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I Killed an Academy Player Chapter 172: Summer and With It, Trouble (4)

Chapter 172: Summer and With It, Trouble (4)

There​ were quite a few popular locations‍⁠ for dates in⁠​‍ the Royal Capital,‍ but the Bayt⁠​‌ Royal National Garden,‍‍ located on the⁠ outskirts of the‌ city, was considered​‌‍ by many to​‌​ be a must-visit.​

Not⁠ only did the‌‌ garden look spectacular,‌‍‍ but the trees‌ and flowers of‍⁠ this place had​​‌ concealed the underground​ cave, which was‍‌​ dug out by‌ the believers during⁠​‌ the beginning days​‌​ of the Kingdom​⁠‍ to hide from⁠‍ the eyes of​ the persecutors.

For‍‍ the believers of⁠‌ the Order, it‌​ was a historical⁠⁠​ site that showcased‌​ their faith and‍‍ was also a fabulous garden that⁠‍‍ provided a wonderful‍ walking path for‌‌⁠ the citizens of‍​ the Kingdom.

Due‍‌‍ to the amount‌​⁠ of historical significance‌‌ in the Bayt‍‌‍ Garden, it later‍⁠‌ became a national​ garden and underwent‍​‍ a few changes,‍‌ but that wasn’t‍⁠⁠ important for the‌​⁠ young couples.

That​‌ popular national garden‍‍ was what had⁠ been decided to‍​ be Hua Ran‌ and Korin’s main⁠ venue for their‌‍‌ date.

“Ugh…”‍‌

In‍‌ front of the‍​ ticketing office located‍‌​ at the entrance​​​ of the garden,​‍ a black-haired girl‍​‌ was restlessly walking⁠‌​ around in circles.‍

『Hua.‍​ Honestly, you’re very‍⁠ distracting.』

“Uht…”‌‌

Hua‍​ couldn’t say anything‍‌‍ back to her​‍ sister. She was‍​⁠ too nervous and⁠‍⁠ her mind was⁠ so preoccupied that‍‍ she couldn’t even‍ think of a response.

“Will⁠ he… come?”

『There’s‍‌⁠ no way he​ wouldn’t.』

“But…”⁠

What‌‌​ if Korin hated⁠ her? Like, even‌⁠⁠ if he didn’t‌‌​ hate her, what‍ if he didn’t⁠ consider her a potential partner for‌‌ a date?

Looking‌‍​ back, she was‍ full of regret.‌⁠‌ She continued asking⁠‌ herself, ‘Why did‌​ I say that?‍‌‍ Just why?’

Even‌ Korin seemed slightly⁠ befuddled by her‌⁠ sudden request, and‍ he took a while to agree…​‌

『Sure.⁠ Anywhere you want‌‌ to go?』

Everything‍⁠ went by in⁠ a flash after⁠‍ that. Korin decided⁠‍‌ on the date,⁠⁠⁠ and the girls‌​ returned to the‍⁠‍ hotel that Marie‌‍‌ had booked for​ them.

Fortunately,​⁠ Alicia and Marie​​​ had zero clue⁠‍​ that Hua Ran‍ was going on‍ a date with‌⁠​ Korin.

On‍ D-day, Hua wore‍‍‌ something vastly different‌ from her usual,‍⁠ dry nun clothes.‌⁠‍

You‌‍‌ had to wear​‍ something pretty for‌ a date—that was‍‌ a fact that‍‌ she had taken⁠ in from one⁠⁠ of Josephine’s romance⁠ novels. Therefore, the‌ two girls in​ one body withdrew⁠ cash from the‌‍⁠ Zeon Order’s coin​ storage and immediately⁠ headed to a nearby clothing store.​⁠

It​‍‌ wasn’t her first⁠ time buying clothes.​‍ Estelle had taken⁠ her to clothing‌​⁠ stores a few⁠‍⁠ times, paying several‌⁠‌ gold coins every​‌ time.

However,⁠ it was her‌ first time going‌‌ into a clothing‍‌‍ store by herself.​ Not knowing anything,⁠‌ she just bought‍‌​ the dress that‍‌​ was recommended by‌​‍ the staff, but…‍​​

“T,‌ this… is, is⁠ too bold.”

『…But‌​⁠ everyone wears stuff‌ like that here.』⁠

Hua‌⁠‍ Ran was wearing​⁠⁠ an off-the-shoulder dress.​‌⁠ This country was⁠ very open with⁠⁠ bold outfits and⁠‌ skin exposure, but⁠ it was very⁠ embarrassing for the‌‍‌ two, who had‍‌ come from the​⁠ East.

『Marie-unni…‌‌‌ and Alicia all⁠​ wear like this.‍‍ This is… probably​‌ normal, right?』

“They’re‌​ all… crazy.”

Let⁠‌ alone belly buttons‌ and thighs, the‍⁠ women of this​​ country all exposed​ either the top⁠​‍ or the side⁠‍ of their breasts⁠ as if that‌‍​ was the common‍​⁠ sense of a lady!

『But‍⁠​ it’s… pretty.』

“…Is‌ it?”

『Yes.‌‍ Hua, you look⁠ very pretty right‍​⁠ now.』

“Will…​⁠ Korin think the​‌ same?”

『It’s‌‌ said in one‍‍​ of Senior Professor‍‍ Josephine’s romance novels.​⁠ Apparently, men are‍​ like rabid dogs‍‍ and lose themselves‍⁠ when they see​ bare skin.』

“What​⁠‌ does ‘rabid’ mean?”⁠

『They‍‌​ held hands together‌‌ on the bed‍‍ after that, so⁠​​ maybe it’s part‌⁠‍ of the ritual‍‍ in calling storks?‌ But why dogs?』⁠

“…Do‌ you need dogs​ to summon storks?”​

『…Wait,⁠‍ so the reason⁠⁠​ there haven’t been‍ any storks until‌‌ now even though⁠ we slept while‍ holding hands…』

That‍‌ can’t be…

It‍‌​ seemed that being‍‍‌ far away from⁠‌⁠ the stork habitat‍‍‍ wasn’t the only‍⁠⁠ reason behind their‌‍​ failure. After coming⁠‍​ across such a shocking truth, the⁠‍‌ sisters both thought‌⁠ about somehow getting‍ themselves a dog.⁠‌

“…It’s⁠ too early for‌⁠ a stork.”

『Think⁠ about it though.⁠‌ A stork carrying​‌ a little baby⁠‌ that looks like​‍ us and Oppa.⁠‍ How handsome, and‍‌⁠ how pretty will​‌‍ the child be?』‍

“…Don’t​ say ‘us’.”

『You’re‌​​ saying that again?』​

Ran‌ was the one‌ that liked Korin,​‍‍ not her – Hua once again⁠‍‌ put emphasis on‍‌​ that to defend​‌ herself. This date‍‍ was just to⁠‌ confirm the fact⁠ that she did‍‌ not like Korin.‌​‍

“Sorry,‍‍‍ I’m late. Ohh~⁠⁠ new clothes, huh?”‍⁠‌

“Y,‍‍ yeah…”

Hua​‍ unconsciously gulped as​⁠‍ she saw Korin⁠⁠‌ arrive 10 minutes​‌‍ before the promised‍ meeting time. It‍‌‍ was her first⁠‌​ time showing a casual outfit and⁠⁠‍ was therefore visibly‌‌ nervous.

What‌‍⁠ will he say?​​‍ Will he say​⁠​ it’s pretty? Or⁠⁠‌ that it looked‌ nice?

For‌ some reason, Hua​ had a feeling⁠​‌ that she would⁠‌⁠ feel hurt if‍ he said something‌⁠⁠ negative.

“You⁠⁠‌ look pretty. You’ve‍‌⁠ always been pretty⁠ but seeing you‍​ dressed up makes‌ you look different.‌‌ In fact, my​​​ question is, why​ haven’t you been‌‌ dressing up like⁠ this until now?”‍

“R,‍ really?”

It⁠⁠‍ was a magnificent‌⁠​ reply from the​‌​ male. With a shy look on‍ her face, Hua‌​⁠ fidgeted with the​ short strands of​‌​ her hair.

“Let’s​ go buy clothes⁠ together later when⁠⁠⁠ we have a chance. I’m sure‍​ you’ll look pretty⁠ no matter what‌‌ you wear, but‌⁠⁠ we can buy⁠⁠​ accessories that go⁠ well with you‌ and your clothes‍‍⁠ as well.”

“Nnn…”‌‍⁠

Hua⁠ was bashfully fidgeting‌⁠ with her hair‍‌ when Korin reached⁠ out to grab‍⁠ her hand. She​ flinched from the‌​‌ sudden turn of‌ events, but her‍‍ surprise didn’t end⁠ there.

Korin​‌⁠ gave a kiss⁠ to the back‌⁠ of her hand‌ and asked to​‌ escort her, as⁠ he had been⁠​‌ ‘taught’.

“Shall​ we go, my‌⁠‌ lady? If you‌‍ give me the​‌‍ honor of escorting⁠ you, that is.”‍‍⁠

“Y,⁠​⁠ yeah… Nn…”

Unable⁠ to fling away​​‍ or reject his​‌ hand, Hua found‌‌​ herself holding onto‍​ Korin’s hand as​⁠ they entered the​​ garden together. As‍​​ expected of a popular garden, it⁠ was packed with‌⁠ people.

“There⁠‌ are a lot‍ of people. Are​‍ you okay?”

“I’m…⁠ fine.”

Hua,‌‍‍ who hated being‌ with a large⁠⁠⁠ crowd, leaned on⁠ his shoulder like‌‌⁠ a kitten relying‌​ on its mother.‍

More⁠ parts of their​​ body came into⁠​‌ contact, from hand-in-hand​‌ to arm-in-arm. Oblivious‍​ to how the‌‍ warmth of the‍‍‍ touching skin was‍ flushing up her‍‌⁠ cheeks, Hua Ran⁠‌⁠ leaned in even​⁠ closer.

“Smells​ nice. No wonder​ everyone recommends this⁠‍​ place.”

“Yeah…”​‌

“This‍ place is famous‍‌ for the Pigeon‌ Cave, which leads​ to an underground‌⁠‍ shelter. Going to​‌⁠ that place first​ seems to be‍‍ the way to⁠ go, so do​​‍ you want to‌‌ try that one‌​​ out first?”

“Okay…”‍‌​

Following​‌⁠ the signs that‍​ wouldn’t have been​‌ there in the‍⁠⁠ distant past, they⁠⁠ walked forward until‍ they arrived at‍​‌ the famous Pigeon‌​ Cave. Going down‌ the stone staircase‍‌ that led to‍ the shelter of‌‌ the persecuted believers,‌​ they found a wide entrance.

Despite⁠ the expensive magical⁠ lamps placed here​ and there, the⁠‍⁠ cave was overall​ still dark. The‍ two of them‌ therefore stuck close​‍ to each other‍‌⁠ as they walked‌⁠‍ down the pathway.‌​

On‌‌‌ the walls of⁠ the dark cave,⁠‍​ they found several‍‌ equal-sized spherical holes.‌

“Hua,‌‍⁠ look. This must‌⁠ be where they‌‍⁠ kept the pigeons.”​⁠

“Y,⁠⁠ yeah…”

Hua‍⁠‍ couldn’t focus on‍‌ the conversation. Her​⁠ mind was solely‌ focused on her‌‌ arm that was‌‍ locked next to‍‍‌ Korin’s.

The​​ sound of her⁠‍​ heart, which was​​‍ always noisy when‍​ next to him,‍ sounded even noisier⁠‌ inside the silent‍‌ cave.

‘Can⁠ he hear it?​​ Can he?’

『H,‍‍​ he shouldn’t be‌‌​ able to.』

All‌‍‌ she could do​‍ was hope that⁠​⁠ the sound of‌‍ her heartbeat wouldn’t⁠⁠‌ reach the ears‌‌⁠ of the one‌⁠ next to her.​⁠⁠ Hua Ran… was‌​ intoxicated by the⁠ sweetness of the​‌ situation.

***‌‌⁠

Hua​​‌ didn’t look too​ good.

When‌‍‌ we were exploring⁠ the cave, she​​⁠ didn’t bother looking​⁠‌ around and instead​⁠⁠ held tightly onto‍⁠​ my arm with‌​‌ her head dropping‍⁠⁠ low.

‘Is‌​‍ she scared of‌ dark places?’

It​ was a mistake​​‌ on my part​⁠ for not checking​ beforehand whether she⁠‌ had claustrophobia or‍​ anything similar.

“I​​ think we are​⁠‌ done with the⁠ cave now. Do‍‌ you want to‌‌ go up?”

“…”​‍‌

Without‌‌‍ saying anything back,⁠‌‌ Hua silently gave​‍‍ a nod in‍ response.

The​​ highlight of the‍ national garden was⁠​ sitting down on‍⁠‍ a mat next⁠​​ to the flowerbeds,‌⁠ enjoying the fragrant‍ scent of flowers‍‍​ while having lunch.‌

After‍​‍ finding a great‌⁠ place to sit‍⁠ down, I opened‌ up the mat‍⁠ and placed it⁠ on the ground.‍‍ It was still​‌ a bit early​ for lunch though;‌ it was more​‍​ like a brunch.⁠‌

“…”‌

Sitting⁠⁠ down on the‌⁠ mat, I took⁠⁠‍ out some food.‍ Honestly, kimbaps were‍ the best for⁠ picnics but it‍​ was hard to‌‍ make those here,‍ so I brought‍ some sandwiches instead.​⁠

It​⁠ wasn’t my first‌​ time coming here,⁠⁠‍ but the Royal​‍‌ National Garden truly‍⁠ was a spectacular⁠‌ place.

Tulips⁠​⁠ were decorating the‍‌ entirety of the‍⁠ large hills at‌‌​ the front. Tulips‌ of all sorts​ of colors were​‌ each taking up‍ a territory as​ they harmonically brightened‌⁠‍ the scenery, resembling​‍‍ the tulip fields‌⁠⁠ of the Netherlands.‌

The‍ beautiful background that​‍ was spectacular for‍ both the eyes‌ and the nose‌‌⁠ was further supplemented‌⁠⁠ by Hua munching‍⁠ on the sandwiches‍‌ like a squirrel.​‍

She‍ really is…

“Cute.”‍‍

“Uhh…”‌​

Hua​ seemed to have⁠ picked up the‍‌‍ word that unconsciously⁠ slipped out of‌‌ my mouth. Seemingly‌ very embarrassed, she​​​ dropped her head‍​​ and said after‍ throwing a glance.‌

“…Me?”‍​

“Yeah.‍‌‍ Cute and pretty.‍⁠ You would put‍‌​ anyone in a good mood just​​ with your looks.”⁠‌

“Uhhh…”‌

Her‌ ears turned deep⁠⁠ red as the‌ heat rapidly moved‌​ down to her​⁠‍ cheeks. I was⁠⁠ not telling a single lie.

“Trust‌​⁠ me. You’re the⁠​​ prettiest and the⁠ cutest person in⁠‍ the world right‌‍‍ now.”

Hearing‍ that, her eyes‌​ turned into circles.⁠ It was my‌‍‍ first time seeing‍​⁠ her open her⁠‌ eyes up that​​ wide.

“You’re…‍‍ also looking, h,‌ han…”

“Nn?‌‌​ What was that?”​⁠‌

“…Not‍‍​ bad.”

“Ah…‍⁠ Is it not‌ that good? I tried my best​​‌ though…”

I dropped my head​ looking dejected which‌​ immediately put Hua‌‌⁠ Ran in a fluster. She rolled‌​ her eyes and‍ moved her arms⁠⁠⁠ around in agitation,‌‍⁠ not knowing what‍ to do, which​‌ looked very funny‍‌‌ and cute.

“No,‍‍ I mean… like…”‌‍

“I’m‌ joking.”

“Uht…!”⁠⁠​

When‍⁠⁠ I mischievously said‍⁠‌ that with a smile, Hua at​‍​ last realized that‌⁠ she had been‍‌⁠ fooled and turned‌⁠ red. She then​‌ took revenge.

-Slam!⁠​

“Uahk…!”‌⁠

It‌ was probably a gentle punch for​​⁠ her, but it‍‍‌ felt like my​ shoulder was about⁠‍ to be ripped⁠ off. Even though​‍‍ I did deserve​ a little punch,‌ from the looks‍⁠ of things, it​⁠⁠ seemed that one‍‍ regeneration ability wouldn’t‌ be enough to‌‌ let me tease⁠ her another time.⁠‌

“I‍ won’t… apologize for⁠​‌ that.”

“Haha.⁠‌ Sorry.”

After‌⁠ we were done‌‍​ with lunch, we‍ got up and​‍ started walking around​​‌ the garden.

“Look.‌​‌ This rose is⁠ gold. It must‍‌‌ be magic, right?⁠​

“Shall⁠​ we buy some⁠ souvenirs? How about‍‍ a hairpin? Don’t​ you think this‍⁠ red tulip pin​‌ looks great?

“Ohh!‍​⁠ They’re having a concert there. Should​‌‍ we listen for⁠‍ a bit?”

“…”‌‍

It⁠​​ seemed that I was the only‌​ one excited with⁠⁠ the flowers. Despite⁠‌‍ going around and‍‍‍ having the chance‍⁠ to look at​⁠ all sorts of​ flowers and souvenirs,⁠ I found her⁠‌ looking at me⁠​‍ whenever I turned⁠‌⁠ around.

In⁠⁠ hindsight, it was​‍​ to be expected⁠⁠ that Hua wouldn’t‌​ be interested in‍​ flower viewing. Ran⁠ might be interested,‍‌ but it appeared​ that I had‌‍ chosen the wrong⁠‍ venue regardless.

We‍ had an early⁠​‌ dinner at a restaurant inside the‍⁠ garden and discovered⁠‌ the countless stars​‌⁠ that were decorating‍‍‍ the night sky⁠⁠ when we left‍‍ the restaurant.

There‍ was a great​ place to see⁠‌​ stars nearby, but​ I got the⁠​‍ impression that she⁠ probably wouldn’t enjoy​⁠ it, just like‍⁠ with the flowers.⁠

“Should​‍‌ we start heading⁠‌‌ back?” I asked.​‌‌

“…No.”⁠

And⁠‍ received a completely‌ unexpected reply.

***‌​‍

In​⁠ the end, we​⁠ walked all the⁠ way to the⁠​‍ cave which was‌‌⁠ great for seeing​‌‍ stars.

Technically,‌‌ we were no‌‍ longer inside the⁠ Royal National Garden​​ and were just​ outside of it.​ In the far-off‍⁠ distance on the​ grassland going all‍ the way west‍​ to the horizon‍‍ were several bell-shaped⁠ caves.

This⁠‌⁠ was a place⁠⁠ that was shown‍‌​ in the game⁠‍ as a part​ of the background​‌⁠ with no interaction⁠ possible. In reality,​​‌ however, it was⁠ one of the⁠ many caves that​ were discarded by‌⁠ the government.

Unlike​⁠⁠ the caves inside⁠‍ the national garden‌​ that the Kingdom​​​ maintained to be⁠ tourist attractions, the⁠⁠‍ caves here were‍‍‌ raw and untouched.‌​

“Here.”​​

Going​ past the entrance‌⁠ that was wide‍​‌ enough for several⁠⁠​ adults to walk⁠​ in side-by-side, we⁠ walked down the⁠‌ dark cave. Before⁠⁠‍ long, we came‍‍​ across a single⁠ ray of light⁠‌ shining down.

“Where‍‌ is this?”

Inside⁠⁠ the enormous cave,⁠‌⁠ there was a hole in the⁠ ceiling that gave‌⁠ way to starlight.⁠⁠

This‌⁠ place was the‌‌⁠ only place inside​​‌ this cave that‌ had light. I laid myself down‍‌ underneath the hole⁠​‍ to bask in⁠​ the light that​⁠ was under the⁠⁠ monopoly of this‌​ room.

“There‌​​ was a time‌‍‌ when I lived⁠​ here due to⁠ some circumstances and⁠⁠ reasons. Back then,‍‍​ I had to⁠ hide myself but‌⁠​ that was when⁠‌‍ I came across‍​ this fabulous place.​⁠‍ I wanted to⁠ show this to‌‍ you since we⁠ were here.”

‘Lie⁠‍‍ down,’ I suggested⁠⁠ as Hua carefully​ laid herself down​ on top of⁠‍‌ the mat. I recommended my arm‍ as a pillow‍ like I had‍‌ done a few​⁠ times already, and⁠​ she did not‌‍ refuse the offer.⁠⁠

When​​ we laid down​⁠ on the ground,‌​ we could see‍⁠ several stars through​​ the small hole⁠ of the cave.‌‍‌ The lake of⁠ stars inside the‌​‌ hole was much⁠ smaller than the‍ ocean of stars‌‍ you would be​ able to see​⁠ outside.

“…Small.”⁠⁠

Hua​ seemed to have​⁠⁠ thought the same‍​‌ thing and gave‍‌ her honest review.​

“It⁠⁠‍ is. You would​ be able to⁠⁠‍ see a lot​⁠ more stars outside.”⁠‍

“Then⁠ why?”

“Sometimes,‌​⁠ I think this‌⁠‌ to myself. As⁠‍⁠ great as it‍⁠ is to share​‍ something beautiful with⁠⁠⁠ everyone else, sometimes‌‌ I want to‍⁠⁠ keep that all‌ for myself.”

Nature‌‍​ belongs to everyone.⁠ I had no​​ plans of refuting‍ that, but was‌ it so bad⁠ to think about‌‌ being a little‌⁠ selfish?

“The⁠⁠ people viewing stars‌⁠ outside gaze up‌​​ at the broad​ space without even‍ knowing what they‍‌ are looking at.‍⁠‍ But right now,‍‌​ we are only‍‌ looking at the‌‌‌ stars that are⁠ filling up that‍ tiny hole.”

We⁠ were the ones⁠ monopolizing those stars.‍⁠⁠ We were the‌‍‍ only ones gazing‌ at those stars⁠ that filled up‍⁠​ a small and​​​ compact area, which‍ no one else‍‍ in the world‌⁠⁠ even knew of.‍

“Only…‍ us?”

As⁠​ if she was‍‌ intrigued by my‌ idea, she followed‍ the end of​ my finger when‌ I pointed off‌⁠ into the distance.‍‍⁠

“It’s‌‌ ours.”

“Ours…”⁠​

Perhaps​​ it might be‍⁠⁠ a severely selfish‍ interpretation, but this‌ had left quite⁠‌‌ a deep impression‌ in my mind,‍⁠​ even in the‍‍ last iteration.

All⁠​ I hoped for​​⁠ was that this‍‌‌ moment would be‍⁠​ left behind in⁠ Hua’s mind as​ a memory worth⁠‍ revisiting, just like‌​‍ how it had​‌‌ been for me.‌‌‍

“…”‌‌‌

For​​ a long time,‌ her crimson eyes‌⁠​ were focused on‌ the stars above​⁠ while I looked‌ at the side​‍ profile of her​ face.

In​‍ her immersion, her‍‌ eyes reflected the​⁠ stars and sparkled‌ like gems.

The‌⁠ stars that were⁠‍ inside her eyes,‌⁠ which were even‍ smaller than the‍ tiny hole of​‌ the cave, were‌​‌ extremely close. The‌ moment I realized⁠ that those stars‍‍‍ were so close‌ that she could​​ feel my breath—⁠​‌

“…Kuhum.”‌

I cleared my throat‌‍ as I continued‍‍⁠ gazing at the‌‍‌ little artwork. Right​⁠⁠ now, I was‌​⁠ the only one‌⁠ here; I was⁠‍‍ the one monopolizing‍ the artwork called​‌‍ Hua Ran.

For⁠ a very short‌​ moment – perhaps​‌⁠ one that barely​⁠ lasted for three‌⁠ seconds – I continued that one-sided‍‌​ exchange.

“What’s⁠ wrong?”

Hua‌‌⁠ turned around after​‍ sensing my gaze‍‍ which unfortunately put​‍‌ an end to‌ that exchange.

“Nothing.”‌‌​

Looking⁠‌ away from her‍⁠⁠ eyes, I turned⁠‌ back to the‍ sky as Hua‍ soon followed suit.⁠‌ For quite some‍ time, we silently⁠⁠ gazed at the‍​⁠ sky and focused‌​ our eyes on‌ the stars that‌‍​ were ours and​‍​ ours alone.

The​⁠‌ wide room of​ the cave, which‍ amplified even the​⁠ softest of whispers,​ remained silent for‌‍ a very long⁠‍‍ time.

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