually cut‍⁠⁠ away at the‌⁠‌ HP bar. There⁠ was no auto-lock⁠ for accuracy either.‍​‍

Now‍‍‍ that this world‌ had become real,⁠‌‍ his attacks weren’t​‌ even able to‍‌⁠ hit their mark.⁠​​

That⁠‍​ was just how⁠‍​ big of a gap there was​ in skill between‌‍ Tates and him.​‍​

‘This‌ won’t do. Faster.‌⁠‌ I have to‌⁠‍ become stronger faster.’⁠

He‍ was no match⁠ even when it‌‌ came to skill‌ with the spear⁠ let alone physical‌‍ prowess. Korin thought‍ to himself that​⁠‌ he needed at‍ least 3 prerequisites‍‍ for him to​ be able to​​ defeat him.

An​‍‌ increase in physical‌​ capability; increase in​‍⁠ his manipulation over‌ Six Ways of‍‌ the Spear and‌⁠‌ lastly, making use‍​⁠ of Tates Valtazar’s‍‌ Precepts.

The‍​ 2nd Precept, ‘I‌ do not perceive​⁠ spirits’ was the​ same for both⁠⁠ of them and‍‍ couldn’t be exploited,​ and his 3rd‌​​ Precept was likewise‌ an unexploitable one‍ just like his‍‍ ‘I will save⁠⁠​ the world’.

The‍‍​ 1st Precept was​⁠⁠ essentially the only‌ one that could‌‍ be exploited, but​​⁠ even that required‍‌ a lot of‍ preparations and would‌‍ only be possible‌ in the Northern‌ Kingdom Episode, which‍⁠ would unravel after​​⁠ the 7th Arc.‍​

Until‌‌‌ then, Korin had​⁠ no choice but​⁠ to focus on‍⁠ increasing his actual‌ skill and caliber.‌​⁠

– Kwaaang!

It‍​⁠ was then. Suddenly‍​‌ a large hole‍​‌ appeared in the⁠‍‍ training room that‌ Korin had rented‌⁠ out for the‍ day. There was⁠‌⁠ only one person​​​ in the Academy⁠ that could break⁠ the unique anti-Guardian​ reinforced walls with⁠ such ease.

“I⁠‌​ forgot about her.”‍

He‍ looked at the‍⁠ girl wearing nun​ clothes, who still​ had one of‍‌ her arms reaching​ forward with a fist on the​⁠​ other side of‍‍⁠ the hole, who⁠‌⁠ seemed to have​​ accidentally broken the​‌‍ wall in the⁠ middle of training.⁠

“How’s​‌⁠ it going?”

“…”‍⁠‌

Without‍‍‍ replying to his​‌​ question, Hua Ran‌ looked around the‌ training room ravaged‍⁠ by fists and​‌ a spear. She⁠ seemed slightly concerned‌‌ about the mouthful‍⁠⁠ of complaints she​ was going to​ receive from the‌ Admin.

“Shall​‌‍ we go get⁠ some food?”

“…Un.”⁠​

The‍‍‍ two of them‌‍​ quietly left the⁠‍ training room.

****‍

For‍‍​ the past few‍⁠ days, Hua Ran‍ was in a very bad mood.‍

Until‍‌ recently, she had‍‌​ been proud and⁠‌ confident in herself‌ being powerful and‌ strong.

A living jiangshi with⁠ the Unbreakable Vajra⁠‌ Body – the​ undefeatable Heavenly Yaksha.⁠‍‍ She had not‌ a single doubt​⁠ in her power‌⁠⁠ and status.

That​ was why she‌ wasn’t that worried‌​ when she decided​ to be with‌⁠ Korin. Because she‌‌ was strong, she‌​⁠ thought no one⁠‌ would be able‍ to hurt him⁠‍ as long as‍ she was there.‍⁠⁠ She had been‌⁠ arrogant, believing that⁠‍‌ she could beat​‍‍ anyone under the‍ sun.

Her‍‍⁠ arrogance had been​ crushed from the​‍ front.

Tates‍ Valtazar.

She⁠ was powerless before​​⁠ the enemy who‍ used the same‌‍ spearmanship as Korin.⁠

‘We​ have to become‌ stronger.’

“…I‍⁠ know.”

It​ was rare, but​​⁠ Hua Ran was‍‌ in full agreement‍ with her sister.⁠

If‍ this was a few weeks back,​‌‍ she would have‌​‍ scoffed, saying she‌ was already strong‍‍ enough, but the​‍ recent fight was⁠ enough for Hua‌‍ Ran to lose‌‍​ quite a lot‍​⁠ of self-confidence along‍‌ with her shattered​​‍ arrogance.

“But⁠⁠ how?”

Due⁠ to being a powerhouse from birth‌⁠​ and relying only⁠ on her invincible,‍‌ unbreakable body, she‌⁠ had never even​⁠‌ worked on improving‍‌ her fighting skills.​​ She was clueless​‌ as to how⁠​ to get stronger;‍​‍ the way of​ those who were⁠ weak from the‌⁠​ start was difficult‍ for her to⁠ wrap her head⁠ around.

‘Let’s⁠​ start with martial​⁠​ arts that use‌​​ the fist. The‌‌ thing that oppa​⁠ showed us.’

Ran‌‍​ said, referring to⁠​ the martial arts⁠​‍ of fist that​​‍ Hua Ran learned‍‌ from the boy⁠​ out of boredom‍ and… a wish‌⁠⁠ to spend more​‌ time with the‍​‌ boy. She had​‍ yet to really​‌‌ understand the principles‍‍ and fundamentals, but​ she still knew‍​‍ some parts of‍ it.

But⁠‌ there was a problem.

“It’s⁠⁠‍ too small.”

The‍‌ training room was⁠⁠ way too small⁠ for her to​ practice martial arts.‌ It was so‌‍​ small that she‍ didn’t feel comfortable​⁠ going all out.‌⁠‌

“Then⁠⁠⁠ do you want‍‍ to go somewhere‌ bigger?”

It‌ was on the‌​ way back after​ a meal with‍⁠‌ the boy. Hearing‌ her grumble a complaint, Korin gave‍​ a suggestion.

“Where?”‌⁠

“Hmm…⁠ We can’t do​⁠‍ it at the‌‍ oval because the⁠‌ other people there‍ might get caught‌⁠‍ up in the‌‌ aftermath and… we‌‌​ can’t use the‌‌ festival venue either‌ for the same​‌ reason.”

The‍‍ aftershock of Hua‌⁠ Ran’s fists had⁠‌ the power to⁠‌ kill people. Even⁠⁠‌ Korin himself sometimes‌​ ended up destroying‍‌ the items in‍‌ the training room,‌⁠ and therefore it‍‌ was obviously harder​ to find a suitable place for‍‍ Hua Ran to‍⁠ unleash her full​​‌ power.

“Why​⁠ don’t we have‍⁠ a little practice​‍ fight?”

………​​

……⁠‌

– Tung! Tung tung!‌⁠

– Kwaang! Kwagagang!

Each​​​ and every punch‍‌⁠ crushed the ground⁠‌⁠ and a sweep‍‌​ of the hand⁠​​ changed the surrounding​‌‌ landscape. It was‍ a monstrous level‌‌ of strength and‍​⁠ defense – the‌⁠ consecutive explosive bursts‌⁠ of pure strength‍‌ created aftershocks, and‌‌​ those aftershocks alone‍​ were enough to‌​ make the spearman‌‍‍ falter.

“Huu…!”‌

Relying⁠‍​ on his spear,‌ he somehow managed‍​ to keep himself⁠‌‍ on his feet.⁠‌

It‍​​ was hard to​ say whether that‌ should be called​ masterful skills or‍⁠‌ petty tricks, but⁠ regardless, Korin somehow‌‌⁠ maintained his balance⁠​‌ and posture, and⁠​ waited for the‌ right opportunity to⁠⁠‌ strike at his​‍ opponent.

Two-faced⁠‌‍ Ominous Snake, Dragon​‍ Blood.

The⁠ slithering spear traveled‌‌‍ sharply through the‌‍‌ air. It slithered‌‌ like a serpent‍ in a dizzy⁠⁠ manner but Hua‍⁠ Ran’s eyes allowed⁠⁠ her to see⁠ through it all.⁠⁠​

Her‌ exceptional physical capabilities⁠⁠ and reflex skills‌‍⁠ allowed Hua Ran⁠​ to dodge the‌‌‌ incoming spear, as‌‍‌ she immediately went‌⁠⁠ on the offense.‌⁠​ It was a textbook approach to‍‌‌ close combat but‍ it appeared rather​⁠⁠ awkward, as if‍​ she was wearing⁠⁠​ clothes that weren’t⁠​ tailored to her.‍​

And‌ those sloppy clothes‍​ were easily torn​‌‍ apart.

She​‍ attacked with a straight fist.

Gently​ pushing on the‌⁠⁠ fist from the⁠⁠​ side, Korin deflected‍ the punch and‌​⁠ released his spear‌ as he then‌ marched forward for‌ a palm to⁠​ the chest. Although​​⁠ it wasn’t painful,​‍‍ seeing that he⁠​ was about to​ connect it to‍⁠‍ more attacks to⁠ her vitals… Hua‌‌ Ran urgently took⁠​​ a big leap⁠‍ back.

“Hmm?”‌⁠

Korin⁠​⁠ curiously muttered at‌ her passive retreat.⁠‌‍

“Why⁠‍​ did you do⁠‌⁠ that? I’m sure‍⁠‌ you could have⁠‌​ handled that much.”‍​​

“…”‍

With‌‍‍ a rather discontent⁠⁠⁠ expression on her⁠‍ face, Hua Ran‍​‌ turned her back​⁠‍ to him with‍‍ a flick.

“I’m​​ done.”

“…”‌⁠​

She‌‍‍ was really quick‌⁠‍ at changing her‌‌‍ mind. That was​⁠ the impression Korin‌‍ received, but upon‍⁠​ seeing the damage​‍ they had done‍⁠ to the surrounding​ forest, he also​​‍ agreed that this​‍ much would be​​⁠ enough for the‌ day.

“Then‍⁠​ should we start‍⁠ heading back to‌ the Academy? Tomorrow’s⁠ a weekend so​​⁠ I’m just going​ to be doing​​ the missions from‍⁠‌ the mission board​ though.”

“No.”⁠​

“Huh?”‍‍‌

“Not​‌‍ the dormitory.”

“What?”⁠​​

“Your​‍⁠ hotel.”

“Hmm?”​

Suddenly,‍⁠ our destination was‌ changed to a hotel.

A pair of grown-up​‌​ male and female,​‌ spending the night‍​ in a hotel…‌

****⁠

‘Hua…​ You know, do⁠ you want to…‌⁠ swap?’

“No.”‍

‘Whyyy!?⁠​ I want to​‌ be with oppa‌⁠ too!’

“…”‍‍‌

Ignoring‍ her noisy ‘sister’,‌ Hua washed herself⁠‌ clean and wore⁠ the nun clothes‍​ again, but threw‍ the chains away‍‍‌ onto the bed.​ Thanks to the⁠⁠ kind consideration of​ the Saintess, Estelle,​ she no longer‌‌ had to be⁠‍‌ bound by chains​‌​ 24/7, but that⁠​‍ was still a secret from most​ people.

‘Are​‌ we doing it?​‍ Is this the‌‌ day?’

“…Pervert.”‌​​

Hua⁠⁠ scolded Ran, whose​⁠‍ mind seemed to⁠⁠⁠ be filled with‍ obscene thoughts. How⁠ could she possibly‌‌‍ suggest forcefully holding⁠‌​ hands to sleep?​⁠

“And​ besides… there’s no⁠ storks[mfn]Stork-the baby bringing​‍‌ bird[/mfn] here either.”⁠‌

‘I⁠‌ know…! I was​⁠‍ with you when‍​ you were reading‌ the book about‍ stork habitats! Do​‍ we really have​ to go all‍​ the way to​⁠ the North?’

“I’m​ not… trying to‌ make babies tonight…‍ That’s for you‌ to do.”

‘There​​‍ you go again.​ I know you‌ like oppa as⁠ well.’

She​ ignored Ran’s cheeky​​​ voice. Ran, the‍ person whom she‌‌⁠ was sharing the⁠ body with, was⁠⁠​ the one who⁠ liked Korin, and⁠ it was only‍‍ because of her‍​ that she was​‍⁠ going to have‌‍ a baby.

Hua‌ was simply thinking‌‍ that she might‍ as well help​‍⁠ Ran look after​​⁠ the baby as⁠ a sister sharing‌⁠⁠ the body with​⁠ her. It was‌​ definitely not because⁠ she wanted one​‍‍ herself.

‘How‌⁠ many babies should‍ we get? We‌​ should let the‌​‌ kids have some‌​⁠ siblings, right? Two​ boys and two⁠‍​ girls… that sounds‌ good! I will‌‍ make the stork‌ bring one each,⁠‌ and Hua, you⁠‌ can do the⁠ same for the⁠​ remaining two!’

“…No.”‌

‘Why‌​ not? Oppa’s kids​​ will be so‌⁠ cute. Honestly, I want the stork⁠‍​ to bring us⁠⁠‍ 20 kids if​ possible. Hmm… Would⁠⁠​ money be a problem though if​‍ we do that?’‌

“We‌⁠⁠ can… earn money.”‍⁠

Hua⁠⁠ said while remembering‌⁠ the Guardian Grade⁠‍⁠ that had been‌‌‍ assigned to her.​ She was given⁠​‍ gold coins every‍​‌ month as allowance,​ and hunting demonic‍‌ beasts was also⁠⁠⁠ an easy way​ to earn a fair bit of​ money.

With⁠ a single sweep,⁠ she could kill⁠​‌ a bunch of​‍ weak monsters, and‍ just that would​‍ be enough to‍ fill her piggy‍​ bank with coins.‌

While‌​​ thinking about something⁠ along those lines,‍‍ Hua walked out‌​​ of the room‍‌ Korin gave to⁠​ her and started‌ walking down the⁠‌ corridor. Despite the​​ festival being over‍ already, there were‍‌ still quite a lot of guests.‍‍​

Seeing‌ how there was⁠⁠ a pair of⁠‌ male and female​ walking into a room with touching‌‌ shoulders, she assumed⁠‌ that they were​‌‌ going to sleep⁠ while holding hands.​‌

“There‌‌ aren’t any storks⁠⁠⁠ here though.”

‘I​⁠‌ know right?’

Without‍‍ worrying herself over⁠ other people, she‍‌​ started walking to​​ Korin’s room to‌⁠ find him.

‘Oppa…‍⁠ looks really down​ these days.’

“…Nn.”​

Ever‍‌‌ since the confrontation⁠⁠ against that man,​ Korin had been‌ overworking his body.​⁠ He spent all⁠‍ of his time‍ in the training‌⁠‍ rooms and rarely⁠ ever came outside.​​​ Hua Ran had‍‌ also started spending​ more time in​​​ the training room⁠​ after realizing her‌ powerlessness, but couldn’t​‍‌ stay as long‍​ as he did.⁠​​

‘Is‌‍ there a way​ to cheer him‌‍ up?’

“…Food?”⁠

‘Hmm…⁠‌ I don’t think​‍ that would work.’⁠⁠​

But‌​​ judging that buying​⁠‌ something would be​ better than having‌ nothing at all,​‍‌ Hua Ran bought‌ some snacks at⁠‌ the store linked⁠‌⁠ to the hotel‌ before heading to‌‍ Korin’s room.

Considering‌​‌ how self-centered she‌ usually was, it⁠‌ was worth complimenting​ how considerate she​‌ was being.

– Click!

It‍​​ was quite obvious​ that the door‌⁠‍ of the hotel‌ room was locked,‌ but Hua Ran⁠ nonetheless opened it​​ recklessly without a second thought.

– Crack!

The⁠⁠‍ doorknob was crushed⁠ apart as she‌⁠‌ forced the door‍‍ open.

“Oh‍⁠‍ shit! W, what⁠‍⁠ was that?”

Korin​ exclaimed in surprise‌‍ when the door⁠ suddenly opened with‌ a loud thud,⁠ but… Hua was‍ just as surprised‌‌​ as him.

“…”⁠‌⁠

‘…’⁠​

The‍​‌ same was true‍​ for the person⁠ she was sharing​ the body with.‌⁠‌ Taken by surprise,‍ all she could‍ do was blankly‍⁠​ stand there watching‍​‌ what was in​⁠​ front of her.‌‌​

When​‍​ witnessing something completely⁠ unexpected, people tended‌ to zone out‌‍⁠ and their minds⁠‌⁠ turned blank, and‌‌⁠ the length of‌ that blank silence⁠⁠​ tended to be⁠ the proof of‍⁠⁠ how surprised that⁠ person was.

Out‌ of 1 to​‌ 10, her current⁠‍‍ level of surprise‌ was around 9.‍​​

“Why…‍ aren’t you wearing‍‍‍ clothes?”

The⁠​ two girls didn’t‌‍‌ even know how‌‍​ long they had‌‌ been silent for,​ and Hua only​‌​ managed to force‌ herself to say‍‌‌ something after hearing⁠‌‍ Korin say, ‘Why​ are you doing‍⁠ nothing for 30​ whole seconds? Can⁠​ you say something…?’‌‍

“Well,⁠⁠‍ that’s because I just took a shower…”

Korin,‌⁠⁠ who had just⁠⁠⁠ come out of⁠⁠ the shower, stated‍ the obvious in​⁠‌ response. With his⁠‌​ upper body bare,‌ all he had‌⁠‌ was a towel⁠ covering his lower‌ body.

In‌ his hands was‍ a bathrobe that​ he had been​ about to wear,​‌​ which had been​ interrupted by the⁠ sudden intruder.

Due‍ to his hardcore⁠⁠ training schedule, his‍‍‌ body was filled⁠ with muscles with‍​​ little excess fat,⁠​ and the red‌ flush to his⁠‍⁠ muscular body was​​​ the very proof⁠‌​ that he had‌ been washing himself‍ with warm water​⁠‍ until just then.‍‌

That‍ was what had‌ made Hua and‍ Ran silent for⁠⁠‍ 30 whole seconds.‌

She‌ always knew he‍ had a good‌ body and… even‍ though it was‍​​ obvious that knights‍⁠ would have a good body… it‌⁠⁠ was just way​‍⁠ too superb and​​​ remarkable.

For⁠​ some reason, there‍ was something about⁠ his body that⁠‌​ tickled her heart.‌

‘Hua…​⁠‌ I feel… weird.’⁠‌⁠

“…”⁠​

Thankfully,⁠ Ran’s voice did⁠‍ not reach Korin.‍​

If​‌​ she had voiced‌ that out loud,‍‌ she would have‌⁠ thrown herself into‍⁠⁠ the warm river‍ and killed herself‍ out of embarrassment.‌‍

But‌‌ aside from that…⁠⁠‍

“You…​‍‌ Is that, a scar?”

Hua​​ said with her‌ eyes on his‍​ lower stomach, which‍​ had a regular​​⁠ array of strange​‌ letters.

“You⁠ mean this?”

They​‍⁠ were tiny yet‍​​ very visible, and‌ because of that,​ it was hard⁠​ to tell whether‍‌ that was a scar or a tattoo.

“This‍‌ is the reason​‌ I can fight.”‌‌​

After⁠⁠‌ putting the robe‌‍ over his shoulders,‍‍‌ Korin closed the‌⁠⁠ door that Hua​‍ Ran broke before‌‌‌ leading her into⁠⁠⁠ the room.

He‌‌ sat down on‍​ a small, minimalistic‌​ chair in front​ of the tiny‍ desk of the⁠‌ hotel room, while​ Hua Ran rested⁠⁠​ herself on the‌‌‌ soft bed.

She⁠​ stole a glance‌ at his flushed​‍ body that was‍ still visible through⁠​ the hems of⁠ the bathrobe.

For​‌ some reason… she‌‍‍ had been deeply​‌ ‘moved’ when she⁠‌ first saw it,‍‌​ and couldn’t help‌⁠ but glance at⁠​​ it again and​⁠‍ again.

“What‍⁠‍ do you mean?”​⁠

In‌​‍ order to chase⁠ away the embarrassment,‍⁠ Hua Ran raised‍ a question, in⁠‌ search of a conversation topic. At‌​​ last, the little‌⁠ girl had finally⁠‌​ acquired the social⁠ skill of changing‌ the topic.

“For‍‍ the warriors of‍‌‍ the Shadow Kingdom,⁠ there’s a thing‍ called ‘Precepts’. It‌ is a way​​ to strengthen yourself‍‍ by putting restrictions⁠‍ on you.”

Korin‌‌ didn’t explain in⁠ full detail about‍ the Precepts he⁠‍ had engraved into​ his own body,⁠⁠ but shared a brief explanation of​⁠ how it worked.‍‍‌

“This‌ is the reason‌‍ I fight for,​ and one that‌‌‍ also lets me‍‌ fight in the​​ first place. I wouldn’t have been​⁠‍ able to save‌​‌ you without this.”​⁠‌

“…”⁠​​

She⁠‌ understood from that‌⁠ brief explanation that⁠‌‍ it was a device to amplify‍​ one’s strength. After⁠‌​ hearing that, she‌ shared her thoughts.‌‍

“I‌ want it too.”‍

“No.”‍‌

However,‍‌ she was immediately⁠‍ turned down.

“Why?”‌‌‍

This‌‌ was the first​ time Hua Ran​‍⁠ had been this​ desperate for power.⁠ Her immaturity and‍​‍ weakness that had‌ been displayed during‌​​ the fight against‌​ Valtazar had crushed‌‌‍ her confidence to‍⁠‍ tatters and she​ had finally found⁠ a reason to‌ become stronger.

Hua⁠‌​ Ran now wanted​ to be stronger⁠ in order to​‌⁠ protect the boy​ in front of‌‍⁠ her.

“Firstly…​⁠‍ it’s impossible to‌ carve this onto‌‍⁠ your body no⁠ matter how much‌‍‍ mana you put‌​‍ in. It’ll be⁠‌ impossible to even‌ leave a scratch.”‌⁠

“…”‍

“Secondly,‍⁠ this is high-risk​⁠ high-reward. It’s for​⁠⁠ incompetent people like‍‌‌ me, and not​⁠ for talented people‌ like you.”

“You…‌ are not incompetent.”​‍‍

“That’s⁠ just what I said to make‍‌‍ it easier to—”‍​

“You​​ are not incompetent.‌⁠⁠ Correct what you⁠ said.”

Her‍ crimson eyes gazed‌ deeply into his‌‍ eyes, so much​ so that he​ found it difficult⁠​‍ to look away‍‌​ from her.

“…Umm,‍‍ alright. I’m not​‍⁠ incompetent. Thanks.”

Korin​ awkwardly corrected his‍⁠‍ words while scratching⁠​ his cheeks.

“Anyways,‌ I have to⁠⁠ make myself stronger‍ even at the‌​‌ cost of creating‌ a detrimental weakness‌ but… unlike me,‍‌‍ others including you⁠‍ have no reason‍⁠⁠ to use it.⁠​​ In fact, it​ won’t be as‌⁠ effective for you.”‌

The​‍ girls all had​⁠⁠ clear strengths.

Hua⁠‍⁠ Ran, who would⁠‌ later awaken as​ the true Heavenly‍‍‌ Yaksha.

Alicia‍‍ Arden – the⁠ Sword Saint who‍ would later reach‍⁠⁠ the end of⁠​‍ the path of​‌ swords.

As‌ for Marie, her‍‍⁠ future would be​ different from the⁠‌ one in the​ game, but it⁠‍ was clear that⁠‌ she would hit⁠​ the pinnacle of⁠⁠​ vampires.

They,‍⁠⁠ the main characters​ of this world,‍‍​ had fitting ways‌‍​ to grow, and⁠ there was no⁠‌ limit that had⁠‍‌ to be broken⁠‍ through like the‍ side character, Korin‍ Lork.

Going‌ out of the‍ way to make​ weaknesses for them​ did not make‍‍‍ sense. Besides, a simple amplification of‌⁠ strength wasn’t what‍ was required for​⁠ them to become⁠ stronger.

But‌ even so, her‍‍‌ remark was enough​ to touch Korin’s⁠ heart, because Hua‍‌⁠ Ran must have​​​ wanted to engrave⁠​ Precepts onto her‌ body just for‌ his sake. It‌​‌ provided him with⁠‍ a chance to⁠​⁠ realize that his⁠‍‌ relationship with the⁠‍‍ girl had become‌‌⁠ so profound and‍‍‍ deep.

“Huhu.⁠‌ Wait for tomorrow.⁠‍ This oppa will‍ buy you some​⁠ sushi…”

It‍⁠‍ was then. Hua⁠ Ran, who had‌ been looking straight​ at him, suddenly‍ stood up and​ grabbed onto his⁠ wrist.

“Huh?”​‍

She‍ then pulled him⁠​ towards her with​‍ an unignorable amount⁠‍ of force. Due⁠‍ to that, he‍ ended up falling⁠⁠​ on the bed.​⁠‍

“H,​ Hua?”

“Take​⁠ it off.”

“What?”‍​

“Take⁠‌ your clothes off.”​‌‌

With⁠ a deeply flushed​​⁠ face and a pressing set of​‌ eyes, she gazed​​ down deeply into​​‌ his eyes.

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