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I Killed an Academy Player Chapter 18: Hunting Grounds (3)

Chapter 18: Hunting Grounds (3)

Marie​​ hopped across the‌‍ dense forest as‌‍ if she was​‌ out on a walk. Her feet‌⁠ that were as⁠‍‍ energetic as a freshman of the‍‍ Academy led her‌‍‌ forward to a place that had​‍ actual freshmen students​ lying down on​ the ground.

“Ughh…”‍​​

“M,‌‍ my back…”

“Are​‍‍ you alright? Are‍​‌ your wounds serious?”‍‌

She⁠​​ was just asking‍⁠ as a matter​​ of formality and⁠ received a response‍ that was in​​​ the scope of​⁠ her imagination.

“I’m​‍⁠ alright…”

The​ student sounded discouraged‍ more than anything.⁠‌‍ It seemed that⁠ she hadn’t been‍‍‍ expecting the gap​ between themselves to‌⁠‌ be so big.‍

The‍⁠⁠ genius mage, Marie​⁠⁠ Dunareff – the​ official rank of‍​​ Grade 1 that⁠‍ she received wasn’t⁠⁠⁠ for show.

“I’ll‍ let you off‌⁠‌ this time so⁠​ good luck!”

“Uhk…‍ Alright.”

“That’s‌⁠‌ good! I also‍‍ had to push⁠‌⁠ myself like you‌​ guys last year!​‍ You’ll be able‌ to do better‌‌ next time!”

Without‍​ taking the armband⁠ of the disheartened‍⁠‍ freshman, she caressed‌‍‌ her head and‍‍ turned around.

“How‍ is this possible‌​​ with only low-grade‌⁠ spells…”

Lying‌ down next to​‌ the astonished freshman‍‍⁠ were 10 of‌⁠⁠ her peers.

“Hmm~.​‍ I like how⁠ all the freshmen‌ are brave! But…”‍‌

There’s‍⁠ no-one like him⁠ yet.

Marie⁠‌ cheeks flushed while⁠ thinking about the⁠⁠ impressive freshman boy.‍‌ If it was‍‍ him, he probably⁠‍⁠ would have continued‌⁠ fighting without giving⁠‍ up.

“That​⁠​ would be troublesome~.⁠‌ I don’t think‍ it’ll be easy‌​​ to stop him.”​⁠​

Would‍⁠ she be able⁠‌ to come across​ that boy in‌‍ this practical lesson?‍ The odds weren’t‌‍ that high but​ if she did​‍‍ manage to see‍‍⁠ him…

The‌​ imagination alone made‌ her heart palpitate.‍​‍

– Rustle!

That​⁠‍ was when tree⁠ branches shot out‍⁠⁠ of the ground⁠​ and wrapped themselves​​⁠ around Marie’s wrists‌⁠​ and ankles.

“You⁠‍ let your guard‍​ down!”

The​‍ owner of the‍ voice was a girl with refreshing‌⁠​ green hair. She​‍ pointed an antique‌‍‍ staff, that appeared‍⁠‌ like the entanglement‍ of tree branches,‌‍ at Marie.

“O‌ spirits of the‌‌ forest. Lend me​‍⁠ your aid!”

Small‍​ fragments of light⁠‌ emerged following her‌ request.

They‌⁠ were the natural-born⁠ spirits that existed‌‍⁠ in the vast‌‌⁠ woods of the‌⁠‍ hunting grounds. Seeing‌ them appear voluntarily⁠‍ without any contract,‌‌ Marie gave a smile.

“So‌‌‍ you are that​‍‌ druid freshman, right?”‌

She⁠​ was able to​​‌ stealthily move tree​⁠​ branches outside of⁠‍‍ Marie’s perception and‌ a single request​‌ from her immediately⁠‌⁠ called the lofty​ spirits of the​​​ forest.

A druid had the‍‌ blessings of the​‍ forest. It was⁠ definitely not an‍‌ overstatement to say⁠‍​ that this was‌⁠‍ a part of‌‌ her territory.

“You‍‌ should surrender. You‍​ can’t beat me‌‌ in the forest.”‌⁠⁠

Marie‌⁠ understood where her​ confidence was coming⁠​‍ from seeing the⁠‍ dozens of spirits​‌ that were surrounding⁠‌ her. Druids were‌ born with natural‌ affinity to spirits.‍ It was because​ their hearts weren’t​‍ tainted by worldly⁠ matters and were‍ instead tinged by‍​⁠ nature.

She​​​ was a strong‌ spiritual elementalist who‍ could easily receive‌⁠ the help of​⁠​ the elementals and‍​‍ spirits in the‌‌‌ forest without even⁠⁠‍ forging a contract.​ Besides, the overwhelming⁠‍ vitality of the⁠ forest was also​‍⁠ a source of‌ power for druids.​‍

“I’m‌‍‌ Marie. Marie Dunareff.​​ What is your​ name, hoobae-nim?”

“…Yuel.‌‍‌ I am Yuel‌‌‌ of the Avelorn‍‌⁠ Forest.”

“Nn.​‌‍ Unfortunately, Yuel, I have my pride​ as a senior​⁠‌ and can’t surrender.”‌‍⁠

“You‍ don’t sound persuasive⁠‌​ with your limbs⁠ restricted.”

“You⁠ mean this?”

Seeing‍⁠ the branches tightened⁠​⁠ around her wrists‍‌ and ankles, Marie‌​⁠ floated a relaxed‍‍ smile before flexing‌‌ her limbs.

– Crack! Crackk!

“I’m‌ sorry, tree.”

As‍‍ soon as Marie‍‍⁠ used her power,‌ the branches were​‌ ripped apart like​​ paper. Yuel blinked⁠ her eyes on‍‍ repeat in a fluster, seeing how⁠ easy it was⁠ for her to‌ break out of‍ the restraint.

“H,‍⁠ how could that​ be!”

“Nn~.‍ You see, I’m‍ the oldest daughter​‌ of a family​‍‌ of farmers! I’m‍‍‍ confident in my‍ strength!”

– I even received​ a bull after‍⁠‌ winning in an⁠‌ arm wrestle tournament!‌

“That’s​⁠ clearly not at​​​ the level of​ a normal farmer!”‌⁠

Although⁠‌​ Yuel had been‌ mobilizing only a small number of‌‌‌ branches to hide‍‍‌ from her sight,​ a mage breaking‍‍​ out of it‍⁠ with her sheer⁠⁠ power… was dumbfounding,​ but Yuel still​​ believed that she‍⁠ was in the​ advantage.

“You⁠​ know about the‌​‍ attributes of forest‌⁠ spirits, right? They⁠ are on a definite advantage against‍‌​ you, sunbae-nim, who​‌​ uses water-attributed spells.”​

“Let’s​‍ see~ if that‍‍⁠ really is the​⁠ case.”

– Pababang!

Balls⁠​‍ of water immediately⁠‌​ came flying at‍ Yuel. They were⁠ low-grade spells and⁠‍​ weren’t lethal but‌​ they were enough‍​ to physically neutralize‌​ other people.

“O‌ spirits.”

Yuel⁠​⁠ communicated with the​​ spirits by using‌‌ nothing but her⁠​ voice and asked‌‍‌ for their help.⁠⁠⁠ The forest spirits‍ immediately moved the‍ ancient trees, which‌‍ were like their‌‍ bodies, and formed‌ a wall of⁠​ tree branches that⁠‌⁠ blocked the balls‌​ of water.

“Hmm~.”⁠

The‍‌ drenched branches soon⁠​​ returned to earth.‍⁠ In retaliation against⁠‍‌ Marie’s sudden attack,‍⁠​ Yuel processed her​⁠ evergreen mana.

“Bloom,‍‌‍ o life.”

A large flower bud‌⁠​ appeared from the‌⁠‌ ground, but when⁠‍ it blossomed, what‌ appeared weren’t beautiful​‍⁠ petals but the‌‍‍ hideous forms of⁠​ carnivorous plants.

“Uehk…”‌

Marie⁠‍ marveled at how​ unsightly it was‌‌​ but did not‌ turn her eyes​ away from it.‌‌⁠

‘It’s‍​ not a plant​ of this forest.‌​ That means it’s‌​ not an actual‌‍⁠ plant that she⁠ grew with mana.’‍‍‌

They‍​ were pure magic⁠​ forms of life‍‌‌ that were created‌‍‌ from magic. It‍‍‌ was when she‍⁠ came to that‌‌​ conclusion – those​⁠ carnivorous plants that‌‌ were born to⁠‍‌ devour something shot⁠‌‌ their heads towards‌‍⁠ her.

– Hiss hiss!

– Hiss hiss!

The‌ carnivorous plants opened‍⁠ and closed their⁠ horrifying teeth while​ threatening to swallow​‌‌ the air alongside‍⁠ her. Marie raised‌​ her staff in‌ response and used​‍​ Water Bullets to‌ shoot them down.‌​

– Hiss hiss!

It​‍‌ resulted in a frontal collision between⁠ the Water Bullets⁠‍ and the carnivorous‌ plants. The physical​‌ power of Water⁠ Bullets should be⁠ more than enough⁠⁠‌ to easily deal⁠⁠​ with those plants​‍‍ – that was‌‌ what Marie thought,‌⁠ but things went‍‌ in the opposite‌ direction.

– Splash!

“Nn?”​

Even‍ after being hit​⁠​ by the bullets,⁠⁠ the carnivorous plants​ did not sway⁠‍ a single step⁠‌ and instead turned​⁠⁠ bigger.

‘Ahah~.​ So they eat⁠⁠ mana huh?’

– Click!

Marie​⁠ clicked her fingers⁠‌​ in the air‌ as a water​ bubble appeared out‍⁠‌ of the air‌‍ before rapidly turning⁠ bigger. It was‌⁠‌ roughly about as‌ big as a Water Bullet but⁠‌ the amount of‌ mana inside it​ was on a whole different league.⁠‌⁠

“Water​​ Bomb.”

– Boom!

The​⁠ Water Bomb exploded⁠ in the air.​ It swallowed the‌‍⁠ approaching carnivorous plants​‌ with its aftershock​​‌ and flung them‌ away.

“Tch…!”‌‌

She‍‍⁠ was clever and​⁠‍ had quick judgment.​⁠⁠ It was as‌‌ expected of a Grade 1 mage.‍

It​⁠ was a required⁠‌⁠ skill of a battle mage to⁠​​ analyze the opponents’​‍ actions and decipher⁠ the enemy’s magic​ formula to retaliate‌​‍ in time.

And‌‍‌ Marie was someone⁠‍⁠ who received Grade‍⁠ 1 as a battle mage.

‘But‍ I’m still at⁠ an advantage in‍​⁠ the forest. There​ is no way‍ I can lose⁠ in this place!’​‌

Yuel⁠⁠‌ tapped the ground‌​​ with her staff‌‌ and linked herself​‍⁠ with the earth‌‌ below. Now, the‌ trees of the‍⁠‍ forest that were‍ on her side​‍​ as well as‍⁠ the ground beneath⁠⁠‌ would move according‍⁠‌ to her will.‍‌

“It’s⁠ completely drenched, isn’t⁠‌‍ it? All the​ way underground?”

“Sorry…?”‌‍

It⁠ was then.

❰Combination‍ Spell: Frost❱

– Chaaaakk!

In⁠⁠ an instant, flowers‍ of snow bloomed‍⁠‍ all across with​‍ Marie at the‍ center. The carnivorous​ plants which had‌​ been pushed away​​ with the Water⁠‌⁠ Bomb were completely‌‍ frozen. Everything which⁠⁠ had been splattered​‌⁠ with water was⁠​‌ covered in ice.⁠ In other words…‍‌‍

– Ruuumble!

Suddenly,​‍ the earth soared‍⁠ up as specks‍ of dirt bounced‌‌‌ off and juddered⁠‌⁠ as if everything‍⁠ expanded out of​ nowhere.

“Huh?”‌​​

The‍ tree branches underground⁠⁠ did not heed‍ to Yuel’s link.‍‍ It was the‌⁠‌ first time this​⁠⁠ had happened and‍​ she was thus⁠‍ greatly flustered.

“The‍​⁠ branches underneath were‌ wet, right? I froze them.”

“H,‌ how is this…”​‌

“You​ can’t limit a mage’s ability to​‍​ their main attribute.‍‍⁠ Remember there are⁠‌‌ combination spells in​‌‌ elemental magic.”

Marie‍​⁠ Dunareff’s specialty in​‌‌ magic was everything‌‍‌ including the water⁠‍‌ attribute. Freezing the‍‌‍ molecules of water​ that appeared from​‍⁠ her spell was‌ one of the​ combination spells she‌‍‌ had.

The⁠‌ tree branches that​‍ had been wetted​⁠ with the Water⁠​ Bomb had gone‍ back down, and‌‌ that was why‌⁠ they froze underground.​​​

“Not‌ yet…! I still⁠ have spirits with​ me!”

As‍ Yuel said, the​‌​ spirits of the‍​⁠ forest were still⁠‌⁠ in a normal​⁠‌ state. They seemed⁠‍‍ infuriated by the⁠ disrespectful one who⁠ suddenly froze the​‍‍ ground.

“Sorry.​⁠​ But I think​ I’ll have to⁠ say sorry one‌⁠‍ more time. You‌ see, I’m going‍⁠ to explode a Water Bomb.”

“A⁠ Water Bomb? Something‌⁠ at that level⁠​ won’t…”

In​‍⁠ the middle of​‌ her words, Yuel‌ unconsciously turned to‍⁠ Marie’s staff. She⁠⁠⁠ realized that the​‍⁠ amount of mana⁠⁠⁠ embedded inside was‌⁠ extraordinary, upon noticing⁠⁠​ that it was‍ heading to the‌‌⁠ air and turned‍‍ her gaze to‍⁠ the sky.

“Ah…”‍‍​

A great blob of‌ water was being‌ boiled on top.‌⁠

Water​ Bomb.

It‌‌ was a low-grade​​⁠ spell that exploded⁠‌ a blob of​ water with the​⁠‍ heat of magic‌​‍ to scatter into⁠‌ the surroundings. It⁠‍‌ was as strong‍​‌ as a shock‌ wave at best,‌⁠⁠ and breaking a small tree would⁠‍​ be considered a remarkable feat.

Even‌⁠ though it shouldn’t‍ be anything great⁠ as a low-grade‍⁠⁠ spell…

“Water⁠‍​ Bomb.”

– Kwaaaaannngg!!

What​‌ fell from the‌ sky was a large bomb of‍⁠ water. It was​‌​ ridiculously enormous and‌ it became a large bomb that⁠⁠ covered the entire‌⁠ region.

“S,⁠​​ spirits!”

Heeding‌‍​ the desperate call⁠ of the druid,‍‌ the spirits began⁠​‌ to move. They⁠‌‌ also turned deathly‌‍‍ pale as they‌‍ moved the ancient‍​ trees of the⁠​⁠ forest to protect‍‍ Yuel, but…

“Booom~”​

– Ruuuuumble!!

It‌ was nothing but​‌ a futile resistance‍ to an overwhelming‍ natural disaster.

****​

The‌‍ forest looked as⁠ if had been‌‌‍ bombarded by bombers.​ The large Water​‌ Bomb that destroyed​ a part of‌‌ the hunting grounds‌‍​ was the sign​⁠ that marked Marie’s​‌ one-sided victory.

Even⁠ though the seniors‍‍ of this prac‌‌ lesson weren’t allowed⁠⁠‍ to use medium-grade⁠ spells excluding barriers⁠ for self-defense, her​ spell was still‌‍‍ overwhelming and that‌ was thanks to​ her specialty.

❰Mana‌​ Amplification❱

This‌ overpowered specialty that​‌ allowed its user‌ to increase the‍​⁠ output of a spell, which was⁠‍ supposed to have⁠‌ a clear limit‍‌ depending on the‌‌‌ formula, was an​ ability that was‌⁠‍ definitely fitting of⁠‌ a boss character.⁠⁠

She⁠‍ was a Unique⁠ Grade boss who⁠ was meant to⁠ be defeated as‍‌ a whole party.⁠⁠‍ There was probably⁠ only one person‌‌‍ among the freshmen‌ students who could​‍⁠ have a frontal‍​ fight against Marie‌‌​ Dunareff.

“A,‌‍ ahht…! A, are⁠ you alright? Sorry!​ Yuel, you were‌ too strong so⁠ I unknowingly put‌⁠‌ too much power⁠​ into my attack…!​⁠ Are you alright?”‌‍

“Ugh…”‌⁠

Yuel​‍ gave a dejected‌‌ sigh while looking‌​ at her restless​‍ Senior. This girl​‍ with water-color hair​ was amiable to⁠​ everyone with an‌ easy-going and a warm smile.

She​‍ was a docile⁠‍ girl who loved​ peace with no​⁠⁠ animosity against other‌ people. However, hidden⁠​​ behind her face​‍ was the horrifying‍ ability of a Grade 1 battle⁠ mage.

This‌ girl was probably‌​​ an innately adorable⁠​ and gentle person,‍‌ and a kind-hearted‍⁠‍ girl who was​‍‍ always nice and‌‍‌ generous to everyone.⁠​‍

Even⁠‍​ in the small⁠‌​ society of a druid’s tribe, there⁠ were those that‌⁠‍ were able to​ form thicker bonds​‍ with other people.​‌

These⁠⁠ people were nice‍​‌ and formed great‍ relationships with others,‌⁠ but were ruthless⁠‌‌ when it came⁠ to doing the‌​ necessary actions.

“Uhhk…”‌‌​

“A,⁠‍‍ are your bones​‌​ alright? Do you​ want me to​ put some saliva⁠ on?”

“How‍‍ would that… even‍​⁠ help?”

“K,​‍ kuhum… But you​​‌ know, guardians are‌ meant to get‍‍ injured as they​​‍ grow! I also​⁠⁠ fell down when‍⁠ I was watering​‌‌ the plants on​​ a wyvern and​‍ broke my legs—-”‍⁠‌

Was‌​‌ this mysterious toughness‌⁠‌ an environmental buff⁠‌ that was applied‍‍​ to the children​ of farmers?

Yuel​‌ had no clue.​​ This world was‌ full of suffering​ and both the‍‍ city and the⁠ farm were too⁠‌ difficult for her.​‍ Until she was‌​ taken outside by‍​⁠ the rescue team⁠ that was here​ to escort the​ injured students, Yuel⁠⁠ had to receive‍‍ the extreme words​⁠⁠ of concern and‌​ encouragement from Marie.‌

“Hmm…​‌ Maybe I shouldn’t​ have amplified? But‍ she wasn’t an‍ opponent I could‌ beat with only‌ low-grade spells and‍​​ no amplification…”

Marie‌⁠‌ turned her gaze​​ in concern towards‌‌ another student who‌ had been staring‌‌​ at her for‌‍ a long time.‌⁠​

“Hello?⁠​⁠ I’m Marie. What​​​ is your name?”‍

Her‌ golden eyes clashed​‌ with a crimson‍​ gaze.

****⁠‍

Right​‍‌ in front of‍ the shed which​ was the final​⁠ destination, standing there‌‌‌ to stop any‌‌ intruders was a large golem.

“…Sorry‍​​ but the 1st‍ place goes to​​⁠ me.”

Named⁠ character of freshmen,​ Golem User Kranel‌⁠‌ Luden. He was‌ one of the‌ starting party members⁠‌ that were available⁠‍​ aside from Hua​‍ Ran.

He‍ was standing in‍ front of the‌⁠‍ shed, stopping every⁠ incoming student.

“Haa…‌‌ Is today like⁠ a special day‍ or something? Why⁠‍‌ am I seeing⁠​‌ all the Grade⁠⁠ 2s?”

‘Judging⁠⁠⁠ from how fast‌⁠ he came here,⁠‍ did he make⁠‌ like a golem‌‌‍ horse to rush⁠‌​ all the way​‍ here? To steal⁠‍ from other students​⁠ in front of⁠⁠⁠ the shed?’

Although‍​​ defeating Alicia was⁠‌‌ part of my⁠‌ plan, it definitely⁠‍‌ wasn’t my goal⁠​​ to meet Kranel‌‌ after Dorron. I was facing 3 out of the⁠​​ 4 named characters‍‍ in just one‍⁠ day.

This​‍‍ scenario which would​​‍ be hard to​⁠⁠ see in the‍‌ game even with‌‍ an infinite number​ of saves and​ loads was happening​‌ in front of‌‌​ my eyes.

“You‍‍ have a lot‍ of armbands don’t‍ you? I’ll be‍​ first if I take all that…”‌‍

“In​ your dreams, buddy.⁠‍⁠ You’re the easiest‍ after Alicia from‌​⁠ Grade 2, alright?​ Watch me break‌​ your favorite golem.”⁠​

…………‌

………‌

……​

Golem.‍

It‍ was a formula⁠‍⁠ for siege warfare‍ that had been⁠‌ inherited down from​‌ the ancient times.‍​‍ Using the formula‌ of the user⁠​‌ with the golem​ core at the‌​​ center, one could‌‌ create the large‌⁠‍ siege weapon.

As​‍ long as there‍ was enough material‍‍ and mana, it​ would always be‍​ strong enough to⁠ break through castle⁠⁠⁠ walls so humans​ had been using​ golems for a very long time.‍

The‍‌ fact that they‍‍ were classified as⁠ siege weapons proved‌ their strength, but‍⁠‌ that also implied⁠‍ a critical downside.‌

Due‌​ to being huge,‌ they were really,​‌ really slow.

– Bang!

“Kuahk…!”⁠

Unable⁠⁠‌ to retain its‍‌ form, the golem‌ crumbled down as​⁠ Kranel fell with⁠‌‌ it. Walking past​⁠⁠ the remains of‌‍ the destroyed golem,⁠​⁠ I pointed the​‍ spear at his‍ neck.

“Golems‌‌⁠ are nothing but⁠​​ big targets for⁠‍⁠ small and strong⁠​‍ weapons like people.⁠ If I were‌ you, I would‌ have looked for⁠‌ a friend to‌⁠‍ protect me.”

“…I⁠ have none.”

“Huh?”‌

“I‌ have… no friends.”​

“Ah…⁠‌​ that’s… sorry.”

“Kuhk…”​

Kranel‌‍‌ let out an‌⁠ agonized groan as‍ if his shoulder‌‌‍ was dislocated when⁠ falling down from‍​‌ the crumbled golem.‍​

“Stay​‍​ still.”

“Huh?”‍

– Creak!

“Kuhik…?!”⁠

I relocated his shoulder⁠‌ as a scream‍⁠ left his mouth.⁠​ The intelligent mages​‌‌ weren’t used to‌‍⁠ pain as much,‌⁠ so it was⁠⁠‌ something that couldn’t‍​‌ be helped.

“With⁠ this, I will‍‍‍ be the overwhelming​‌‍ victor.”

“You…!”‍‌‌

While​‌⁠ relocating his shoulder,​‌ I also took‌‍‍ his armband as‍ well as a bunch of green​‍ and white armbands.‍⁠

“Huhu.⁠ By the way,‍ the armbands that​‍ you’ve earned until​⁠​ now will still‍ be your points,‍‍ so I’m sure‍ you’ll be able​ to buy a few potions and⁠ stuff.”

“Uhhg…”​​​

Including‌‍⁠ Kranel’s armband, I had 117 points‍‍ in total! It‍​⁠ was an absurdly‍ large amount of⁠‍​ points!

It‌‌ was the first‌ time I had‍‌‍ acquired such a large number of‌⁠‌ points even when‌⁠‌ I was repeating​ this lesson in‌⁠ the game. Was‍​ the goddess of‍‍⁠ fortune smiling on‍‍ me today or⁠​ something?

Leaving‍⁠‌ behind Kranel, I headed to the‌⁠⁠ shed.

It‍ was time to‌ receive my due​‌​ rewards.

……………………………..‍‍​

……………………………..​⁠‍

……………………………..​‌‌

『Results​ of the Hunting‌ Grounds』

Grade⁠​⁠ 2 Knight, Alicia​‌ Arden, injured.

Grade‍​ 2 Knight, Dorron​‌​ Warsky, weakened.

Grade‍​‌ 2 Mage, Yuel​ the Druid, injured.⁠‌

Grade‌ 2 Mage, Kranel‌‍ Luden, golem core‍‌‌ lost.

2 out of the​⁠ 4 named freshmen⁠​ characters were unable​ to fight due⁠ to their injuries,​⁠ and the remaining‍​⁠ two were heavily‌ weakened.

Aside⁠​ from that was‌​⁠ the crash between​​‌ boss characters which‍‌ shouldn’t have happened⁠⁠‍ in the original​ scenario.

No-one‍​ knew what outcome‍⁠ this would lead⁠ to. But—

“Lucky⁠ me!”

There​ was no doubt⁠‍ that the things⁠ henceforth were due⁠‌​ to Korin’s own‌⁠‍ faults.

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